THE BUDGET, OR TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD.
PRICE—THREEPENCE. PAGE Advertisements 1,11,18 Article: Local Government Scheme ... 8 Beer Duty 2 Benevolent Society's Annuil Meeting ... 7 Corrrspoxdescb : Titles to Land in New t Plymouth 10 ' School at Fitzroy 10 Smelting Iron Rand 10 COURTS: District Court 6 Resiient Magistrate's Court 6 Police Court^ 6 Cricket: Australian Cticketers in England ... „ 2 Eefective Titles in New Plymouth ... 5 EXECUHON OF HIROKI: Fall Particulars—The Prisoner before Execution—His demeanour—Confession — ,' Hi 3 statements contradicted 17 First Mao Sentenced to Death iv Taranaki 17 Harbour Board Election 17 EJBBLISG3 5 Li'test Swindling Device 12 Local Boards: Borough Council ... 5 County Council 5 Education Reserves Board 7 ' Licensing Courts 6 MARKETS: New Plymouth Markets ... 8 Mr. Newton King's Report 8 Mr J. C. Davies' Sharemarket Report 8 Latest Markets by Telegraph 9 News of the Week : Timaru Breakwater—lmprovements at the giol — Robbery at Watikauri—Rumoured retirement of Judge Kenny—Settlement of the Parihaka district—Astronomical events in May—Meetin? at Kihikihi ia favor of our railways ... 6, 7 News of the World : Affairs in E,'jpt— Deith of General Garibaldi — International Wine Exhibition—Bad Hop season—Frozen meat—Channel Tunnel—Small-pcx in Bosnia-Maitese Emigration—lron Workers strike at Chicago—Princess Louise—Another comet expected ... 10,11 New Plymouth Hospital Returns 2 New Plymouth Investment Society Annual Meeting 12 Notes and Echoes: Borough improve- - menfs—Railway to Auckland—Settlement of Opunake and Mnuaia—Diiatorinessin publishing census—Shortest bill on record—Beer duty—A queer address—An absent member—Rewi getting feeble—A native yarn—Sir Julius Vogel's mission —Hiroki'.-i confession—Railway mismanagement in Auckland—Not bad fcr a Sundayschool Superintendent—Amalgamation of offices—Off to see his lady love —A Church in charge of n bailiff — Tawhiao geta the worst of it 2 Our Correspondents' Letters: From E^mont District 7 From Manutahi 7 From Opunake 7 Parliamentary News: ThePilliet Case —Eduction Act—State of Parties in the House—What may happen—Railway from Auckland to' Taranaki — Manufacturing Political Material — Bore Crushing—'Two Great Questions Settled—Waverley and Carlyle Railway—The New Loan 9,13 Public Hall Tenders 12 Railway to Auckland 12 Shipping ... ... ... ... ... 8 Sporting: Marton-Rangitikei Steeplechase Meeting— Taranaki Jockey Club ■ —Trotting Mateh—A?cot Races—Entries for Melbourne Cvp—Grand Prix de Paris 10,14 The Red and White Rosbs : by Bertha M. Clay — author of "The Duke's Secret." Chap. 22—The Unexpected Letter (continued.) Chap 23—Tho Wife's Terror. Chap. 2i — Was it Retribution 3,4 Union Steam Shipping Company's Fleet... 6 West Coast Cnmmisjioner's report ... 13 Railway Time Tables.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4065, 12 June 1882, Page 1
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379THE BUDGET, OR TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4065, 12 June 1882, Page 1
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