According to Dalzlel'a telegram, a duel with bowle-kolves, which bad a tragic ending was ionguo In an American town on a recent afternoon beoweea two yonng ranchers rivals for the band of a young lady. The two young men were cousins — Zjb and Pete Lawaon— and were both very well cflF. They met on Sunday night at a dancing-place about r>ix niilcß from town, quite by nooldenb, quarrelled, and decided to fight it quo on Monday. At 6 o'olook in the morning, acompsnled by their eeconde, they met in an orchard outside the town, and fought. Almost ut the oommencomenc of the encounter they both received such terrible wounds that ) a few minutes they expired. Then a dlscußßlon arose between the seconds — Edward Parker and Walter Brag— and they in turn deolded to settle tbe matter with tbe same bowie-knives. Parker was killed at the first encounter hy a thrnat of the knife in his heart, and Brag was almost dead when found later by a farmer In tbe dlatriot. Tbe three dead bodies were taken back to town, and Brag was oonveyed to the hospital, where he died an hour later. RISBINGTON COAOH. ■jjiHE above Coach will leave fi. Hannah's Corner at 3 oolook Kvery SATURDAY until further notloei W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. PBTAWE POACHES. f T. HAEVBY begs to announce *9 ' that he has taken over tho Petane Coaohea from C. Villehs as from this day, asd trusts that by strict attention and counosy to secure the oamo generous support aa his predecessor. Petano, 21st Septomnor, 1890. TIM&TABLIB, Leaving Eakdalo 8 a.m., Petane 8.30 a,m. Leaving Eakdale 1.30 p.m., Petano 2 p.m. Leaving Napier 11 a.m.: and 4.30 p.m. from Poet-ofllco. Fareß-Eskdalo, 23, alngloi; 3s roturn. Potanelseaohway. r, ARVffv 157 Eakdalo. CROWTHEE AND M'OAULETS | LINB OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES r Driving between Napier, Taupo, Tokaann and Rotonia. ' ft COAOH will leave Napier every s t\ MONDAY at 6.30 a.m., arriving at Tarawora oame day ; leave Tarawera every TUESDAY at 7 a.m., arriving at Tango i ' t>.m. leave Taupo evory THURSDAY at 7.30, arriving at iarawera same day ; leave Tarawera every FRIDAY at 7 a.m., arriving Napier 5 pan. Special Coaonos and Buggies at any time, Thos. Cook & Son, Agents. OROWTHBR & M'OAULBY. 219 Proprietors WALLINQFORD AND PORANaAHAt LINB OF BOYAIi MAIL COACHES, 'ijpHE COACH meets tho Tra 1 J L eavlng Napier on Monday and abut days at 7.10, 10r Wanatead 'WalHngford 1 Porangaliau, The Proprietor will not bs reßponslbi ny passengers lu "age after arrival at way Station union rangementa ?' FRANK JAMES, 20 PROPRIETOR! j __ CARLTOE CLUB 1 HASTINGS. Ml ' FAMILY AND OOMM.EEOIA K HOTBL P. QOKMAN _ ~* «, PBOPBIBTOI ri
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10465, 21 November 1896, Page 5
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