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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9122, 1 July 1891, Page 2

A telegram from Wellington states that Sir George Grey is confined to his room, suffering from lumbago brought on by a cold he caught on Monday. Mr Gibbons, at the Taranaki County Council meeting to-day (Wednesday), enquired how the rates wore coming in, and if _ the clerk wav carrying out the instructions of the Council to sue. In reply the clerk said that he was doing his utmost to get in the outstanding rates, and that he had sued for several amounts. •Captain Edwin telegraphed at 1.22 p.m. to-day :—": — " East to north and north-west gale, with rain and heavy sea ; glass further fall. The mail steamer Arawa, arrived at Wellington from London, at 1.15 this (Wednesday) afternoon. Passengers for New Plymouth : Mrs Glynes and family, Messrs Hawkins, and Miller. The old established butchery business known as " Rossiter's," has changed hands, and in future the well-known shop will be occupied by Mr C. F. Chubb, who will carry on a small goods and pork butchery business The vital statistics for the Borough of New Plymouth for tho month of June, 1891, are :— Births, 21 ; deaths, 8; marriagea, G. R. Cock is se'liug White Rose kerosino 150 test for 7fl 6d a tin cash, delivered. — Advt.

S. ROSSITER, TN returning thanks to her customers and * the public for the generous support accorded h< r for so mnny years, begs to intimtie that she has disposed of her busineßS, und that ia future the small fcpo 'b business will be cirrie'l 00 by Mr CHAhLBs F. Chubb, foi whom she solicits a continuance of tuvore. aB7 Butter Butter Wanted—50,000 LBS. FRESH ROLL BUTTER at lOd per lb, CASE R. COCK, BKOUGEIAM STRE T. «84 The popularity jind enormous sales of Wolfe's Schnapps .testify to its intrinsic merits.