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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7169, 13 September 1886, Page 4

OB TAB\NAKI WBfISLY HSRA t jD. PRICE -THREEPENCE. Advert ssmeu" , ... l, 14, 18 A Path MxsrEßT— By Berthi M. Oay Author of "Put /-under," " fa. J i Diamondi," &c 3 Abi.cles : Ma-Aeta wr it d for m- ufactu.js ... .„ 9 | "Gapping dry "in Dunedin .'.'.* .'.'. 13 I Hcipitala iv JSew Zealaad 13 li'ade and prog.ess of New Z;aland 4 A new island 15 A woman shoots a man ... .]* [„ 15 Aquatics : Great scu'liDg bwc 3'pstake"! 9 Borough Cou'jcilelec.loa 7 Big Bay District ... "* 15 Costly experiment "„, 4 C.awford-Dilke scandal 2,14 Coarge a^ainsb P. Mayheiv 6 C JDNTBY AND DISTBICT News : From our correspondents: From Opunake — From Urenui — From Bahotu~Fxom Inglewood 7,9 Codbts : Resident Magistrate's Court ... 12 Police Court 12 Bankruptcy Court 9 COBBBdPONDENCE : Education BoardRoad to Ngalimara Block — Harboar Loan Quesi/on — Butter factories ... 17 CfiiOKBT: The Australian Eleven in England 10, 13 Earthquake shock 10,12 Frozen meat trada 5 Floods in Blenhe'm 10 Fob Another's Sin: By Bertha M. Clay author of " A Fair Mystery," " Put Asunder," etc .". , 3 Football : Wairarapa t. New Bouth Wales— Canlerqury v. N.S. Wales 7, 12 Goltj Field at Kimbbblbt: Latest particulars respecting the gold field ... 7 Inglewood school ground 12 Local Boabds : Clifton County Council 5 Education Board 7 Land Board "] g Town Sctiool Committee ... ... 6 Licensing Committee 13 New South Wales under Free Trade ... 15 Maryvalu mystery ... \± Meeting cf Taranaki Jockey Club ". 15 NE\TB OF THE Week : The lam-fall— Fire Brigade Electric Be 1 -Gairloch at Breikwa'er— Judge Gillies' il'ness — Electrical distmbsnees— Fireworkß for Recreation Ground Fete — Jockey Club Rules— Foresters' Fancy Ball— Oatile for Sydney ... ..'. g News ew the World : Deb'aS on ' Address-in- Reply — - Irsah affairs— fpcular eduf.tion— Reported fight in Bulgaria — New Hebrides queador. — Earthquake in America — Piinco Alexander and the Czar — R>'se in wool — Menacing attitude of Rus-ia 10 11 Notes and Echoes: Rise in wool— Ra'lway mismanagement — Oyster. Chatham Islands — Bongb weather Education — Boycotting a newspaper — The Argus corrected — Hard on ai opponent — Missing document ... 2 Political and Social Topics ... . [„ 2 : Proper Precaution '" jPolitical land ploughing ... 5 Spouting: Wellington BaciDg" Club Meeting— Hawkesbmy Races ...7.12 Tardy Road-making ' 13 Timaetj Poisoning Case : Full repor'fc of the csse— The prisoners de3t.ub~d —The victim— Ths evidence taken at the inveitigatior-Feaiful disclosnres - -A premeditated murder ... 715 17 UNBrAS3hj> Opinions: Ireland and the Irish, by Egmont, No. 18 17 Wrevliog— Hudson challenged by Dom." 13 Wimbledon Pike Firing ' ' 13 Wellington Press Li" il cat 3 ".' .'"* 13 THBTASANAKI HSJRALD -i- fUBLISHBD BArt?, Price, Id. — Sal cription per qaai ir, 8 .. 64, THB BUDGET, OB TABANAKI WEEKLY HERALD POBLISHBB ETEBT SATtJKDAy. Prloo, 3d. ; or par quarter Bb. iaadv. . TEBMB FOB ADVHBTIBIHa :— Ad?srßK,!a«nteoflß wardß,, l^ E a ShUllng. Adv6rtlßenionbiof«wordß..,.OneShUKi!l4 itd^d AdverttßesQOßtaorß2wordi.., 1 Tw (S BhllUnst. Ad»6ttksaa«ita oMO wcrdf ....Two SWUngi* Siicefe, | Advertisements by apace, 3a 6d per inch. No advertisement of loss value than 2s 64 can be booked; that amount, therefore, will be charged on aU Ib, 1b 6d, and 282 8 advertiae' mants unless paid for at the time. AH adv«r. tißementsmustbe pre-p*id, exoept where an aeoount has been regularly opened. It is particularly requeßted that asll adTerl tisements for Insertion in the Dally HsBALn ahould be left et theoffic* not l«ter than noen so £8 to enßure insertion In the same dav'a paper. * B Double oolumn advertlßemente-. w liioh Are only Inserted l on our fourth pago-and alters, tions of standing adTerilsomente must be sent in to the office sot later than 3 o'clock the previous dnj. "*° Standing Advertisements for Three and Six DieS*! 5 " 1 arrang6d for ** a Übei * 1 Notice to discontinue advertisements (an. lesswhere'numberofinsarticM Ia montlonerf on original order) mußt be forwarded, in writing, addressod to the Manager! notlßtei than 10 a.m. on dayßj^pufeiioX,, W Ljmumnam^m^MD ooEBE 8i Waitars .» «. Mr. Gbet Frasbb. Sw»«« - -.Mr.J.DAvroso* P*t.a « * Mr. J. KsHwoßrßX Uienal ~ «. Mr. Bbbtbasb 03DESS FOB ADVEBSiSEMHNW a FBIRTIiSG fcwded to asy of fie™ t * sgenU wiU reoeiTa prompt attention. f AEAKAKI HEEAXIT^H, BDDUET an be PUIOSTASBID frca Iho fcUcwffi sbw Pltmodth- - Mr J. Avery, Covon-street Mr Bnalo, Biougham-street ■ Kre Bowen, Dsvon-etreot East fcr Braroh: Devon-street, next ? a . „ Bridge Miss Cottier, Brougham-street Mr Orooker, Devon-Btreet Mrr, Eranoie, Devon-street West Mr Francis, Currie-street Mr Giimour, Brougham-streot South W'f" l^ «° ll »er of Oourtenay and Eiliot-strests * ** Mr. HeDdry, Dovon-elreet Mr. D. Jones, Dovon-it - eet Mr. Id. J. Honeyfie:d, Devcn-3(reet Mre MoKay.oousrof Devon and IVatsoj' Mr Pitt, De\on-street East Mr. D. Bumney, Devon-street Messrs Vesle & Carter, reron-fltrtet yfr cst Mr Walnhouse, Devon-Btreet Eait Mr Tatte, Brougham-Btreet FITZEOT— NOBMANBT-— Mr O. Kuuokey Mr England BBLL fcLOOK— HAWBBA— > 2dr C. Callaghau Mr Davidson LBrPBRTON— PATEA — Mr Curd Mr J. Kenwor by Waitaba— • Dbesoi— Mr Grey Frarer Mr Btrtrand [NGLEWOOD — QXKTJVA — Jir Fraufciyn Mr Adlam Mr Haw Mr Teweon Mr Marsh OiATti— Carter & Ltver Mr j. McOollan* illDkl! ,T— WSSTOWH— Mr W. A. Earle Mr Bughton Mr. Hij Wiug Ktc OkaiawaBTBATFOBD— Mr G Ap^legt(« Mosarß Gertie MotleoA — Mr J. Malree Mr Honej field Mr Hare t gajke— Waiituku — § |Me trs A. B»cwi Is Mr Spook Co. •punake— " Mt g. F. Applegate Messrs Nswi-as Ilth m - Bks. MrCtowOhoDg VlANilA — TIKOKANQI — Mr Gilmoa & r D. & atohett