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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143764, 12 April 1912, Page 2

Millionaire (to a,beggar): B© off with you this minute. Beggar: Look ’ere. mister, you needn’t put on so much side. Tb© only difference between you and me is that you are matin’ your second million while X am still workin’ at my first. Regarding the protest of the Wanganui Presbytery against the Hon. Te Rangihiroa attending a Mormon gathering to deliver a political address, the Native Minister has replied to the Rev. G. Budd, Poilding, that he had arranged to go to Auckland on Thursday, and it would have been regarded as a breach of Maori etiquette for him to pass a Maori gathering lying directly in his route without paying his respects to the chiefs. No intimation of any sort was sent that he would attend, in order to avoid influencing the attendance of the natives outside the conference. Intending investors should note that the furniture to be sold by Messrs. L. A. Nolan and Co. in the estate of the late S. W. Jackson will bo sold without reserve, whilst the freehold and leasehold properties will b© put up at moderate reserves. Messrs. Gilmour and Clarke report the sale of Mr. E. Hodge’s residence in Lemon Street, also section No. 2, block 7, Dartmoor Estate. Their advertisement in this issue commands your attention. To-morrow at Webster Bros.’ mart an exceptionally large line of poultry will bo offered the public, one breeder along having booked space for 100 fat ducks, hens, and cockerels. At the same sale a new split cane fishing .-rod will , be ’Gold>