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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15, 19 January 1914, Page 8

-". The Maori is making a trip from Wellington to Picton next Thursday, Wellington's anniversary day. A Brisbane cable message reports the death of Lady Bell, widow of the late Sir Joshua Peter Bell. The name of the defendant in the case heard on Saturday in which F. O. Linstrom was the plaintiff was wrongly published as. W. Satherley. It Was James Satherley. ' At the Greymouth Magistrate's Court, Professor Norwood was fined £3 for obstructing the footpath by placing an allegedly liypnqti&ed subject in the window of a business shop. A -Greymouth Press- „ Association > telegram states jbhat' ifli-Q .State, Coal Mine Presumed * VoTk to-day, and Paparoa starts to-morrow. The posit' tion at Blackball is uncertain, as the company is insisting upon a reduction in tlhe hewing rates. This proposal ther union strongly opposes. Mr D. C. Batei, telegraphs as follows:—lndications are for variable and moderate breezes, but moderate to strong northerly winds prevailing; expect warm . humid conditions, and. dull weather, with much mist and fog in parts; barometer falling shortly; sea moderate; tides good.

,A Tauranga Press Association message reports the death of the Rev. Canon Goodyear,'aged 63 years. He; was superintendent of the Maori Mis-| sion at the Bay-of-Plenty, including llotiorua. ' H© was the last of the| Maori missioners sent out by the? Church Missionary Society. 'He arrived at Wairoa, Haw;ke's Bay,' in 1878, transferred to Makjetu in 1883, and to Tauranga in 1896. He leaves a widow, two sons, and seven: daughters. He had been mentally, ailing for some weeks.