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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9757, 24 July 1893, Page 2

Messrs J, and W. Jonkinson havo just turned out of their coaoh factory an expresß for Mr Herbert Bullot. Tho vohiclo it intctt'lcd for express svork or picnic partios, and in fitted with a vory powerful doublo action brake. Everything is finished in the best style, and tho wholo turnout reflects great credit on tho buildora. Captain Edwiuaays there aro likely to bo strong northerly gale-), with rain, in mo>-t parts of tho colony between noon on tho 26th and midnight on tho 28th instant. There were two casos in the Police Court tbi* (Monday) rnorniug. A young women named Rebecca Isaacs was remanded to Wellington on a charge of child deMOTtion; and an inebriate was convicted and discharged on payment of 2* co.sln. ProfeHHor's Keesing'« Gymnasium Clas* will be held to-night and Wednesday night tbia week, in place of tho usual nights, on uccount of tho Hall being otherwite engaged.— Advt. We would remind all the friends of temperance in New Plymouth, and tho public in gonoral, of tho welcomo tea on Thursday next, in connection with the vittit of Roy. L. M. laitt to this town. Tiukots aro obtainable at Messrs Okey & Arnold's, White & Carter's, and Co operative Stores. Children's tickets must bo purchased beforehand. — Advt.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF JSEW ZEALAND, Limited. T^TOTICE is hereby given that a diviXN de-d for tbe half-year ending 31st March, 1893, at the rate of 5 per oeut per .annum has been declare J by the Direo torn, and is now payable at any of the branoben in tbe colony. W. DYMOCK, »435 Cifcnonl Mumger.