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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6774, 5 June 1885, Page 1

J. EL Parker, WATOHMAKE3. JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, Adjoining the Albxandba Hall, DEVON STBEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. A CHOICE SELECTION of Gold and Silver Jewellery and Electro-plate, , Gold and Silver Watches and Chains. Agent fob Waltham Watches. A good, strong Hunting Lever Watch jewelled movement, Hall marked, silver case ; auitable for a working man, 725.; Jarge site, 75s ; Keyless, £5 ss. WEDDING, ENGAGEMENT, AND DBESS BINGS. Spectacles to suitsll sights, from 2s. per piir. TINTED SUN-GLASSES. 151 hb tc REDUCTION HN PRICE. ; THE MERCANTILE AND BANKEUPICY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. [ESTABLISHED 1876.] «5- ONE GUI NEA_PER YEAR; -£» rpHE above is mailed to subscribers every JL Saturday morning, and contains the latest information up to time of issue. Published weekly. Gives latest information obtainable of Bills of Sale, Mortgages of -t Stock, Wool Liens, Agricultural Liens, Bail- *^ menis, Affidavits of S*t sfaction, kc , nnd publishes all matters relating to Bankruptcy, Letters Patent, &c. : B&MPLE COPT SEKT FBEE ON APPLICATION. j The Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette < has now enttred its Tenth Teas of existence ; and, encouraged by its past success, the Proprietor begs to assure his numerous subscribers throughout the colony that neither labor nor expense will be spared I in sustaining its present deserved reputation 4 as the mos 1 reliable circular of its kind in New Zealand. ... •. 1 The Half-yearly Index will, in fntnre, be ( issued seperatelj , at an extra chaTge of Five < Shillings per annum. The Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette is the Only Gazette for the colony, published in New Zealand. Note.— Subscription with index, £1 Cs per annum ; without index, £1 Is, PAYABLE IN Advance. . . Persons desirous of subscribing to the Gazette will please send their names and addresses to B. T. WHEELEB, No. 8, St fEord-street, Dunedin; or to the locaLagent —O. W. GOVETT. 374 tc [A CABD.] TITR. O. P. WHITCOMBE 11 years Commissioner of Crown Land», and Chief Commissioner of the Taraneki Land Board, ■ LAND, HOUSE, AND GENEBAL COMMISSION AGENT, St. Muhqo's Chambkrs, 9, Queen-street, Auckland, Agencies nndertakeo. 495 hb tc ___________ NEWTON KING, A UOTIONEEB, CATTLE AND STOCK J\^ SALESMAN, Land, Estate, and Genoral Commission Agent, Devon Street, New Plymouth. aSO hb to WEST COAST LAND AGENCY. TjUBMS and SECTIONS for SALE, to salt JL trarohssers, from 60 to 1000 acres, in the Cape, Opanake, Oeo, Kaupokonui Diatriote. A, H. MOOBB, Land »ad General Agent. Opanake M8«o ' Tfil BUDGET, OK TAEANAKI WEEKLY HERALD PRICE— THREEPENCE. PAGE Advertisements !• 13,14,16 AGATHA'S MABBIAGE— By Berths M Clay. Author of "Set in Diamonds,' " All for a Coronet." &c 4 Afghan Fboktieb Question : Bnssia wants an Agent at Cabul— Ameer in depressed st ate _• H Amusements: Presbyterian Soiree ... 6 Mr Young's Dramatic Bed als ... 6 Juvenile Ball . — —I 2 Abticles : Agricultural Statistics of Zealand ••• ••• 8 Queen's Birthday 12 Mr. Ballance and the West Coast Difficulty .'. • I 2 Bell Block Ploughing Match : Full desciip ion of work and report of dinner ' Canadian Insurrection • COBBESPONDBNCB : Bismarck's presumption— Mokau Coal Mines— Silencing a Battling Window— How our Bai.ways are Managed— Fish CultureBate* on Native Leasehold 5, 10 Coubts : Bankruptcy Court 2 Pol'ci Court 2 Countbt Newb : From our correspondents : From Manutahi — From Opunake— From Warea 4, 10 English news by the Mail - 10 Fibb in Devon - stbeet : Inquest on the Fiie •« ••• Football : New Plymouth t. WaitaTa-. 12 Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher ... 5 Large Fire at Opunake 16 Local Boabds : Education Board ... 2 Haibor Board 2 Lost city of Mexico .~ 5 Lord Carrington's London House... ... 7 Meetings: Taranaki Jockey Club Annual Meeting ... ... • jj Mistaken Zeal 1 Mokau Coalfield 6 New Plymouth Hcsp tal H New Zealand Mutton in Cornwall ... 2 NIWS OF the Week : Entertainment a1;a 1 ; Warea— lhe Late Fire— Defaulting County Bstepayers— Settlers on West Coast— Bet ircment of the Hod. Pecretary of the Jockey Clvb — Late Rocgh Weather— Plants for the Becreation Ground — Want of a Lock-up — Death of Mr. Bobert Graham — A Lunar Bainbow 6>? News of the Wobld : Prevention of Crime in Ireland— Sir Charles Dilke gone to Irelaud— Quern left for Balmoral— Governor of Fiji— Cruise of Ironclade— Collapse of Indian Mutiny — Death of "Victor Hngo— Troops leaviDg Suakim— Afghan Bonndßry Survey — Australian troops left for Fydney— Afghan Frontier— Emperor of Germany ill. 10, 11 Notes and Kchoe^ : Bale of Ciown Lands— New Court-house for New Plymouth - Foregoing his fee — An Unpleasant SighW Would get a V*ifc if tecessary" — The Consulting E'gmeei— Mr. Larnach's visit to • Mokan — Too many Teachers— Librarian 2 Pbb-sessional Uttebakce : Major Atkinson at Hawera 12 Pot ASUNDEB— By Bertha M. Clay Author of ■•Agatta's Marriage," " Set in Diamonds," &c, 3 Bpobting : Waitara races— Wanganui Steeplechase-Sydney Baces— Weights Auckland Meeting 2,12 Sadden Death of M.atthew Callagcau— Inquest ... ... 11 Queen's Birthdty Holiday 1 Unbiassed Cpinions: Bussia— 9, by Egmont ■•• B UHPaoTECTED State of ihe vvibt Coast : Tho defiant attitude of tbe natives— li spector I'ardy's \isit to Eettlois — Ihe late deputation— Opinions of the Press... ... ••• H Winter Work at the Ereßkwater 10 West Coast Bailway, Middle Island ... 5 Warea School Opening .» ... #«. 6