The Taranaki Herald. PUBLISHED DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1803

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9672, 14 April 1893, Page 2

The Taranaki Herald. PUBLISHED DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1803

We have a largo number of letters on our fil •, which wo will attend to as soon as space permits us to do so. Cap'ain Edwin telographed at 1.30 p. in j today :— "lndications of glass failing, and I westerly winds with increasing tides." Meßsra Blyth & Co. havo taken over the business so long and successfully carried on by Mr F. A. Ford at Ohoapsido Houee, and will re open to morrow (Saturday). Full partiaulars of tho Btock, &c, will bo ad vert i ted in a future issue. When the Court opened this (Friday) morning, His Honor intimate! that he would take the divorce case on the calendar on Saturday, and tho balanco of tho civil business he would hear on Monday and following day 8. The jury panel summoned for this vveok,oxcepting thoße empanelled on J. F, Peace's case, wero then discharged. Tho following resolution was passed at the Education Board mooting on Wednesday, on the motion of Mr Fau'l, seconded by Mr Wade:—" That the thanks of tho Board aro duo and hereby given to the Hon Mr Kelly, M.L.O, for the very able and efficient manner that he has during tho past yoars administered its business as chairman, and that in appointing another chairman it is only from tho fact that the Hon Mi Kelly will necessarily bo absent at Wellington attending to his Parliamentary duties, whilo tho l-usiness of tlio Board calls for the chairman to bo always accessible, and that the secretary send a copy of tbia resolution to the lion Mr Kelly." At a meeting of the ladies who promoted and carried out bo successfully the Hospital Ball recently hold, a hearty vote of thanks vras passed to all those who kindly contri» butefj in any way towards its success, Messrs Ezra Brook and E. Broad being | ospeoiiilly mentioned as having worked heartily. The net proceeds to bo handed over to tho Hospital Board amount to £40, which with tho Government subsidy will give about £90 to swell tho funds. It is understood that tho ladies de ire that this cum shall be expended on the purchase of a Iditiunal furniture for the institution.