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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9921, 5 February 1894, Page 4

THE BUDGET, AND TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PRICE THREEPENCE. Advts ... 1,7,17,18,19,20,21,23,24 AGRioaLTUitE, Dairyug, &o : Hints to Farmers — Plants for embankments — Drying cows off — Pig ceding on little milk — MukiDg Cheddar cbceso — Dairying in Taranaki ... ... ... ... 6 Articles : Peel's paper on Australia — Manufacture of Butter in Donmai k — Ministerial policy 12 Analysis of quack medicines ... ... 8 A well-known cricketer in trouble ... 16 Amusements: Pn^ne Family 7 Bowling .« 9 Courts : Police Court ... 11 Resident Magistrate's Cou re ... 11 Country and DisThiCT News : From our own correspondents : From Stratford— From Opunako— From Inglewood — from Tikonrgi — From Moa I'istrict -From Milhirst 10,14,23 CoRRESrONUENCtt : New Couit llOU8) — Denominational Education ... 9 Water Cart— Letter of Thanks ... Chit-Chat : Pithy, Pol tic 1, and Personal Purs 16 Current Events 24 Cricket 9 Crown lundß in Turr.niki ... ... 9 Civil war in Brazil 14 Doisgs of tub Rasheu Famiy who made a fortune in pork. — No. 3 ... 5 Ficti ns of History 8 Fire at Wang nui 8 Gold fish require food ... 8 Gold reef at Whakamnrina 10 I Kibblinss 4 Lccal Uoahds : Laßd Board 22 MARKEIS: Latest ma'kets by telegraph from London, Australia, and the chief cities in New Zealand ... 13 Miss Dundas, or Lord Asaph s Choice, by Bertha M. Cla , author "Ethei Gordon," "Set in Diamonds," &c. 3 Mystery of Eth"lda; or The Catherwood Brothers' Revelation, by the author of " His Favourite Son,"&c 3 Melbourne baby fanning case 8 Mount Egmont : Ascended by a party of ladies 11 New Plymouth Medical Dispensary (Mr A E. Sykes, Proprietor) 8 News of the World" 14, 15 Notes and Echoes: Useful tree instead of ornamental ones — Waitara Freezing Works — An old smoker — A domestic brcil — A straw bridge — A queer violin ... ... 2 Niws of the Week : Professional men in New Zealand — Retnm from seed potatoes — Accident to Mr Lovell — meeting of Parishioners — Dangers on Junction Road 10,11 Our Illustrated Lo\don Letter : Portraits of Lord Koseberry — Lato Earl of Warrick ... 18 Political and Social Topics : British exports and imports — Tl o. ornitho logy of law — That headache — The Christmas box — A smart boy — American scenery monotonous — A big fishing yarn ... 9 St Marys Cbuuch : Annual Meeting of Parishioners 22 Stratford News : From onr resident agent 14 Short ttories 5 Sporting : Pungurehu Hack Meeting (by our special reporter) 2 Weights for Taranaki JC. Autumn Meeting — Takapuna Meeting ./ ... 9 Selected Poetry : " Fairy Song " ... 3 State farm at Horowhenua 10 Trouble in Matnbele'and 10 Taranaki Rifle Company — Annual Meeting 22 Williams' commission at Waitotara ... 10 'KeoUns's Powder" 'Keating'* P«wdep." •K eating's Powder." Kea»iitg'K rowder'' Keatlus's Powder " 14 cat lux b Powder." This powder, ro celebrated, is uttoily unrival'eil in destroying BUGS,, FLEAS, MOTHS, BKEILES, and all, Insects (whilst perfectly harmless* to ?.1I a final life). All woollens and f ntH should be well sprinkled with the, Power bofore placing away. It ie invaluable to taVe to the seaside To avoid disappointment insißt upon having " Keating's Powder." Ko oh r Powder is effectual. \ * leas, KIL.L.«-<i?l«>tlis, j fiteetles I Mosquito's, Uniivalltd in destroying FLEA* 1 BDUSjCOCKROACfIKcf, BEEI'LEB; MOTbSiu FURS, nod tvery other species of insccip. Sportsmen will find this invaluable lor dts roying flo" Bin dogs, (is also ladies for ihjir pc dogp. Tho PUBLIC nro CAUTION FD that pnekagbs of Ihe genumo powrlor beur the autnurupu of THOMAS^ KEATING. Sold in tins only. "Keating's Worm Tablets." Keatmgr's "Worm Tablets" "Keating's Worm Tables-; " Keating's Worm Tablets-; "Keating's Worm Tablets- 1 * A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEST MEAT, both in uppourtnet) and la^ie, furbidi ing a mobt agreeable method ot ad raiuic'e'inir the only ce.'ti in remedy for IN IESTINAL orTHR-:AD WORMS. If ie % perfectly sa f e un>l uiil'J preparation, aiH is fHpscinlly iidapled for (Jhil.ir"u Sod in Tins by nil Dnitjgistß. Proprietor, THOM^s X SATING, LondonGash Boot Shop, INGLEWOOD ♦J, C. Peach in crmmocuirg his aim leant h yfarin In luaood, i him ke tho public ior th ireuppoitdtiriu4 ttie past eiahieeu yt-urs, and tniHis to B ill merit it share of their pairounge by utieotion to luifcii.o-a uud supplying h g>.od arlic li at a moderate prico. J.O.P, would call uttenlion to his lar«e stock of lIOOiW nnd BHOES, nil msrkod AT LOW PIiIOES. All kOrtH of Boots und Shoes made on the pruiiiiacß by a i-tiill of expoi it-need workmen under my own supervision, UK PAIRS WtilL: YOU W.l 414h H. NORMAN LIARDET AUCTIONEER. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, STUATFOM) and fcLTHAM. Hol(lw| Weekly Auction Salrs at hid Murl SuuUoni, Aopnt iron New Zi'iilnnJ Fire (übtuunce Co. Aiit>!rulinii Miuuul I'luvideut Society Suilry JJill Flour Mill* AU<ioa Milia 1 Bonodutt, &c, &o. ViONF.Y TO l.n-lU \/\ ONEY to lend on approved froehold jJcJL security at current rates. J. B ROl', iii Solicitor, Now i'l) moult).