WITNESS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Otago Witness, Issue 1942, 7 February 1889, Page 21

WITNESS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Subscriptions received for the week ending February 6,1889;— A L, Heuley, to July 29,1889 J S, Balolutha, to November 25,1889 W H, Hilly Peak, Homahapa, to January 00, 1889 Rand Co, Ringway, to August 18,1889 J X, (Jladbrook Station, to May 31,1889 T B, Portobello. to February 1,1889 R T, Mataura, to July 12,1889 DR, Kelso,to April'il, 1889 J S M, Ohatton, to December 18,1889 T C, Puerua, to August 31,1888 P D, Kuri Bush, to September 7,1887 J I. Wairuna, to April 14,1589 A It, Outram, to July 22,1889 J II S, Maungatua, to February 15,1889 R T, Romahapa, to January 31, 1889 J A A, Middlemarch, to July 31,1889 W O'C, Nevis, to February 1,1889 J H, Hyde, to April 25, Ibß9 W \, Hyde, to April 9.1889 RB, Hyde, to May 17,1888 S J Otayo Hotel, Shippers, to March 25,1889 X W, Waipihi, to March 31. 1890 J L, Chatton, fo July 21,1888 W J, Macraes Flat, to Mfiy 1, 18S9 W R, Lee Strenm, Outram. to September 5,1889 D P, lieacouefteld, to April I,IBSB W » B M, P O Richmond, to February 'J, 1889 N M, Ha^tfield Station, to September 8,1889 D M'F, Hakateamea Station, to April 4,1889 J H, Waikawa, to February 2.1890 J T, Aroua Downs, to April 15,1889 D S, Dunback, to May 22,1889 J 0, Waihemo, to June 16,1889 PDB, Sydney, to May 25.1889 Mrs X, New South Wales, to May 22,1888 W V, Medhurst, 'larauaki, ta March 31,1889 J T T, P 0 Strath Taierl, to May 15,1589 W F P. San Francisco, to April 20,1889. J M, Middlemarch, to August 8,1889 G L, Taieri Beach, to June 6,1889 D B, Kelso, to December 18,1889 R X, Argyle Station, to February 10,1590 A H, Sandhurst, to January 12,1889 W C, Swanson street, Melbourne, to November 18,18891 Colonel B. Hobart, to December 31,1889 A D, Kuri Bush, to December 5, 1889 J A J, Bald Hill Flat, to May 8,18£9 R B. Limestone Plains, to February 28, 1889 D ML, Puketoi Station, to December 31,1589. Subscribnrs remitting cheques must add Is for exchange, and Foet Office orders must be made payable to GBoßmi PBNWIOK. Managing Director.

The Buffalo Courier i-n January 9 printed a doubtful f-tory concerning tbe Lomion Times beirg hoaxed hy a mechanic of ibai city named Blacklcck. He wrote to the publishers saying that ho bad access to documentary evidence which would be of service in the Parnell investigations. They sent out a trusted agent to interview the correspondent", only to find the stoiy a fable. Charles Guck, a 14-year-old boy, entered a dynamite magazine at Mount Pleasant, Ohio, on December 14, smoking a cigar. The magazine contained 210 kegs of powder and 10 cases of djnamite. Guck was blown into atoms, several persons were badly hurt, and nearly every house within a mile of the scene was torn to pieces. Less than 80 yards from the magazine was 80 tons of dynamite, which did not explode.