A man named 'E. J M. Sargent met with an accident on ths East Road, Stratford, on Friday, a limb from a tree falling on him and fracturing his skull. The members of tho Brough Dramatic and Comedy Company were through passengers by the Takapuna this (Saturday) morning. Mr Edgar Walton, the popular baritono of Auckland, will sing the sacred solo, " De Prof undis," during the offertory at St. Mary's Church to-morrow evening. Miss Butler, who resided some years in New Plymouth, was a passenger by the Ruahine. The lady, who has travelled extensively for the past f ow years, intends to again settle here. Salvation Army, New Plymouth. — Meetings all day to-morrow. Subiectg : 11a.m., "Fishing for Men"; 7 p.m , " God compared to a Moth." Professor will be singing. Mind U come. — Geo. Wan'sbone — Advt. This is the latent good story from Homo. A mother after reading an article on microbes and kissing, impresses on her ten-year-f Id daughter tho danger of promiscuous osculation. Soon afterwards they go to sco a lady who has been recently confined. " Why is Ats Jones in bed, mother? " nska tho daughter on their way upstairs. '" Beciuse she is ill; she has just had a baby." Aftor the baby had boon duly admired the visitors rose <o leave. " You have not kib3t-d Mrs Jones, my dear," remarks the mother to the daughter. " Oh mother," was the embanassed reply, " 1 might catch the disease, and I don't want a baby, and would not ktiow how to manage it if I had ono." Just Arrived. — New shipment of perambulators, go-carts, the latest novelty in window blmds, &o. Fuller particulars in future issue.— J. FIBCHEB& COi, theatre Royal BuildiDgs.— Advt,
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11021, 11 September 1897, Page 2
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282Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11021, 11 September 1897, Page 2
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