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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8017, 10 November 1887, Page 4

T&E; BUDGET OS ZARANAKI WEEKLY HBRALD »AGB Advertisements' •• ... : ..;l, IS. I*,lß, 16 Amusbmbnts: The .Greenwood Family... 9 Hospital Entertainment J 13 Catholic social... . 8 ABTrciiES : Municipal Retrenchment ... 8 Financial Statement 9 An impostor hails from Now Plymouth... 4 A Queensland tragedy 13 Attempt to renew D-rtive disturbance ... 14 Cironmlocntion offices in Wellington ... 16 OobbespondenOb: Coomber's meeting— School honae wanted — County, Betrenchmenir i - ... ... ... 14 OOTJNTBT AND DIBXBIOT NEWS ! From onr correspondents : From Ingle- . wood— From i Stratford— From Stratford and Ngaire— From Midhirst — ■ FromiWarea •. ... - 7 CotraTS: Supreme Court... « 12,14 Divorce Court 12,14 Police Court s .v. ... 13 Bankruptcy Court ... ... ... 13 Financial Statement 6 Illustrated Australian News ... ... 2 KIBBLINOS 4 Local Boabds: Taranaki County Council 2 -. Clifton County Council •--*...' ;.. 2 Meetings : Bank of New Zealand ... 15 Mabkets : Latest Markets, by telegraph from London, Australia, and the ' chief towns in New Zealand 9 Main Trunk Railway 13 Municipal Conference in Wellington ... 17 Nrws 6v the Week : Thrifty M.H.B.'s —Young larrikins— Fine hapukas— " The Bcotca Mist " in again— Jewellery stolen at Exhibition-New Tear's Day Athletic Club sports — School Cadets' firmg — The Supreme Court... 6 • x ews of thh Wobld : The unemployed in London — Annexations by France - — Spurgeon leaves the Baptist Onion —Irish rebellion— O'Brien gets his punishment — Death of Maofarren — French War Office scandal-Bulgarian difficulty -Russia ready for warDeath of Jenny Lind 10, 11 Fotjes and Echoes : The weakest part of the Budgat — The Opposition— Harbo.ir Bate appeal — Patea meattinning works — Engineering students —A remarkable case — 700 l handsCivil Servants— New Zealand cheese 2 'New line of Bteamers for New Zealand ... 15 Ho dividend for Bank of New Zealand— Engl eh press on the matter... ■ 2, 12 Oreti at Hokianga harbour 14 Pabuambntabs : Proceedings in House of Representatives and Legislative Council— Political Gossip — Bryce's petition — Strength of parties in the . House— OivU Berries — Tariff remains . untouched 9, 14 POMTIOAIi AND Sooiatj Topicfl : Annual Cattle Show— lnundated by bills— A turtle shell — Clearing sand from harbour,--- Hospital . entertainment — Leaving .the steward behind— Law- ' yers' fiction — " What is an accommodation bill?" ..., ; ... 2 Petition against Major Atkinson's return 12 Betrenchment in the Borough— Mr. Oorkill's resolution 13 Shipment of Butter to England 4 Sfobtino: The V.B.C. Sporting Meeting 2 The Deerhurst Plate ... ■ 2 Taranaki County Finance . 2 Te Kooti's movements 14 The Mystbbiotjs Mbs. Bbookb: Ry the aithorof " Aa Evil Beputation," " A Child's Honor." "Dead to the World," &? 3,4 Undine's Marriages : Or the Dsttk Secret. By Bertha M. Clay. Author of " For Another's Sin," •' A Bitter Atonement," " Set in Diamonds," &c. 8 Wanganui items ... ... ... ... .15 Waimate harbour rate ... 14

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