gPECIAL NOTICE. W. H. PEN TON & CO. Will Continue to Allow ■ TWENTY PER OK.NT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH, Or Four Shilling* in the Pound, OFF ALL PURCHASES FOR THE NEXT FOUR* TEEN DAYS, When this BONA FIDE SALE must be brought to a close, as extensive alterations to the premises hare to be made. Skyer a l Cases of Novelties have recently been 'Cleared from Bond, including— HATS and HELMETS in all the Newest Styles, WHITE, REGATTA, LAWN TENNIS AND CRICKETING SHIRTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, PYJAMA SUITS, SCARVES, TIES, COLLARS, BRACES, &c., So. PORTMANTEAUX AND TRAVELLING BAGS IX GREAT VARIETY. Gentlemen requiring to replenish their outfits will do well to avail themselves of this opportunity of securing Bargains from one of the BEST ASSORTED STOCKS IN NEW ZEALAND, FOUR SHILLINGS IN THE £ RETURNED. jyj A T A M A T A. CHEAP FARMS. In consequence of the numerous applications for Farms on tho Matamata Estates, Mr. J. C. Firth has subdivided the Peria, and Puketuta Blocks * into farms of 50 to 250 acres each, which are open for selection at prices varying according to locality and accessibility. For full particulars as to terms, apply to Mr. W. T. Firth, Manager Matamata Estates, Matamata, or to the Surveyor, Mr. P. E. Cheat, Coombei's Arcade (Mr. F. G. K wing ton's office) Auok" land, where a plan of the land can be inspected*
JHAR R 1 s OF THE RAILWAY BOOK, STATIONERY, AND SEED DEPOT, WILL ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT BE FOUND AT THE SHORTLANDSTREET CORNER or THE VICTORIA ARCADE, WITH A SPLENDID SUPPLY OF GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS AND OTHER STOCK.
Particulars will appear in MONDAY'S issue. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) MAKES LIBEKAI- ADVANCES OK WOOL, TALLOW. KAURI GUM, FLAX, And other Produce consigned to it for tale in London SEVERAL FARMS AND STATIONS FOR SALE In every district in the Colony. full particulars will be supplied on application at the Company's Offices, 119, Queen-street. USIC AND SINGING. MBS. M. R. MACDONNELL, Formerly Pupil of Signor Lablache, Sir Julius Bene' diet, Signor Blanch), of Florence, Sc., Has arrived in Auckland, and will receive Pupils for MUSrC AND SINGING. For terms and particulars apply to MR. A. EADY, Qaeen-street.
THE J^EWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1888. CONTENTS: ILLUSTRATIONS.— W. H. Chatfleld, of the B.s. Walrarapa, and Captain W. C. Sinclair, of the s.s. TaraweraNovel Grape —Bribing a Wire Fence Wire Brace—Ftence on Uneven Ground— Portraits of John Caffrey, Henry Albert Penn, accused of the Great Barrier Murder, and Sarah Elisabeth Cleary alias Grace Graham, who was their companion on board the Sovereign of the Seas for several months. THE SETTLER: Passing Agricultural New —Crop and Live Stock Returns—Harvest Prospects—The Hessian Fly—Babies in Cattle British Egg and Poultry Bill— American President on Butterine—Various Items, etc. THE FARM: The Silk Industry—Meat Export from New Zealand—Manufacture of Poudrette — The Whangarei School of Agriculture The World' a School Farm—Bracing a Wire Fence—The Canadian Thistle. THE ORCHARD: Moveable Grape Trellis—Orange Growing at Paramatta—Mercurial Prevention of Phylloxera— Fruits. Eh HE GARDEN : The Right Scented Stock—Primula Obconlca—A Contrast— i he Weke—Penga Fern Tree— Propagating the Ngalo, etc. THE DAIRY : Cambridge Dairy Factory— Pate* rang! Cheese Factory—The Katikati Cheese Factory—Soft Cheese—A Prerontive of Milk FeverDisease Germs in Milk. Miscellaneous.—Lands and Special IndustriesSpecial Settlement near Raglan—The Camphor Tree—Sulllog Cattle by Live Weight, Ac. Country News, — Opotiki — Whangarei — Wairoa South—Poliok—Waikeikei—Katlkati — Kaitaia— Whangaroa—Mangawal—Pokano—Te Aroha torua—Waiuku — Paparoa—Pukekohe —Walkato —Hamilton—Ngaruawahia —Whatawhata—Kanaka wa, OUT-DOoR SPORTS, E-rc. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC LITERATURE AND ART NOTES FROM WELLINGTON THE NOVELIST SPORTING • CHILDREN'S COLUMN FOR THE LADIES FASHIONS CHESS AND DRAUGHTS VARIETIES POETRY QUARTERLY STATISTICS NAVAL DEFENCE OF THE COLONIES THE OAMARU CHILD MURDER THE SKETOHKR CALAMOCCTRRENTB DAY OF REST THE GREAT BARRIER MURDER OAFFREY, PENN, andLIZZIE GRAHAM AT THE POLICE COUKf. MEETINGS THB WAIKATO SAURIAN ACCIDENTS THE S PARK PURCHASE COMMI SSION CLOSED • FIRES COUNTY COUNCILS WOMEN OF MORMONDOM OFKENCKS GENERAL EXTRACTS NEWS IN BRIEF AUCKLAND DIOCESAN SYNOD NATIVE OBSTRUCTION AT MATAMATA THE COURTS DEFENCE AND VOLUNTEERS OBITUARY * CORRESPONDENCE ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS MABONTIC LEADING ARTICLES LATEST EUROPEAN CABLEGRAMS COLONIAL CABLEGRAMS NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS LOCAL AND GKNERAL NEWS MAIL NEWS MINING ENTERTAINMENTS DEATH ON A, BRIDAL TOUU SCIKNCE AND INVENTIONS SHIPPING COMMERCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEAM3 ■ MISCELLANEOUS. <fcc., See,, &0. ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK BEST WEEKLY PAPER. IN THE COLONY, I , 40 PAGKS OK 200 < OLUMNS. Subscription (in advance), 0s per Quarter, or £1 2s [ 6d per annum, posted to any address in the Colony,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7782, 30 October 1886, Page 4
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