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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7956, 29 August 1887, Page 4

THE BUDGET Oli jTARABTAKI WEEKLY HERALD '•RIC7T— T) iREEPTCWUfI. PAGE Advertisements 1, 13. U, 15, 16 A Hbabt's Bitterness: By Bercbs M. Hay. Author of "A Fair Mystery,' " For Another's Sin," &c 3, 4 : The Employments of the People 8 How Public Money is Wasted ... 14 La Plata 14 Does Protection Protect » 14 Amusements : Concert in aid of St. Mary's Church ... ... ... 5 A Sad Fatality : Bail way Fireman Killed — Further particulars — The Inquest „ 9 Alameda shooting case 4 Annexation of the Kermadec Islands ... 5 Baron Hiibner on New Zealand ... ... 2 Case ot Miss Cass 13 Capping ceremoDy at N.Z. University ... 17 Cobbespondence: Eight Hours Bill— Candidates for New Plymouth and Tarauaki— Party Government — Taranaki Connty Council Chairman's Expenses— Bell Block School ... 15, 17 OOTJNTET AND DIBTHICT NEYTS ! From ourcorrrsnondents: From Ingle wood —From Tikorangi 2 Courts : Besident Magistrate's Court ... 6 Police Court 1.6, 9 English News via 'Frisco Mail 14 Expenditure by Moi Boad Board on roads 6 Fire in Auckland 10 Fatal Poisoning Case at Patea 10 KIBBLINGS 4 Local Boards : Education Board ... 7 Becreation Beserves Board ... ... 7 Local Inddstbies: Mr. Ward's Cooperage 6 Mr Goodacre's Boot and Shoe Factory 6 Markets : Latest Markets, by telegraph from London, Australia, and tbe chief towns in New Zealand 9 Mr Courtney's Mission to England ... 6 Mysterious Kailway Outrages in Paris ... 18 Nkws op the Week : Waitara Town Band — Donation to Becreation Grounas — General election — Large shipment of sheep — Native Land Court— Freezing works shifting from Waitara — Meeting of Ironsand Asso- ' ciution — Election of member for Education Board-Boisterous weather —Death of Mr. Peacock 6, 7 8 ews of the World : Stanley not dead — National League — Steamer burnt at sea — Fatal bathing accident — x\ffairs in Tonga — Proclamation of Crimes BUI in Ireland — Pope's Jubilee — Lord Loftus a bankrupc — Prince Ferdinand in Bulgaria — Trouble Brewing with Bussia — Defeat of rebels in Afghanistan 10, 11 Notes and Echoes : Village Settlement scheme a failure — Government obßi meting settlement — Educational system doing serious injury— Writs out for the elections — Punehu Village Settlement — A horse of temperance tendencies — A soap lake 2 Oub Illustrated London- Letter : Illustrations : Jubilee in London — Queen in her State Cocch — a sketch in the Abbey— A sketch at children's feast in the Park 13 Political and Social Topics : Be. trenchment in Wellington wanted — Eight Private Secretaries — An attempted native scare — Victorian Bailways — Protective Victoria — So called native difficulty — Parcel Post —A tale of Buffering— The "Blue Law " — A valuable newspaper column ... ... '„. 5 Proposed settlement of pensioners ... 7 Railway disaster 12 Rumonred French coup d' Stat ..'. ... 12 Equator and misery in Wellington ... 6 Story of the Macgregor's mishap... ... 14 South American settlements— La Plata... 15 SPOBTING : Acceptances for Sydney and Melbourne races — Hawkesbury Handicap 12 Service of Bong at Primitive Methodist Church 9 Timaru Harbour question „. 12 Travelling allowances of members of Education Boards' 7 Undine's Marbiagfs .: Or the Dn;k Secret. By Bertha M. Clay. Author of " For Another's Sin," " A Bitter Atonement," " Set m Diamonds," &c. 3 VQlunteer intelligence ... ... 5,10 Victoria and New South Wales contrasted 7 Wateis' alleged embezzlement case ... 12 NERVOU 1 ? DESILITIY DB. E C. 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