The Taranaki Herald.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10139, 20 October 1894, Page 2

The Taranaki Herald.

PUBLISHED DAILY

SATURDAY, OCTOBJ^it 20, 1894.

We remind, our readers that classes are opened at tho Spring Cattle Show for butter. Tho keg butter has to be in store next Saturday week. Mr F. P. Gorkill reports tho sale to Mr Bellringcr of Mr Walker's property at Fitzroy. The Government has offered Mrs Wallis, whose husband was murdered at Tophouse, the position as postmistress. Mr Harold Thomson, son of Inspector Thomson, of New Plymouth, who come months ago joined the Wellington Magistrate's Court clerical staff, has, says the /-W^ received notice of his transfer to tho Supreme Court office at Chmtchurch. lie leaves Wellington on Monday. Mary Andcr&ou-NaYam> lias retired from London society, as well as from th» stage. Referring to the forthcoming marriage of this C/arewitch mid I'iincuv* Ali\ of Hesse, London Truth says a German princess, when she becomes a member of the Greek Church on -marriage, lias to array her.self in a nightgown, and, bofore iho assembled Grand Dukes and Court officials in Russia, to get into a bath, immersion being part of tho ceremony. Mr C. G. Andrews, manager of the branch of the Bank of New Zealand in Melbourne, who was a resident |of New Plymouth a few years since, was> a passongor by the Takapuna, and during the stay of that vessel at tho breakwater, came up to town to sco bin numerous friends hero. Wo are glad to see that Mr Andrews is lookiDg well.