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Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14344, 24 October 1910, Page 7

Christchurch states that news from the Chatham® reports the death of J. Eugst, member of the original German mission to the group in 1842. He had remained there ever since. Ho was born in Germany in 1819. The euchre party and dance in aid of the "West End School Cricket Chib passed off very successfully. The committee wish to thank especially Mr. Hoffmann for the use of the piano which he lent gratuitously. The following are the winners;—Ladies: Mrs. N. Clarke first, Mrs. A. Murphy second. Gentlemen : Mr. M'Given first, Mr. L. Callaghan second. When the present King of Siam and some other Siamese noblemen were undergraduates at Cambridge University they were candidates for the Previous Examination or “Little Go” as it was commonly called. The story started by some humourist and current among the members of the university was that the young Siamese were very anxious as to the results of the examination since they would bo beheaded if they returned home after failing in an examination. SENSITIVE AND NERVOUS PERSONS need have no fear or hesitation in using BLAND’S VEGETABLE HAIR DYE. It dyes perfectly natural colours, with phenomenal success. No metallic sheen. Try ono bottle, post free 3s Bd. Money returned if not as represented. State shade required.— Miss Clough, Ladies’ Depot, 44 George Street, Dunedin.