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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1901, 11 April 1888, Page 3

Mr. Herbert Talbot, for some time foreman in the Patea Press office, and a member of the Kifle Band, has received the appointment of Bandmaster of the Newcastle (New South "Wales) Band. The Theatre Eoyal in Wellington is now reaping a harvest. Before the Opera House was burnt down it could only get £10 or £12 a week, but now it charges £45. At the B.M. Court, Manaia, a native woman was brought at a special sitting before Messrs. Young and Budge, Justices, charged with having stolen £8 from a settler residing on the Auroa road when the latter was in Manaia. The evidence was very conclusive, and accused was sentenced to a month's imprisonment in New Plymouth gaol. Mr. Dawson returned to Manaia on Tuesday afternoon. We are informed he had been endeavoring to find a track from Otakeho to Lake Dive, and on his return took a wrong course and came out near Opunake. This involved a return trip from Otakeho to recover horses, &c, and thus led to the delay in his return. From what we hear he had a very rough trip. The Scotsman says : — The Reform Club, a new organisation formed in New York since the appearance of the President's message for the avowed purpose of advocating tariff reform, held its first public banquet recently. Nearly 500 persons attended, including members of all political parties, showing in a striking manner the remarkable popular support Mr. Cleveland has. There were several members of Congress present, many manufacturers from various parts of the country, and eminent representatives ot the professional and commercial classes of the city. It was announced that the clubs had over 400 enrolled members, and had already decided to build a club-house in Fifth Avenue. The first allusion to Mr. Cleveland's name brought all present to their feet, and the cheering lasted several minutes, winding up with three rousing cheerß. Throughout the evening no speaker could mention Mr. Cleveland's name without producing a roar of applause. The members of Congress gave an emphatio assurance that the tariff reform measure would be agreed upon and passed in the present session. Advices from all parts of tbo country show a constantly increasing popular sentiment in support of tho President's position. i " KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES cures Coughs, Afltbmn, Bronchitis. Medical testimony states tbat no other medicine j ia to effectual in the euro of these maladies. One Lozenge alone gives ease, one or two at bedtime gives rest. For relieving difficulty in breathing they are invaluable. They contain no opium nor any violent drug. Sold by all Chemiata, in Tins, Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each.