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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1667, 5 July 1887, Page 4

NOW PUBLISHED. THE STAR ALMAN/VCK, 1887. PRICE— ONE SHILLING. CONTENTS. ii n <.. n (c r» no .«i IQ3 Linen, iron mould on ... 90 l««aL*^::: iS p^Fh" :::i tZ^T^. z°% fSS'SiK.-'::: :»| Australian Adversaries 124 Z m KmLm*::" New Zealand EaSway, ... « STi o „.„.«; 9Q Number of plants for an acre 87 tt, "nSagos, and deaths, 2 " Parliament^ the world ...182 '. . .• b^e T7r> Passing entries 180 BonTaiTmaVure [I! Z'B PostAuideCalendar and Diary... 1,64 Eates of postage-Letters 163 Calendar, gardeners 1 ... 65,82 n "A-,- 'i * •• ,Xt Calendar, poultry 117 Conditions of transmission 164 Calves, rearing 104 Inland pattern and parcel Celery for rheumatism ...122 -,P ost . ••• ■ Jj} Cement for knife handles ... 184 Magazine and catalogue post 104 Chiltern, hundreds 49 Eegistration . ...164 Cholera, prevention of ...171 Miscellaneous regulations lbo Chemistry of Food 124 Postage stamps, post cards 160 Cinchona 49 Private bags 160 Cities of the world, compare £ OS J ? ffic t e Savin S s Bank ••■ }% tivetimeof ...... 120 os a S,? tes • . 16 ? Colonial Governors 181 Postal Tune Table 11 Comparative time of cities of i ♦• im world 120 Potato planting 101 Corns, cure for 172 Poultry calendar 117 Council, Legislative 211 Prevention of cholera 1/1 Coughs, cure for 172 Pr ™? Ministers of United Courts, The- -n Kins ? om V , , "J District 173 ?? r TT g T ,°^ nn P ffi an S -,« Resident Magistrate ... 176 £ ub . he Trust Office 172 Supreme .. 173 Eacing fixtures 210 Cricket Matches 209 gai way speed 1?2 Crown Grants 186 Railway symbols o3 Culture of maize 103 Eamfall in Hawera 14 Culture of sunflower ...213 Bearing calves 104 Cure for corns 172 es • ™> Cure for coughs 172 Eecipes Garden 8b Customs Duties 125 Registration of Dogs .. lo Customhouse, passing entries 185 Rowing matches^ intercolonial 210 Diary and Calendar.. 1,64 Boyal Family, The ... ...200 Directory- Royal family, annuities to ... 199 Hawera 216 Seeds to sow plots 8/ Manaia 221 Seeds, How to sow 89 Okaiawa 224 Sovereigns of Europe ...213 Otakeho 225 Rowing, Seasons for. ... 90 p:u amQ 9Oft Soap, making on the farm ... 118 Opunake 227 S^ tin S~Pungarehu 230 Egmont Handicap ...201 RahStu 231 TaranakiJ.C. Handicap... 201 Okato 232 Wanganui Derby ...201 Tataraimaka 232 Y^^fn^ '" SJ! Oakura 233 Auckland Cup ...202 New Plymouth Z !!! 233 New Zealand Cup ...202 Waitara 243 Wellington Cup ... 203 Inglewood 245 Melbourne Clip ... 203 Midhirst and Manganui . . . 246 Manbyrnong Plate ... 204 Waipuku... .. ...247 Cliamp.on Sweepstakes ... 204 Stratford 248 J- K :P: ... 200 Ngaire 250 Enghshßaces ... 200 Eltham and Mangawhero 251 Grand Prix ...206 TeEoti ... 252 o^ o^. - ?_? Normanby 2-52 Stamp Duties ...161 Manutahi 254 StatutesWhakamara 255 Impounding ... 146 Kakaramea 255 Fencing ... 104 Woodville 256 Lieensinp ... 162 pp a teat ca 256 -Electors qualification ... 162 Patea East- Whe'nuakura 259 Statistics, property of New Waverley *>59 Zealand 185 Doctor, The Family- '" " Statistics, New ZealandAccidents... 107 Death rate ...191 Burns 107 ? ebfc ••• - 192 Catarrh 107 Exports ... 191 Chilblains 107 ? old /•• ••• 191 ChUdren 108 Imports ... 191 Croup 108 Latest trade ... 193 Diarrhoea 109 Local Bodies ... 190 Diphtheria 109 Population ... 187 Drowning 109 Revenue and expenditure 192 Eye, inflammation of ...110 Summary of ...190 Fever 110 W°olW ° o1 •■• ... 191 Hysteria 110 Rates of local bodies ... 192 Mumps ..'. ... Z. 110 Property Tax valuation ... 192 Neuralgia 110 Statistics, Australasian — pjl es 211 Population and area ... 194 Poisons ."."." .'.'." [I! 111 Trade returns ... 194 Quinsy 11l Land in cultivation ... 195 Sunstroke 112 Public works ... 195 Whitlow 112 ler head of population ... 195 "Whooping cough ".' !.'.' 112 Strychnine, antidote ...195 Worms ... 112 Sunflower culture ...213 Duties, Customs 125 Succession of Governors ...120 Duties, Stamps 161 J ab e > duty 121 Duty Table 121 £\ b c'e ' luc 2 mc W Effects of Smoke, How to Iab r le of Distancesneutralise 119 Hawera to Opunake ... 11l Family doctor, the ... 107,112 Hawera to New Plymouth 141 Farm The Hawera to Manutahi ... 11l Agricultural notes ... 91 Manutahi to Foxton ... 141 Buildings 100 Napier to Wellington ... 142 I Butter, cheese 95 Napier to fauranga ...142 Contents of wells 100 Various ...143 ! Frozen meat 93 Suez route ... 144 Grain crops 92 ban * ranci sco route ••• u4u 4 Livestock 94 Intercolonial ...141 Manures 98 laranaki Land Purchases, Meat trade 94 _ , First ,v _, „ ••• 13> 5 Notes ou 1885-86 96 Telegraphic GuidePastures, West Coast ... 95 Ordinary telegrams ... 170 Seeds to sow an acre ... 97 Urgent telegrams ... 170 Table for hatching ...100 Delayed telegrams ...170 Weight of cattle 99 Weather telegrams ... 170 Weight of hay ... 100 Regulations and conditions 171 j Flour and Wheat ..." ." 184 The farm 91,100 Fowls, Management of ...113 limber, tawa, utiliMiig ... 12:* Game Laws 14 lime for seeds to germinate 88 Gardeners' Calendar *65,82 To dress wheat or oats ...119 Garden recipes 86 Utilizing tawa timber ...123 Governors, Succession of ...120 Vaccination ...215 Hatching table 100 Various materials, weight of 106 Holidays, bank 214 Wanganui Education Board 211 House of Representatives ... 212 Waterproof calico ... 120 How to neutralise effects of feather indications ... 179 snio ] ce U9 Weight of various nielah ... 10(5 How to sow seeds '.'.'. Z. 89 Weights and materials ...105 Income table 122 N\ ell-Mnkmg table ... ]31 Intercolonial rowing matches 210 Whflt au acre 1S — 214 Iron mould on linen ... ... 90 hat a million is ...178 Legislative Council 211 Wheat or oats, to dress ...119 Knife handles, cement for... 181 Warm baths 29 INNES & Co., Proprietors, Hawera. pULLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND ITS OBJECTS AXE SPECIALLY PKOTECTIVE. The Estates of persons who die, having neglected to make their wills, and who have not an}' friends living in the colony ready to apply for administration, are care- ' fully administered, debts paid and refiducs remitted to those legally entitled to receive them. All persons are, however, urged to instruct their solicitors as to their wills whilst in possession of health and unimpaired faculties. Inviolable security for the fulfilment of their wishes is assured by the appointment of the Public Trustee is sole Executor. No charge is made upon the deposit for safe custody of any Will !y which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Other Wills may be deposited on payment of a fee of Ten Shillings. Subject to the provisions of the Public Trust Oflice Acts, any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Public Trustee, who will thereupon hold such property upon the original trusts attaching thereto. The scale of fees applicable to the classes of Estates above referred to is as follows :— On all receipts of income under a trust, or on realising i propertj r under a will, or transfer of administration or probate £5 per cent. I For rendering Property-Tax return (if necessary) ... 10/For rendering Stamp account (if necessary) 2/6 per cent. ) Mm. fee, £1 I For obtaining probate (if necessary) ... 7/6 per cent./ Max. fee, £10 : For investing funds, if the sum lent is under £1000 ... 20/- per cent. For investing funds, if the sum lent is over i.IOOO ... 15/- per cent. The Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real security \t current rates of interest. Any sums may be advanced on first mortgage of freehold property to the extent of one-half of its actual value. Applications for adranees will be received at the various agencies. Every policyholde'r under " The ( Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873 " may register such policy within six months ifter the mak-dg thereof, on payment of a fee of five shillings. Foa kobi Detailed Information Apply to the vabious Local Agents, oi x« k fKB Public Trustee at Wellington. v EDWD. C. HORNEE, o Agent for Patea District. t