FLASHES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5882, 19 April 1886, Page 2

FLASHES.

A suggestion by the flawke's Bay Herald, that the telephone authorities should issue smaller Bhoets of the list of, subscribers, is worth the attention of Dr Lemon. The present papers are unnecessarily large. When ia Wanganui to have a new telephone list ? Some subaoribers have difficulty now in finding room for additions. An exchange notifies its readers that any shortcomings must be overlooked, as the editor is suffering from some infantile disorders. Mr G. Fisher, M.H.R., is the lateat was-to-hare-bedn passenger by the Taiaroa: Any more? < The Katikati Cheese Faotory has been burned down ; buildings and machinery insured for £900. It is not known whether £600 worth of cheese is insured. Mr Ballance left Auckland on Saturday night for Tauranga, Hauraki won the champion whaieboat race by several lengths from the Waibemata crew, after a fairly contested race. Invercargill has started a Protection League, Some talk in town of having a holiday next Saturday. Grocers say the drapers must take the initiative. Will they 1 The following is a cutting from the Patea Mail, but what it means is beyond ub :— We hear Mr E. Morse, of the Bank of Australasia, is to bo moved to Hawera next week. When you cure her, all is lost, Will the New Plymouth papers say what the Dunedin Star means by this I—Wanganui was visited tho other day by a New 1 Plymouth settler who had never been more than twenty miles away from his own home for a period of forty-six years, He naturally j thought Wanganui an exceedingly lively

Beware of paokages of injurious stuff purporting to make genuine Hop Bitters • also preparations and fluids said to contain all ; the properties of American Hop Bitters. < They Bpring up on aooount of the great popularity of the genuine, whioh is only put up in large square-panel amber r coloured bottles, with the name "Dr Boule," and "Hop Bit* ters " blown in the glass, and ia the best amily medioine ever made. Bead. I