A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14375, 21 May 1910, Page 7

A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION.

By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright ' (Received May 20, 9 a.m.) : "*" Sydney, May 20. KEY. Banks, general secretary -of -the' Methodist Foreign Mission, has informed - an interviewer that the punitive expedition organised for the capture of the murderers of the , Binskin family in the Solomon Islands, in October last,; so illtreated two of the captured natives that they died. It was also alleged that they had illtreated other natives and were guilty of other excesses. Men have made themselves many inventions but a shrewd idea may still lead on to fortune. The simpler the idea the better, so lone as it is essentially new. The thing . \s to make sure of your agent; y Messrs. Baldwin and Kay ward, patent agents, 30, His Majesty's Arcade, Queen-street,' Auckland have developed their profession to an art. ' Their • illustrated monthly journal, Progress, is the only. journal of invention ■> published in the Southern Hemisphere. Eiderdown quilts, all sizes, in latest colour- y ings, complete range, lowest prices.— Smith and Caughey, Ltd. Don't be deceived! We were the sole purchasers of Walter Darby's bankrupt dranery stock. Now selling at tremendous reductions.—J. H. Porter and Co., Newton. ■ Everything is melting , away like snow,', . before the summer sun.—D.S.C. Pinal Sale. . Kaiapoi all-wool saddle tweed trousers, heavy-weight, wonderful value.— Smith and Caughey, Ltd. - .• ■ _ . Don't be deceived! We were the sole yy jf j purchasers of ; Walter Darby's;, bankrupt drapery stock. '.'•"* Now, selling; at tremendous . reductions.—J. H. Porter and Co., Newton. The premises of Smith and Caughey, Ltd., . will be closed to-day Saturday at one p.m. as usual.—Smith and, Caughey, I.M. Nurses'and waitresses' aprons, -thoroughly . well made, value unsurpassed. Is 8d Is i* 2s 6d, 2s -lid—Smith and Caughoy, Ltd. For Chronic Cheat Complaints • ■ ' . 1 Woods' Great Peoneraint Core. 1/6, J* s _- " ■ 1