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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7961, 3 September 1887, Page 4

TOE" BUDGET OB 1 ■ lARANAKI WEEKLY HEBALD ••RICJTr-TL REBPF.NJ !B¥AGB Advertisements I.JIS, 1*,16, 16 A Heabt's Bitiebness: By Bertha M. Clay. Author of " A Fair Mystery,' " For Another's Sin," 4c 3,4 * bugles : The Occupiers of the Land... 8 The General Elections 13 "Centra'izatioQ 13 Amusements : Entertainment at Fitzroy 6 A Sad Fatality : ' Bailway Fireman Killed— The Inquest—The Funeral... 6 A banker put in a madhouse ..; ... 4 A boundary dispute ... ... ... 13 Correspondence : Larrikins at Bell , Block— Coming Electors— Our Candidates—Hours Worked in Fchoola— Fishing Boat s-r-Bail way Accident — MorePolitica ... " 2,14,15 COONTBT AND DISTRICT NEWS ! From on r correspondents: From Inglewood —From Stratford— From Okato— From Opunake 2 Cor/BTS : Besident Magistrate's Court ... 6 Police Court 6 Bankruptcy Court 17 Desecration of the dead ... „. ... 17 Election Addbess: Mr. Marchant at Alexandra Hall and Bell Block— Mr. Dockrill at Frankley Road, Lower Kent Boad, and Upper Mangorei ...17 Election of Municipal Councillors ... 12 Emm Bey Belief Expedition 4 Election Matters 18 Fire at Blenheim— Two lives lost ... 12 Fencing tbe Harbor Beserves 7 Government of Circumlocution 12 How the Land is held ... 7 How an innocent man may suffer ... 4 Indebtedness of New Zealand 15 KIBBLINGS i ... 13 Local Boabds : Harbour Board ... 2 Loss of the BeCAMia. : Full particulars 2 Mabkets : Latest Markets, by telegraph from London, Australia, and, the chief towns in New Zealand ... ' ... 9 Mr Brodie Hoare on Tarauaki 12 Mr. Henniker Heaton ... . „. ... 4 Marriage of Mr. H, D. Vavasour 7 Mr. F. P. Corkill's Maori Collections ... 18 News op the Week ; De^th of Mr. Winter — Competition, rifle mateh — Loss of the Becamia— Parltutu, zigz*g — Larrikins or Radicals— Demand for deferred payment land— Taranaki Rifla Band— The Hospital building ... 6,7 Nswa of. thb Wobld : Irish National League — Bussian intrigue — Sugar ' duties — Escape of Ayoub Khan — Gladstone's apology for boycotting— Power of Irish National L ague — French Army— A Brandy Bing — Affairs in Bulgaria 10,11 Notes and Echoes: .Mr. ,Marchant's speech — Curriculum of Schools— JSolus turned Larrikin— New way to kill rats— Another definition of Jubilee—-" Don't go " ... 2 008 iLLTTSTBATED LONDON LETTEB I Portrait of Duchess of Cambridge — Portrait of Morell .Mackenzie ...13 Oat of the jaws of death ... 5 Oar Amateur Defence Force in Wellington ... 2 Political and Social Topics : Pass, ing on of the Hawea — Improvement in meat . market — Hazell and Hodgkins' report — "Mrs. Grundy," of Wellington — Victoria suffering from . Protection— His «' P,O."— Atouching incident in Court — That nanghty book — A passable bull 5 PassiDg on of the Hawea 2 Queen's Speech at the Imperial Institute 18 Bussian designs on Central Asia... ... 5 Sir Gavan Duffy's Home Bule scheme ... 2 Sboetino : Amalgamation of Jockey Clubs-Besignation of Handicapper — Caulfield Cup 12 Serious stabbing affair at Ashburton «... 18 St. Mary's School Bazaar ... ... ... 9 The Elections 18 Undine's Mabriages : Or the Dn?k Secret. By Bertha M. Clay. Author of " For Another's Sin," " A Bitter Atonement," " Bet in Diamonds," &c. 3 Unpleasant accident to Miss Jervois ... 5 Volunteer intelligence ... ... ... 13 Visit to England of Queen of Hawaii ... 5 Victoria as Empress of India ... ... 4 Wanganui Items ... ... ... ... 2 NERVOUS DEBILITY DB. E. O. 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