TOWN EDITION.
Joseph Robert Siglcy, tinsmith, trading as the Cook County Plumbing Works, has tiled a declaration of insolvency. It is worthy of note that the special train which conveyed Dr. Morrison to Kaitaratahi yesterday ran at close on 40 miles an hour. The Eketahuna correspondent of the Masterton. Daily Times slates that tinClarion and Eketahunu Echo was published for the last time on Tuesday of last 1 week, after a "life" of three months, the 1 proprietors having been offered a good opening elsewhere. Emperor William led the band of the Cuirassieur Regiment at .Nudeck, Germany, on December 4, handling the baton with a professional air. The iucideait look 1 place after ti great batiiquet at which the band played. The Emperor asked the band to play an old cavalry march composed m. 1842 and called "Steerdebecker," which Von Moltke, himself one of the finest amateur musicians m Germany, re- ' surrected and rewrote as a musical curiosity. Thereupon his Majesty took the baton and conducted several old Hanoverian marches. The next day the Emperor visited the band while it was at practice, remaining for an hour, and I again conducted various numbers.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9640, 15 January 1903, Page 3
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193TOWN EDITION. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9640, 15 January 1903, Page 3
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