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THE BUDGET TARANAKI WEEKLY HBSALD ?RIOF— TBR SEPEWt SE. PAGE 'idvortwauicDts ... .„ !, 53. 14, 15, lfi MiTicles : Our Prisons 8 Volunteer Fi?e Brigade 13 Arrival of Earl of Aberdeea 9 Another Boyal Rcandal 15 Arrival of Archbishop Redwood 2 Borough Estimates 14 Boyish Crazea 14 Beer as a means of health. 2 < .'orresfondence : Effects of machinery — Queen's Jubilee — A woman's notion of Protection — County Council retrenchment — Peoples' Park — Inspector of Schools — Moth eating plant — Cream separator 4, 17 OOBNTEY AND DISTRICT NEWS : From out correspondents : From Opunake — From Oakura — From Urenui — From Stratford and Ngaire — From Lepperton ... 7 Couhts : Besident Magistrate's Court ... 6 Police Court 6 De Laval Cream Separator 14 Fire on the Jun'tim Road 14 Financial i-tatement 12,13 Fob Another's Sin: By Bertha M Clay author of " A Fair Mystery/ " Put Asunder," etc 3 Irons^nd smelting ... 13 Local Boabds : Borough Council ... 14 Education Board 2 Hospital Board 2 Libelling the dead „ J2 Mrs. Bowen'e new showroom 14 Mabkets : Latest Markets, hy telegraph froi* London, Australia, and the chief towns in New Zealand' 9 New tariff * ]3 .-< bws op the World : Defeat of Home Bulers — Rossia massing troops — Jubilee naval review— Fighting in Afghanistan — Parnellites posing as martyrc — French Premier predicts war—Disturbance at Crete — Irisi Natioualist League in Canada— European complications 10, 11 j News of the Week : A " Maori doctor " — Archbishop Redwood — The Harbor questioi — Meeting of Teachers' Association— Codlin moth nuisance— Ipglewood Library — Borough Council's Revenue — Midland RailwayCase of Poisoning— Operations at the Ironsand Works 7 Notes and Echoes : New Zealand's defamers — Belgium Commissioner defends colony — Development of New Zealand — Oar commercial credit — Education in New Zealand — The per capita delusion — Why England is losing her trade — A nut for Protec- i tioiists to crack — An easy plan for w.shing — Victorian, industries langu'sbing— A much needed leform ... 2 Pabl jientaby News : Legislative Council and He ise of Representatives 6,17 Political Gossip: Racecourse Bill— Flag station at Fitzroy — Op^osit'on programme — Revision of tariff — Number of members— Conservafon of forests — Representation Bill — Wellington Uaiversity Bill — Middle party — Debate on British politics — Members take a week's holiu ay —Going to the coantry 5,6,17 Political and Fooial Topics 5 Poetby : The Representation Bill ... 7 Bailway disclosures 4 Reduction of Civil Bervice 7 Railway a cojdbnt in Melboubne . Collision of two trains — 77 persons lDJaxed and 5 ki led— List of persons injurei— Dreadful details 10 Spobting: Hawera Races ... — \i Sceae in i*ew South Wales Parliament ... 14 State education „; ... , 14 Shipping Disasteb near Fapieb : Wreck of iVorthumbeiland— Full particulars — Drea .f ul scenes on shore — Five lives 1- st — Ship abandoned ... 10 Thames Floods 18 Terrible earthquake in California... ... 17 Wauganui Items ... ... ... ... 14 Young Meu's Mntusl Improvement Society 18 F. A. FORD'S Wonderful parcel £ s. d 1 Man's Snit 17 6 1 Pair Wool Socka ... 0 1 0 1 CJndorsbirt 0 2 6 1 Pair Braces 0 10 1 Cotton Shirt 0 2 6 £1 14 6 ALL THIS LOT POIt £.1 Os. Od. Y^HITE jy^RTJ-JOTEL Opposite the Government Buildings, Comer of Deron and Queen streets, Xevr Plymouth. HOBATIO HAMMOND ... Pbopbietob. THE splendid Now Premises which the Proprietor has just had completed for his business possess unequalled advantages to families, strangers, and commercial travellers visiting New Plymouth, from its commodiousneßS, its central position, being in the business part »f the town, and its close proximity to thi Post aad Telegraph Offices, and tht '/her Government Offices. BATH3-Hot, Cold, and Shower. Tbe T&Ue, for its selection oC the Choicest Delicacies of the season, :g unequalled. The Choicest of Liqueurs and Wines, and the Finest Brai ds of Spirits and Cigars are alone supplied. English nn.i Coloaial Ales and S.out, on draught and iv bottle, <&- The^Billiard T ble is attended by a Competent Marker. Fihst-Class Stabling, 194 tc Si I J* /I P erson " of either sex 3!/X ob\fc intheirownlocalitiesto work for us New business. Allmeetwithworii'ierfnifii ocuas. ;inyoni< can do the woik. Cui.'ifnl uct required. We will start you. Outfit worlb £1, mulled free. Jhe employment is pttrlioularly aunptci to the region^u which this paper oiroulates. Bojb and girlß earn nearly cv muoh as men, Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is your time— don't delay, but write to ua at once. Address, Stlnson k Oo. 1 Portland, Maine, United States, •XMbQWWbfIBQ'W

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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7376, 20 May 1887, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7376, 20 May 1887, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7376, 20 May 1887, Page 4

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