CABLE NEWS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 538, 1 September 1897, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright Per Press Association.

Received August 81, (> p.m. A Disabled Steamer. I .ON LON, AtlgllSt 80. The steamer Pakelia is towing the Rangatira, which recently put into Tenetitle with broken shaft, to London. Canadian Gush. Ottawa, August 30. In the House of Commons Sir \V. Laurier, referring to Britain’s denunciation of the German and Belgian commercial treaties, said that whatever England lost so far as the material interest was concerned by such a course of action she would reap ten thousand fold in the affectioiis of the Canadians.

Mrs J. G. Browne, Kaitawa road, advertises for a lady’s help. See advertisement. Mr J. M. Miller, Kaitawa, wants a young ruun for farm work, who must be able to milk. At Palmerston on Saturday Messrs Abraham and Williams will offer a number of horses of all classes, vehicles and harness. The attitude of England, France and Russia in connection with the Greek war indemnity is the cause of much comment, but what the public of this district are most in erested in are the prices at which the necessaries of life may be bought. In this connection the price list published to day be Mr J. R. Graham will no doubt be read and discussed at every ire-side in the district. The advertisement teams with valuable information.

Messrs Abraham and Williams publish list of stock for sale at Palmers on to-

Pahiatna Fire Brigade Band.—Quadrille Assembly in Olympic Theatre every Wednesday evening at H o’clock. Brass and string band. Admission—Gents 2s, ladies free, by invitation only. Gentlemen’s monthly tickets, 6s.