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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10326, 6 June 1895, Page 4

Ova Illustrated London Letteb : Portraits of Princesa Helene and Duke of Aosta— Sir MW. Ridley 13 Obituary : Death of Mr Chaa . Sampson 8 Oscar Wilde and Taylor pcandal ... 9 Purchase of steamer Nile for Mokau trade • 8 Pbet.leum in New Plymouth : Company beiug formed of £50,000 — Great sujcesa 11> 22 Political and Social Topics : A scratch Int — Death o£ Bishop Morau -Death of Mr HarmTreatment for diphtheria — A Divorno Cibo — Club lavatoriesf] ... 9 Qoebn's Biutuday : Colebration in Taranaki 22 Queen's Birthday Honors ... ... 8 Kinjfuroomd Court uurtul ... ... 8 Sporting 2,9,10 Stiutfokd News : From our resident agent ... 21 j Soliciting alms 21 Shooting accident at Hawera .. ... 11 Shooting acuidonr at Waitara 22 Special Bible Mission 23 .Selected Poetry : " Life's Journey " 3 Town Improvements : Mr C. T. Mills' new offices 16 The First Wretched Blunder ; Or The Hand Without the Heart. By tha author of " The Fiat of Fate." " A Jealous Woman," '' Tho Little Widow," &o 3 Winton baby farming case ... ,„ 16

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