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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9922, 6 February 1894, Page 4

THE BUDGET, AND TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PRICE THREEPENCE. Advts ... 1,7,17,18,19,20,21,23,24 Agriculture, Dairying, &o : Hints to Farmers— Plants for embankments—Drying cows off — Pig ceding on little milk— Making Cheddar cheese — Dairying in Taranaki ... 6 Artioles : Peel's paper on Australia — Manufacture of Butter in Denmaik — Ministerial policy ... ... 12 Analysis of quack medicines ... ... 8 A well-known cricketer in trouble ... 16 Amusements : Payne Family 7 Bowling... .." *«• 9 Courts : Police Court 11 Resident Magistrate's Courc ... 11 Country and Distbict News : From our own correspondents : From Stratford—From Opunako— From Ingiewood— From Tikonngi — From Moa District -From MHhirst 10,14,23 Correspondence : Ni-w Coutt hous-* — . Denominational Education ... 9 Water Cart— Letter of Thanks ... Chit-Chat : Pithy, Pol tic 1, and ! Personal Pars 16 Current E\ents 24 Crioket 9 Crown lands in Tarnmki ... ... 9 Civil war in Brazil ... 14 Doings of tue Rashek 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 Whakamurina 10 KIBBLINQS 4 Local Boasds : Lai?d Board ... ... 22 Markets: Lateßt markets 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 "Ethe' Gordon," "Set in Diamonds," &c. 3 Mystery of Ethflda; or The Catherwood Brothers' Revelation, by the author of " His Favourite Bon,"&o 3 Melbourne baby fanning case... ... 8 Mount Egjiont : Ascended by a party of ladies 11 Now Plymouth Medical Dispensary (Mr A E. Bykes, Proprietor) 8 News of the World' 14, 15 Notes and Echoes: Useful tree instead of ornamental ones — Waitara Frecaing Works— An old smoker — A domestic brcil — "A straw bridge — A queer violin ... ... 2 Niws of tbe Week : Professional men in New Zealand — Return from seed potatoes — Accident to Mr Lovell — meeting of Parishioners — Dangers on Junction Road ' 10,11 Our Illustrated Loidon Letter : Portraits of Lord Rose berry — Lato Earl of Warrick 18 Political and Social Tones : British exports and imports— Tre ornitho logy of law — That headache — The Christmas box — A smart boy — American srenory monotonous — A big fishing yarn ... 9 St Marys Church : Annual Meeting of Parishioners ... ... ... 22 Stratford News : From our resident' agent 14 Short btories 5 Sporting : Pimgarehu Hack Meeting (by our special reporter)... ... 2 Weights for Taranaki J.C. Autumn Meeting — Takapuna Meeting 9 Selected Poetry : " Fairy Song " ... 3 State farm at Horowhenua 10 Trouble in Matabeieland ... ... 10 Taranaki Rifle v Company — Annual MeetiDg 22 Williams' commission at Waitotara ... 10 *Keallng's PoTVtier" •Keating'* Powder." 'Heating's Powder." Heat ings Powder." K eating's Powder." Heating's Powder." This powder, so celebrated, is utterly unrival'ec! in destroying BUGS, FLEAS, MOT US, BEE'ILES, arid all Insects (whilst perfectly harmless to til ouimal life). All woollms and iar« should be well sprinkled with the Pow er before placing awiy. It in invaluable to taVe to the seaside ' To avoid ditappoibtment ineibt upon bavine " Keiting'B Powder." No oth r Powdtr is effectual. ( Burs* I Fleufl, S£lS*JL*<(ill«'ths, 1 lEeetlefct (.Jtlogquitors, Uniivalled in destrojing FLEA BOOS, COCKROACH Eti, BEETLEB, MOTHS iv FURS, and every other species of iusecte. Sportsmen ' will riud this invaluable ior dee roying flets in dogs, as also ladies for ih^ir pc dogp. The PDBLIC are CAUTIONED that packages of Ihe genuino powder beur the autoercpu of THOMAS KEATING. Sold in tins only. "Keaticg's Worm Tablets." Keatingr's Worm Tablets" ""Keating's Worm Tables-" "Keating's Worm Tablets-" "Keating's Worm Tablets-" A FUBEIA' VEGETABLE SWEET MEAT, both in uppenrance nnd taste, furLisl iog a tnofct a^reeoblo int-thod ot ad rnitiisteini/ the only eerti.in remedy for INTESTINAL orTHR/ AD WORMS. It ie ipirftctly safe on>l mild proparntion, viii is esptcially nduptud for CbilJr°u Sod in Tinß by i>]\ Drui?(jistß. Proprietor, THOMAS K BASING, London. Gash Boot Shop, INGLEWOOD J.C, Peach in ormmoncirg bU uin<leen»h yiarin In )e'< oo'l, innnka tbe public for th irmppoit during the pust eighteen y<!irn, and trusts to s ill inciit a share of their paironugu by uieatiou to busii-e s uud supplying og^od artit It at a mcderato prioe J.C. P. would call iitu-n'.ion to his Jar>!tstock of liOOIS and NISOKH, y «ll morked AT LOW PitlOES. All f-oito of Boots nnd Shoes made on the preiniflcß by a (tuff of experienced w orkraen under my oton supervision REPAIRS WRIL YOU W.i 414h H. NORMAN LIARDET " " ' AUCTIONEER. iLASD AND COMMISSION AGENT, STJBATFORD and hhTBAU !-f.oliSs| Wockly Auction 8»ltfl ut l.is' Mart Sfra<for.lAQI.'NT IIK Now Zi«l«n'l Fir-) Inturanco Co. Ai^trß/ion .Vulnal FiiHuknl StKioly K-.utry Hilj Fio' " l"i!l« Albicu i'.ili«' H'Airdnut, &c, Ac. r/ONEY TO LF-NU. ~\ /TONEY to lend on approved freehold _lV|_ sounrity at current rates. J. B ROY, J34 Solicitor, Now Pl} inoutb.