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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7111, 8 July 1886, Page 4

OB TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PRICE— THREEPENCE. PAoB Advertisements M , ], v, 18 A Fair Mtstehy— By Berlha M. Clay Author of « Put Asunder," " Set in Diamonds," ko. 8 Amusements: Amateur Operatic Performance g ABTICI/BS : Our Harbor Loan !".! '.'.'. 8 Failure of Education scheme ... 16 Manipulation of Fgures 16 Our Legisla ive Machinery is Loans to Local Bodies 13 OODNTBY AND DISTBICT NEWS : From our correspondents: From Stratford From Lepperton— From Rahotu— From Opunake — From Waitara — From Egmont District 15 Courts : District Coart 9 K°aident Magiatra'o's Court a Pol cc Court 9 Correspondence : Millions— New Plymouth Harbor — Canterbury Education Report— Soldiers' Graves at Waitara— Chamber of Commerce 2, 1G Obicket: Australian Eleven in England 7, 12 English Mail news via. 'Frisco 10, 11 Fob Another's Sin: By Bertha M Clay author of " A Fair Mystery," " Put Asunder," etc 3 Gold Field at Kimbebley: Latest particulars respecting the gold field ... 13 Harbour Loan— Return of New Plymouth delegjtea 5 Murder at the Great Barrier ... .». 12 Manawatu Railway.. Q Mr. Courtney's Mission to England ... 6 Note's and Echoes: Public Works Statement— Another believer in Te Whiti — Why primers d c young — Wet weather— Very heavy frost — The rainfall — Misstatement respecting Rimu— "The cremation"— A thing he never drank — Improved butter b">x — Firat lesson in Geography — " Order " — What she was going to be 2 NEWS OB 1 the Week : Mokau Coal Company — Chapman's bankruptcy — Accident at Sash and Door Factory — Off to Kimberley — Fireworks — A blatherskite—Narrow c cape from drowning Mail from Hawera— Vhal statistics — Exhibits at Colonial Exhibition — Portland Cement — A lawyer's charge Phosphate of alumina 6,7 s" bws of the Wobld: Fenian manifesto —Saving France — Spanish winesEntertaining colonists— French flag hauled down — Pamell on Home Rnle — Gladstone on a stumping tour 1 More colonial honors— Colonial globe trotters— Jubilee Exhibition— Candidate killed ac an election — Revolution expected in France — Another row brewing iv Europe— The British elections ' 10,11 OBiTOABr-LateMr.T.Henderson, M.L.C. 5 Pabliamentaut: The meraberh' ball— The Dog lax Bi'l— Burnham Industrial School— Redistribution of seats — Wanganoi breakwater— Treasury Jokes— Midd'e Island Railway ---New llymouth Harbor Loau — Humored coalition— lhe Larrikia.of the House Government might help 6, T Prorogation of English Parliament .;. 12 Poblio Wobks Statement 4,5 Spouting : Weights for Melbourne Cup 10 Unbiased Opinions : Ireland and the Irish (No 10j.— By Egmont 13 Volcanic eruption on East Coast... ... 12 I^HE ROUGHEST, POISON ON RATS IN NEW ZEALAND. SHABLAND'S PHOSPHOB BAT PASTE The Government have ascertained that Bough on Bats is arsenic coldred, and is liable to the provisions of the Poison Act, A neglect of this subjects tbe vendors to a heavy penalty, Bharland'g Phosphor Bat Paste is not subjeot to this disadvantage. Price Is. a Bottle. Sold by Teed & Co v The Pharmacy, New Plymouth THETARANAKI HERALD PUBLISHED DAILY, Prios, Id.— Snbforfption per quarter, 61, M. THE BUDGET, OB TABANAKI WEEKLY HEBALD PUBLISHES EVERY SAXTJEDAY. Price, Sd, j or por quarter Ba. Icadvmcon TEBHB FOB ADVBBTIHnSTo — AdvsrtljeHitntßollß wnrdi..,.One Shilling. 8613011 * 101 * 1 * 01^— One Shilling* Sixpence Advertluesaeßtß cf 88 wordj...,Twe ShUlinßi . CD AdTMfttßoaoßts or» wordr.. ( .Two flhllHniSi * Storac. Advertisements by epaoe, 8b 6d per Indb, No advertisement of lew value than 2s 6d can be booked; that amount, therefore, will be ohargod on all Ib, 1b 6d, and 2a adverttw mente unless paid for at the time. All advrrtiaementa mußt be pre-paid, ezoept where an account has been regularly opened. It is particularly requested that all adver tliementa for Insertion in the Dally llerasd should t* left at the office not later than noon ■0 as to entsnre insertion In ihe Bame day* papsr. : ■' Double Column advertlßomentr— wbloh an only ineerted on onr fourth page — and alteration* of standing advertisements must I sent In to the office not later (ban 3 o'clock tho previous day. Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Months can be arranged for at a Liberal Dlßoount. Notice to discontinue advertisements (unless where number of insertions- is mentioned on original order) most be forwarded, In writing, addressed to the Manager, not later than 10 a.m. Ob days of publiomioE. JIUTHOBISBD AGEHTB AND COEBIBi PONDBKTS, J Waitara _ _ Mr. Gbbt Prabbb.' Intflewsod «. «. Mr, X. DttAKt. Hawera _ « Mr. J. DAviDeou, Oarlyle _ «. Mr. J, Kskwobth* Uienul _ ... M Mr. Bbbxbavd OB D BBS FOB ADVBBIH'BMfINTS A, FBINTING haEded to any of the abou ngenta wlil receive prompt attention. TABANAKI HEBALD" and BUDGET mat be PDSOHABBD iron the folk wins . storekeeper*— Nbw Plymouth. - Mr J. Avery, Devon-street Mr Bc-ale, Brougham-street Mrs Bowen, Devon-street East "1 Mr Bracoh. Devon-street, next Tow*. Bridge Miss Cottier, Brougham-Btraet ; Mr Crocker, Devon-atreet Mft Sranola, Devon-Btreet West Mr Franois, Oorrie-streot Mr Gilmour, Brougham-strest South Mr Handy, corner of Oourtenay 'an Elliot-streeta Mra McKay, comer of Devon and Watson.* streets Mr Pitt, Devon-street East Mr Read, Devon-stroot Wost Mr J. Veale, jun., Devon-strret Wet I Mr Watohouse, Devon-street East Mr Yatee, Brougham-street Fitzboy— Manaia— Mr O. Knuokey Mr Gilmocr Bbll hlook— Nobmahby— ; Mr C. Callaghau Mr Beresford LBrrasTON— Mr England Mr Curd Hawhba-— Waitaba— Mr Davidson Mr Grey Fraier Patka— Imqlbwood— Mr J. Kenwor 1 b Mr Franklyn Übbnui— Mr Hare Mr Bartrand Mr Ohong Oakupa — Mr Lover Mr Toweon Midbibst— Okato— Mr Low Mr J. MoOallnm BTBATKOBD— WSBTOWN— Messrs Curtis Mr Hughson Mr J. Mnlreo Pajsihaka — Wai?ukc— Mr HughßOß Mr gpeok OKAIAWA— Gpusake— Mr F. G. ArdeM Mr J. H, Nswuan MotobuA — Mr Honey fie Id