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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7118, 16 July 1886, Page 4

OB TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PRICE— THREEPENCE. PAoE Advertisements ... ... ... 1, 14, 18 A Fair Mystery— By Bertha M. Clay Author of " Put Asunder," " Set in Diamonds,' 1 &c 3 AMtiiEMi:.s'rs: American Minstrels ... 9 An American tragedy 16 Articles : HnrLor Loan Edl 8 Our Fore-,ts 9 Harlo-ir Land Fund 12 New Zealand's Wealth 12 Bonierlf ad o£ Injustice 16 New Hebrides Question 1G Canadian Fisheries Dispute i Country and District News : From our correspondents: From Waitara — From Kabotu — From Opunake — From Urenui — From Pa'ea ... 10, 18 Courts : District Court 17 Rrsidtnt Blagistra'e's Court 17 Correspondence : Present system of Education — Waitaro Whits Elephant — Widening a road at Stratford — Soldiers' graves 2, 1? Cricket: Australian Eleven in England 2 Farmebs' Column— Animal life on a 15 Farm Fos Another's Sin: By Bertha M, Clay author of " A Fair Mystery," " Put Asunder," etc .*. 3 Froude's description of the Pink and White Terraces Frou^e's slanders refuted 12 Gigantic Tower 15 Gold Field at Kimberley: Latest particulars respecting the gold field 13, 17 Latest Swindle 16 LociL Boards: Taranaki County Council 17 Harbour Board 17 Land Board 17 Education Reserve Board 17 News of the Week : Diphtheria— Cutting do«n a bullock— Water supply —Hospital and Charitable Aid Board — Canine incendiary— Maori procession — Moturoa railway— Setting land opart for special settlement — Oattle driving in streetE-Demand for Crown lands in Tarar^nki — Midhirst special settlement — New Plymouth Club ... 7 Fews of the World: Grand Review at Aldershot — Colonial Globe trotters — Parnell accused of fabrication— Home ElectionE — Koyal Ball to Colonists — Naval Beview — Opening of Hollo- j way College — Changes in Elector's] opinions — Bright on Gladstone — Roumelian difficulty — Conservative^ Victory— Colonial Exhibition — Uni- 1 versity at Brussels burnt ... lO,*l Notes and Echoes : The Hawera Star's bungle about the Land Fun' | — Bishop Nevill snowballed — A Refrigerating wcrks burst — Hawera Snubbed — Land Court at Waitara— An expensive telegram, Railway man-J agement — Soldier's graves at Waitara — Our butter trade — Planting the Hospital grounds — Maori graves at Mount E'iot— Shipping cattle at the Breakwater 2 PABLIAMEKTARY: Mi-Hand Railway Bill — A dull Session — New Plymouth Addre s to Mr. Bryce-Making tracks — Slow work — The Race Course Reserve — The Harbor Loan Bill passod Second Readiog — Nomiua'ed , Immigrants -Illness of Vogel — Antagonis'ic feeling toward New Plymouth — Pummary of procec lings in both Houtes of Parliament r HARBOUR LOAN BILL: Debate on Second Reading — Opinions of the Pjcss on the obstruction — Discussion at Hnrb;ur Boaid 5 Serious Assault on a Ward in Chancery... 16 Sudden death in a boat ... 9 Serious accident in Frankley Road ... 9 Sporting : Weights Tor Cmlfield Cup ... 13 Two Hundred Millions 4 Volcanic eruptioa on East Coast 13 SUPPLEMENT. 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