THE BUDGET, OR TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4070, 17 June 1882, Page 4

THE BUDGET, OR TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD.

PRICE—THREEPENCE. PAGE Advertisements 1,14,18 Article: Sir George Grey 8 Auokland-Taranaki Railway—Deputation to the Ministry 12 Bell Blook Ploughing Match Meeting ... 12 Correspondence: RemedyferDiphtheria 12 Courts : District Court 9 Resident Magistrate's Court ... ... 9 Police Court 0 Waitara Licensing Committee ... 6 Moa Licensing Committee 6 Cricket: Australian Cricketers in England 10 Meeting of Taranaki Cricket Clab ... 12 Dbeadvul Murder and Suicide: Han. Chops another Man's flpad off—Mnr« derer Suffocates Himself—lnquest... 12 Flor Is at Martoa 12 Ffi .iinsj Care 15 Gnvt.nor on Te Whiti 10 Iron (-"and Company—General Meeting ... 6 Kibblings : 5 Licensing Act Proposed Amendments ... 17 Local Boards: Land Board 5 Eduoation Board 5 Harbour Board ... ... ... 5 Markets : New Plymouth Markets ... 8 Mr. Newton King's Report 8 Mr. J. C. Davies' Sharemarket Report 8 Latest Markets by Telegraph 9 Mr. Carrington'* Views on the Harbour... 7 Mew Plymouth Hospital Returns 10 I News op the U'kek: Native Lands Court—New railway time tabla—Accidpat at a saw mill—A daneerous tramway—The ne* comet—Accident in Gill-sireet — Death of Madame Carandini's mother 6,7 Mews of the World : Affairs in Egypt getting serious —Murderous attacks on Europeans at Alexandria — Italy opposed to armed intervention in Egypt—More assassinations in Ire-land—G-»ribsldx'» funeral—Change in Russian Ministry ... ... ... 10, 11 Notes and Echoes: Railway from Tarannki to Auckland—Earnings of the British peonle—Canards about Taranaki—The three Wisest Men in Dunedin—Posting newspapers — Colonel Trimble's opinion of the House—Payment of Members — Chairman of Native Committees 2 Opening up new Country 7 Our Correspondents' Letters: From Egmoot Village 17 From Oakura 17 Fiom Manutahi South 17 From Opunake 17 From Urenui 17 From Inelewood 17 From Hawera ... 17 From Carlyle 17 Parliamentary News : Governor's leave of absence—Auckland-Taraoski Railway — Ban3ard — Graoc to publio libraries—Rolleaton *s a leader-News not Copyright—Libel Bill—Ku Auokland right—Rather hot on the Members—Sir G. Grey's speeoh on Law Practitioners Bill—Macandrew's mistake—Ministers kept in power by Sir G. Grey—Petitioning the Queen—An Irishman outwitted 2, 13 Ph<enix Park Tragedy : Detailed Particulars of the Murder 14 Railway through Mokaa Country 9 The Red and White Rosbs : by Bertha M. Clay — author of "The Duke's Secret." Chap. 24—Was it Retribution (continued.) Chap. 25—A Striking Group ...3,4 Rev Mr. Breach and his Congregation ... 13 Seat of Government 16 Shipping 8 Sporting : Oaraaru Steeplechase Meeting 10 Taranaki horses changing bands ... 10