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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1024, 16 October 1891, Page 41

CADBURYs COCOA ABSOLUTELY PURE, ■— ■> a * * Mr George Edward Anson announces his intention of applying to have his name and - qualifications entered in the Medical Register of the Colony. " The appointment of Mr William Henry Northcroft as a Trust Commissioner under the Native .Lands Frauds Prevention Act, 1881, ■ and the amendments thereof, is gazstted. At the next meeting of the Trades and Labour Council a motion will be brought forward to the effect that, if a suitable hall can be engaged at a time to suit the convenience of the Premier, an invitation should be sent to that gentleman to address a public meeting. Mr Charles H. Cotton, Secretary of the 'Canterbury Bicycle Tonring C'nb, sends us a very neat prospectus of the Club and the programme of events to be held at the Club’s ■ sports at Christchurch on the 2Sth instant, entries for which close on Wednesday, the Ist instant. The Club at the present time is in a nourishing condition, and ha 3 for its patron the Hon W. P. Reeves. * »■< ——* 3V Messrs Wilkins and Field, the wellknown ironmo ngers of Manners street, owing to the rapid increase of their bußi ness, bave been obliged to provide further accommodatiou for their stock. They have therefore purchased the lease of a block of buildings in St Hill street, which .they intend to pull down with a view to erecting a large brick store for the storage of wire, cement, and other heavy goods. The firm, wo learn, have determined to make W ellington their headquartors for the future. The Secretary to the Post OSce has given notice that on and after the Ist of November duplicate copies of received telegrams (viz., those delivered to the public) will not bs kept at any telegraph office. Persons therefore requiring repetition or correction of a message will have to produce at the counter the message delivered to them by the Department. Copies of lost telegrams will be supplied as hitherto, the applicant giving such information as will enable the Department to trace the message. ■her? slovens gel* Hdy they polish the bottoms of fhep&nsV-Whert RVANf* 0 75 ; V' A JS Mptaxe si iv& rvmWMMMSmlihe.y au. fiSP never tired ©f cleaning upTwo servants in two neighboring houses dwelt, But differently their daily labor felt ; Jaded and weary of her life was one, Always at work, and yet ’twas never done. The other walked out nightly with her beau, But then she cleaned house with SAPOLIO. SOLD BY GBOCEBS, CHEMISTS, AND IBONMONGEBS. The tenders received by the Education Foard for the erection of new sohools were as follows :—Kaitawa—T. Wrigley, £264 (ae--cepted) ; A. Gold, £279 ; J. Dawscn, £2SS. Ballarioe—A. AndersoD, £224 10a (accepted); T. Wrigley, £274 j J, Dawson, £235; A, Gold, £285. For the enlargement of Pahiatua School, the contract has been let to H. Godfrey, at £3lB 153, the unsuccessful tenderers being T. Wrigley, £334 ; J. Mclnnes, £389 ; and J. Dawioo, £3lB. The Gazette return of immigration to and emigrativin from the Colony of New Zealand during the month of September shows that '93S persons arrived in and 1238 left the Colony. The arrivals from .New South "Wales numbered 435, and the departures for that colony 801 ; the arrivals from Victoria were 226, and the departnres for that colony 203. At Auckland the arrivals numbered 279 and the departures 304 ; at Wellington the numbers were 398 and 571 ; and at Invercargill 255 and 276 respectively. The Government steamer Hinomoa returned from her vidt to the West Coast Sounds on Sunday at 1 p.m. She left here on.tha Ist, and called at Stephen’s Island, Farewell Spit, West Wanganui Inlet, West-' port, Bruce Bay, Jackson’s Bay, Big Bav, Martin’s Bar, and reached Milford Sound on the 4th. She landed a large quantity of cargo and 17 prisoners. The men at the Sounds, we are informed, have made excellent progress with their work of road rnak’ng, and they have enjoyed good health. The majority of the prisoners, we are also informed, have behaved themselves splendidly. The Hinomoa brought away the men who have been employed at the Sound for some time, and whose sentences have nearlyexpired. Their places will be taken by the men she took down, who are all long sentence prisoners. The Hinemoa started on the return trip on Tuesday last, called at Westport for coal, Stephen's Island, Tory Channel, and French Pass, and arrived here as stated. TRICOPHEROUS —— FOR THE HAIR AND all impurities from tiie scalp, prevents baldness and gray hair, and causes' the hair to grow Thick, Soft' ana Beautiful. Infallible for caring eruptions, diseases of the skin, glands and muscles, and quickly healing cuts, bums, bruises sprains, Ac. Caation. —None genuine without the trade-mark of Bar clay A C*.. New York, affixed to mb bottle. SKIN. ESTABLISHED 1801*