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MARLBOROUGH NOTES,
There has been no groat exoitomont in tho
There has been no great excitement in the
mining world aboat here dnring the past
mining world aboat here during the past
month. Several of tho olaims at Mabaki-
month. Several of the claims at Mahaki-
try »nd find the main gutter, but so far as I
try and find the main gutter, but so far as I
oontrary, they have as yet been unattfcoessf nl
oontrary, they have as yet been unsuccessful
IWit^sox— At Don street, Invercargill, ou the
WILSON — At Don street, Invercargill, on the
and Barbara Wilson,
and Barbara Wilson.
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MINING NEWS.
H.ivelock, Ootober 15.
Havelock, Ootober 15.
entitled to the bonus of £SOO for the dis-
entitled to the bonus of £500 for the dis-
envery of the Mabakipawa goldfield Four
covery of the Mahakipawa goldfield. Four
lawyers aro engaged, and three witnesses
lawyers are engaged, and three witnesses
11th, at Cullenaville.
11th, at Cullensville.
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MINING NEWS.
At the Mabakipawa diggings the Wai-
At the Mahakipawa diggings the Wai-
rarapa party have got 420 z so fat this
rarapa party have got 42oz so far this
20th : — Things are looking up at Mabaki-
20th : — Things are looking up at Mahaki-
Bachelors' Ball held m the Athenaeum
Bachelors' Ball held in the Athenaeum
facture. For working men’s schools £4OOO
facture. For working men’s schools £4000
the appeal in Poaka v. Ward, £3OO ; reward
the appeal in Poaka v. Ward, £300 ; reward
for discovery of Mabakipawa goldfield,
for discovery of Mahakipawa goldfield,
sludge channel, £SOO ; purchase of Lyttelton
sludge channel, £500 ; purchase of Lyttelton
£l9 ; to provide for defalcations of the late
£19 ; to provide for defalcations of the late
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HAVELOCK AND MAHAKIPAWA NEWS.
and marked it
as complete
— #
|BT TILKaRAI'JI.]
|BY TELEGRAPH.]
{Our Own Correspondent.)
(Our Own Correspondent.)
Havblock, This Dat.
Havelock, This Day.
At tho oleotion for the Town Board Com*
At the election for the Town Board Com-
Grove, Mabakipawa, and Picfcou. Plaintiff
Grove, Mahakipawa, and Picfcou. Plaintiff
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POLITICAL NOTES.
R. Reeves that the Government will pat a
R. Reeves that the Government will put a
amount of their bait of the reward due to
amount of their halt of the reward due to
the prospectors of the Mabakipawa gold-
the prospectors of the Mahakipawa gold-
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Mahakipawa.
necessacv that every member should
necessary that every member should
In spite of the rain the Mabakipawa
In spite of the rain the Mahakipawa
and Havelock boys played, their foot-
and Havelock boys played their foot-
over the Mabakipawa Valley on Thurs-
over the Mahakipawa Valley on Thurs-
day morning tit 6.110 uinu It made its
day morning at 6.30 a.m. It made its
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MINING NEWS.
(FRO£f OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
Tbe miners throughout the district thank
The miners throughout the district thank
Mr E. Reeves, M.H.R. for Inangahuo, for
Mr E. Reeves, M.H.R. for Inangahua, for
discoverers of Mabakipawa goldfield before
discoverers of Mahakipawa goldfield before
the House. Tbe miners look npon the non-
the House. The miners look upon the non-
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News Items.
The bridge over Blind Geek at Taa
The bridge over Blind Creek at Tua
Marina, ar d Browul c and Go's bridge
Marina, and Brownlee and Co's bridge
o?er the Wak*marina, were washed
over the Wakamarina, were washed
away. In feveral places there
away. In several places there
were large landslip*, which for a time
were large landslips, which for a time
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the Mabakipawa goldfield, have (says our
the Mahakipawa goldfield, have (says our
£SOO was promised for the discovery of any
£500 was promised for the discovery of any
i WILLIAM THOMAS ERSKINE,
I WILLIAM THOMAS ERSKINE,
-*-, of Havelock, Manager of the Ma-
of Havelock, Manager of the Ma-
bakipawa Alluvial Gold-Mining Com-
hakipawa Alluvial Gold-Mining Com-
bakipawa. For particulars, apply to
hakipawa. For particulars, apply to
H. 0. PATTERSUN,
H. C. PATTERSON,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
The quantity of gold sold at Cullensvilta,
The quantity of gold sold at Cullensville,
Mabakipawa goldrield, as lust week's re-
Mahakipawa goldfield, as last week's re-
(7'2oz) and Long Time (20oz) were the most
(72oz) and Long Time (20oz) were the most
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stated + o have taken place at Mabakipawa,
stated to have taken place at Mahakipawa,
A CALL (the seventh) of 2*61 per
A CALL (the seventh) of 2s 6d per
S iare will l e payable on the lith
Share will be payable on the 14th
instaut at the Office of the Company.
instant at the Office of the Company.
A General Meeting;of. Shareholders
A General Meeting of Shareholders
will be bel I at the Mabakipawa Hotel
will be held at the Mahakipawa Hotel
At Mabakipawa, last week's returns werp
At Mahakipawa, last week's returns were
most satisfactory. The Golden Hope gp'f
most satisfactory. The Golden Hope got
lOoss ; the Jaat-in-Timo, 4?oz 5 the Long
10oz ; the Just-in-Time, 47oz ; the Long
Time, 20oji ; Greig and party, lfoz, inolufUnj?
Time, 20oz ; Greig and party, 17oz, including
an Boz nutf(?efc : and Waihi (Bush and party),
an 8oz nugget ; and Waihi (Rush and party),
Linda Green
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Woman’s World
ed in St. George’s Church, Patea, on ,
ed in St. George’s Church, Patea, on
December lb by the Eev. W. H. Wal-
December 15 by the Rev. W. H. Wal-
ton, when Edna,, second daughter of
ton, when Edna, second daughter of
Mr. and Airs. W. Bond, Cambridge St.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bond, Cambridge St.,
est son of Air. and Airs. E. K. Water-
est son of Mr and Mrs. E. K. Water-
Linda Green
edited
KITCHEN TEA.
spent iu dancing, interspersed with
spent in dancing, interspersed with
lucky nuur, far more so than if he had
lucky man, far more so than if he had
lated' on' her choice, for during the
lated on her choice, for during the
' table with their heartiest wishes for
table with their heartiest wishes for
Dancing vims then resumed, and kept
Dancing was then resumed, and kept
Or Torath 10 10 0
Dr Yorath 10 10 0
W. J. Monett 10 10 0
W. J. Moffett 10 10 0
Money. >. a
Money.
money -~;.
MONEY
TO LEND, oa Approved Freehold! Bech
TO LEND, oa Approved Freehold Secu-
moneT~t
MONEY
MONEY ADVANCED in , STJMS up to
MONEY ADVANCED in SUMS up to
thispaper!•" ' ■_ •"-' ■'■.■■■ ; -■•:■:! >>r;
this paper.
■ l ' i '.l'i'^.' : ' l .. 'ivtiscellaiiißQu^' .;, '■■::'£X
Miscellaneous
CARGOES OF ASSORTED SUGARS, -..,",";
CARGOES OF ASSORTED SUGARS,
; i '•; '-O'}. i'.-'-i 'nit -:'!">?.»;J'j ■ i-fiv:;')"!- }■'.■•'■
allowed! .■'•: '■"■'■' ■ l '''' '•' !"- |l|l '--'l -'■'-• :''
allowed!
money. ~~"" - ""-" s
MONEY.
S EV A ERAL SUMS OF MONeTT" ■
SEVAERAL SUMS OF MONEY to be
Suyf dvanced upon w^rfjfihofii:
Advanced upon approved Freehold Security
F. H. MELVILLE WALEER,
F. H. MELVILLE WALKER,
COMMISSION AGENT,
COMMISSION AGENT,
Miscellaneous/""^ , t
Miscellaneous.
v
LINCOLN l
LINCOLN DISTRICT
head. ' ,V - Ci*;,
head.
S - D. CXVDB
S. D. CLYDE
Mabakipawa sub-division,
Mahakipawa sub-division,
i North Bank, Wairau, sub-division,
North Bank, Wairau, sub-division,
And as the ’ nominations do not
And as the nominations do not
146 ft; and Mabakipawa, 174 ft. Nine men
146 ft; and Mahakipawa, 174 ft. Nine men
6, Mabakipawa Cup Handicap of 30 sovs,
5, Mahakipawa Cup Handicap of 30 sovs,
added to a sweepstake of Os .from oach
added to a sweepstake of Os from each
atari er—About 2£ miles, second horse to
starter—About 2¼ miles, second horse to
receive £5 from the since, and third
receive £5 from the stake, and third
iicceptsn ’0 Ifs.. To start at 330
acceptance 10s. To start at 3 30
IMPORTANT !
IMPORTANT
TO ! '
TO
" LAND.
LAND.
ME. ALFRED BUOKLAND
MR. ALFRED BUOKLAND
of tho Tamaki, about onemilo from the Heads,
of tho Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads,
.| mahakipawa;
Mahakipawa;
MR THOS. CAWTE, MABAKIPAWA.
MR THOS. CAWTE, MAHAKIPAWA.
President— Ml- A. E. Hyde ; Viee-Presi-
President— Mr- A. E. Hyde ; Vice-Presi-
' dent — Mr Jno. Duncan ; Treasurer—
dent — Mr Jno. Duncan ; Treasurer—
| Mr T. Galloway; Judge— Mr A. G.
Mr T. Galloway; Judge— Mr A. G.
Michele Gregg
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BIRTH
At Brightwater on July 31st, 1925. the
At Brightwater on July 31st, 1925, the
Michele Gregg
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BIRTH
and marked it
as complete
.U 1 ’rightwater on July 31st, 1925. the
At Brightwater on July 31st, 1925. the
wife of E. Murray Wadsworth- a
wife of F. Murray Wadsworth- a
S.S. MABAKi'A, Dfcember 23, from
S.S. MARAROA, December 23, from
Apply to .
Apply to
D.FULTON, Blenheim,
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Or Groom m Charge. 1668
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
Apply to ■ ' . ■-
Apply to
D. FIJLTON, Blenheim,
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Oe Groom m Charge. 1568
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
Or Groom m Charge.,; , 1568
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
Apply to., i ;
Apply to
. D. FIJLTON, Blenheim,
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Applytb '■''."''■"
Apply to
/./:'. B. FULTON, Blenheim, .
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa, :
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Or Groom m Charge. : 1588
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
D. FULTON, Blenhoiiii,
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, MabakipawoV . '
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Or Groom m Charge. ' 1568
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
J. FULTON, Mabakipawai
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa
Or Groom m Charge. 1668
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
TJS7ANTED to purchase, Household Fur-
WANTED to purchase, Household Fur-
m mtur« and effects, Pianos, Ac, in
niture and effects, Pianos, &c, in
Mabakipawa, paaaoge paid ; Servant
Mahakipawa, passage paid ; Servant
for Gisborne ; Housemaid, hotol, town ; all
for Gisborne ; Housemaid, hotel, town ; all
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THE MAHAKIPAWA GOLD FIELDS.
and marked it
as complete
from the Golden Spur claim, at Mabaki-
from the Golden Spur claim, at Mahaki-
rmwa, which is owned by gentlemen in
pawa, which is owned by gentlemen in
ideton and Wellington. The reef has
Picton and Wellington. The reef has
been driven upon for a distanco of 10 feet
been driven upon for a distance of 10 feet
of 3ozs to the ton. As the lode is ,3 feet
of 3ozs to the ton. As the lode is 3 feet
Michele Gregg
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MARRIAGES
and marked it
as complete
11ODGKINSON—WALKER.—On .De-
HODGKINSON—WALKER.—On De-
T. Oxiiarn, Nelson, William, eldest son
T. Oxnam, Nelson, William, eldest son
(Peggy), noice of Mrs G. Wyllie and
(Peggy), neice of Mrs G. Wyllie and
eldest daughter of Mr amt Mrs T.
eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs T.
VA DS WORTH—FREEMAN.— On Oc-
WADSWORTH—FREEMAN.— On Oc-
rosellena
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TAIERI SHOW.
Taieri, Ist prize for Shoeing. This is not cor-
Taieri, 1st prize for Shoeing. This is not cor-
lst prize in heavy and light, viz.—Best shod
1st prize in heavy and light, viz.—Best shod
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TAIERI SHOW.
TO TIIE EDITOR.
TO THE EDITOR.
i Bm—ln your report of tho above Show, your
Sir—ln your report of the above Show, your
j reporter has < given Mr Fowler, of the East
reporter has given Mr Fowler, of the East
Taieri, Ist prize for Shoeing. This is not cor
Taieri, Ist prize for Shoeing. This is not cor-
lst prizo iv heavy and light, vk.—Best shod
lst prize in heavy and light, viz.—Best shod
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.
boatswain; P. S. M'Kellar, A.B. ; J. Cuddy,
boatswain; P. S. McKellar, A.B.; J. Cuddy,
0.5. ; P. Oscar, sen., W. Barrett and H.
O.S.; P. Oscar, sen., W. Barrett and H.
Brown, A.B.s; H. J. Bell, 0.5. ; J. Roberts
Brown, A.B.'s; H. J. Bell, O.S.; J. Roberts
and O. O. Anderson, A.B.s; R. Finning-
and O. C. Anderson, A.B.'s; R. Finningham,
ham, apprentice.
apprentice.
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THE MAHAKIPAWA.
MabakipawaHeld has been l;ind!y placed at
Mahakipawa field has been kindly placed at
('I arrived at tbe Mahakipawa goldfields
I arrived at the Mahakipawa goldfields
on the sth instant. It was raining for two
on the 5th instant. It was raining for two
Bth inst. There were between 500 aud COO
8th inst. There were between 500 and 600
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.
Company's Office for .£14,525. It was re-
Company's Office for £14,525. It was re-
insured as under : — Union, £3000 ; Canton,
insured as under : — Union, £3000; Canton,
£1000; Union Company of Canton, .£IOOO;
£1000; Union Company of Canton, £I000;
£1000; Australian General, £IOOO j China
£1000; Australian General, £1000; China
Traders, .£1000; London and Provincial,
Traders, £1000; London and Provincial,
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LICENSING MEETINGS.
Sergeant O’Donoyan, on behalf of tho
Sergeant O’Donovan, on behalf of the
Police, opposod tho granting of any
Police, opposed the granting of any
license on the Mabakipnwa Goldfields, as
license on the Mahakipawa Goldfields, as
it would bo too far from polico surveillance
it would be too far from police surveillance
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Mahakipawa Goldfields.
some attention is that at Mabakipowa, in
some attention is that at Mahakipowa, in
in tho Marlborough province. We have
in the Marlborough province. We have
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MARLBOROUGH.
tween Mabakipawa and the Grove. Some five
tween Mahakipawa and the Grove. Some five
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MARLBOROUGH.
Wliil- spenVmz of roaX I cannot f-»r'wir
While speaking of roads, I cannot forbear
no'ieirig- the dissriaceful srate of that portion be-
noticing the disgraceful state of that portion be-
tween Mabakipw.i an! the G:ove. Some five
tween Mabakipawa and the Grove. Some five
weeks a;;o I. paas;.ir< alone this rouie. and at that
weeks ago I passed along this route, and at that
Mr John Mcßae, said yes-
Mr John McRae, said yes-
'after that its future is in
after that its future is in
Mr Mcßae said that Bob
Mr McRae said that Bob
Mcßae said, and he had
McRae said, and he had
However, Mr Mcßae said
However, Mr McRae said
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IMPORTANT FROM MARLBOROUGH. THE NEW GOLD FIELDS, EIGHT POUNDS WEIGHT OF GOLD IN TEN DAYS.
Up ta.the timo of going t .to press, this (Fri-
Up to the time of going to press this (Fri-
day) evening, we have heard no other .authen-
day) evening, we have heard no other authen-
tic jntelligenoe from,the,,Wakamarina, , al-
tic intelligence from the Wakamarina, al-
nating front some parties wlm, arrived from
nating from some parties who arrived from
Mabakigawo, that just before leaving two men
Mahakipawa, that just before leaving two men
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.
ship KiUochau, from Lyttelton to
ship Kllochan, from Lyttelton to
of the crew of the Kifioehan are
of the crew of the Killochan are
M*lvor, H. Newell, Parris, Anderson,
Mclvor, H. Newell, Parris, Anderson,
by 'a passing tug.
by a passing tug.
Feu. 5:
Feb. 5:
D. FULTON, Blenheim, '
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
Or Groom m Charge. .'1568
Or Groom in Charge. 1568
■pATRICIUS by Patriarch, (out of
PATRICIUS by Patriarch, (out of
X Escape (dam of Escapade) by
Escape (dam of Escapade) by
Feter Flat, by Flatcatcher (winner of
Peter Flat, by Flatcatcher (winner of
D. FDLTONj Blenheim,
D. FULTON Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
D. Fl/LTON, Blenheim,
D. FULTON, Blenheim,
J. FULTON, Mabakipawa,
J. FULTON, Mahakipawa,
goldfields, both at Mabakipawa and
goldfields, both at Mahakipawa and
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BREVITIES.
from the Mabakipawa fieldjast week,
from the Mahakipawa field last week,
Admiral Lord Charles Scott
Admiral Lord Charles Scott de-
claros that the cruisers being
clares that the cruisers being made
Notice of cal by Mabakipawa Ado rial Geld
Notice of call by Mahakipawa Alluvial Gold
gold field :—" The diggings in this" dis-
gold field :—" The diggings in this dis-
trict consist for the most part of creek
trict consists for the most part of creek
Mr Warden AlleD, writing under dado 25;h
Mr Warden Allen, writing under date 25th
oouruging raporfc on the Mabakipiwa
couraging report on the Mahakipawa
gold field :—" The diggings ia this" dis-
gold field :—" The diggings in this" dis-
trict consist for the most part cf crotk
trict consist for the most part of creek
or r.thi-i' gorge claims, and a few fcprraco
or rather gorge claims, and a few terrace
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. Atf 1 gram from Marl borough dfcted Satur-
A telegram from Marlborough dated Satur-
day bat says: — "The flood in Mabakipnwa
day last says: — "The flood in Mahakipawa
Creek has been the Beveresfc yet experienced.
Creek has been the severest yet experienced.
ing', &n<£ the creok is still rising. Great
ing, and the creok is still rising. Great
damage baa bflendone in the claims, flaming,
damage has been done in the claims, flaming,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
and marked it
as complete
Long Lookout, Jan, 25,
Long Lookout, Jan, 25.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SlR— I have just returned from a three
SIR— I have just returned from a three
days exoursion to Pelorus Sound, and I
days excursion to Pelorus Sound, and I
sounds (whioh can only be visited once a
sounds (which can only be visited once a
steamer exoursion) there is nowhere else to
steamer excursion) there is nowhere else to
miner, and a woody little forest gorge stil
miner, and a woody little forest gorge still
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SlK— I have just returned from a thre.
SlR— I have just returned from a three
(•mould like, with your leave, lo cill the at-
should like, with your leave, to call the at-
Stray tourist, to the ease with wbich this
stray tourist, to the ease with which this
curious and beautiful scenery mey now be
curious and beautiful scenery may now be
visited. I know tbe whole coast, of New
visited. I know the whole coast of New
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CORRESPONDENCE.
I left Nelson by Tuesday morniLg's coach
I left Nelson by Tuesday morning's coach
•with my daughter for Havelock. I need
with my daughter for Havelock. I need
. hill aod forest and river scenery of ibis 50
hill and forest and river scenery of this 50
mile drive. Next day we visited the liutle
mile drive. Next day we visited the little
sew digging- a. Mabakipaws, going by
new diggings at Mahakipawa, going by
IN THE CHANNEL
IN THE CHANNEL.
Terrible disaster
TERRIBLE DISASTER
(Recoived February 5, noon.)
(Received February 5, noon.)
them belonging to the Killoohan.
them belonging to the Killochan.
deck appliances. During tho storm an
deck appliances. During the storm an
Jury-masts were rigged, and aftor 3000
Jury-masts were rigged, and after 3000
September, re-loading thero with a full cargo of
September, re-loading there with a full cargo of
I A pply to Mrs. W. S. GREGG,
Apply to Mrs. W. S. GREGG,
140—3 Mabakipswa, Picton.
140—3 Mahakipawa, Picton.
To Mttkakipaw* «-oldlield
To Mahakipawa Goldfield
from Pictou.
from Picton.
- v mHE MAiL STEAMEP
THE MAiL STEAMER PHOENIX
> -Raving made arrangements with
Having made arrangements with
[ tie Mail Contractor at The Grove,
thr Contractor at The Grove,
one. In tho voyage out, while in the
one. In the voyage out, while in the
continued with frequent squalls of tre-
continued with frequent squalls of
mendous force for fourteen days, during
tremendous force for fourteen days, during
maintopeast, and mizzeni topgallant mast,
maintopmast, and mizzentop-gallant mast,
main-royal, miz/.ontop, and royal-yard, Ijo-
main-royal, mizzentop, and royal-yard,
(tidoB having heavy damage to her boats and
besides having heavy damage to her boats and
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THE GOLDFIELDS.
challenge sent to Mabakipavs a, but owing
challenge sent to Mahakipawa, but owing
to the dil, th-incss in roplyir g, the Wii-
to the dilatoriness in replying, the Wai-
kakabo ijicci ape patber iudifti
kakaho men are rather indifferent, though
it is probable the contest will tako place
it is probable the contest will take place shortly.
B^Th!f " Welling tomans have completed
The Wellingtonians have completed
Mabakipavva Diggings.
Mahakipawa Diggings.
* ■
?4 A c? v. <; wAtrAi'U," win
S.S. "WAITAPU," will
I i "" >9 Ua c Nelfoi for Hrvc-
leave Nelson for Have-lock and Wellington [o]n Friday
--V No-cmbi r, at Five p.m.
2nd November, at Five p.m.
"Terrible disaster"
Terrible disaster
THE CHANNEL.
IN THE CHANNEL
AND A NEW ZKALAND SHIP.
AND A NEW ZEALAND SHIP.
JiOTII VKSSI',LS RUN DOWN.
BOTH VESSELS RUN DOWN.
GRKAT LOSS OF LIFR.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
FOR SALE. — ■!■(>; R N'S " P. S C
FOR SALE. "DORREN'S" POST
Mabakipavva '"eefs. <
Mahakipawa Reefs.
EOR SALR. — ■!■(>; R N'S " P. S C
FOR SALE. — ■!■(>; R N'S " P. S C
UFJB ICE iiOTKL, i L . • e'o >.k. .
OFFICE HOTEL, Havelock
Imm-jdia^c po s; a i. n. [ i
Immediate possession
For pani ulars «pp'y |
For particulars apply
S.S Waitapn for Mabakipavra and Havelock
S.S Waitapu for Mahakipawa and Havelock
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BLENHEIM. May 25.
A discovery of gold is reported to bavo
A discovery of gold is reported to have
been made midway between Piotoo aud
been made midway between Picton and
Blenhoiio, in a gully leading from Maba-
Blenheim, in a gully leading from Maha-
kipavra to Speed's Valley. Tho gold ifl
kipawa to Speed's Valley. The gold is
uugßOtty and of splendid quality. Aurifer-
nuggetty and of splendid quality. Aurifer-
SISTER GEIULDINE—On Wednesday,
SISTER GERALDINE— On Wednesday,
■Inly 8, nt St. Hilda's Collegiate School
July 8, at St. Hilda's Collegiate School
SMITH.—On June 24, at her residence, 62
SMITH.— On June 24, at her residence, 62
Macandrew road. South Dunediii, Ellen, the
Macandrew road. South Dunedin, Ellen, the
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"lily in half training can pass a llax hush
only in half training can pass a flax bush
like greased lightning, so that Mabakipuwn
like greased lightning, so that Mahakipawa
"ill bare Io move or tlieywill be out of
will have to move or they will be out of
flic running. By-the-bv I was glad “Hard
the running. By-the-by I was glad “Hard
RICHARDSON.-On June 23, at Gisboine,
RICHARDSON.- On June 23, at Gisborne,
Bessie Anna,-late of The Glen, Outawn;
Bessie Anna, late of The Glen, Outram;
ROBKRTSON.-On June 24, at her father's
ROBERTSON.- On June 24, at her father's
ROSS.-On July 8, 1908, Alexander Ross, be-
ROSS.- On July 8, 1908, Alexander Ross, be-
SAWEUS.—Jn July 8, at his residence, 6
SAWERS.— On July 8, at his residence, 6
Mabakis : Mew Plymouth Markets ... 8
Markets : New Plymouth Markets ... 8
PEEBLES.—On July 10, at his residence,
PEEBLES.— On July 10, at his residence,
David street, Caversharu, William Buchanon
David street, Caversham, William Buchanan
P-eobles; in his seventy-sixth year.
Peebles; in his seventy-sixth year.
PETBRSON.-Oli July IG, 1308, at the resi-
PETERSON.- On July 16, 1908, at the resi-
Maiifauid street. Dunedin, Bruce Ross,
Maitland street. Dunedin, Bruce Ross,
NIMMO.-On July l, at Walkor street,
NIMMO.- On July 1, at Walker street,
Euphemia Henderson, ralict of Robert
Euphemia Henderson, relict of Robert
Kiirmio; in her eoventv-eighth year.
Nimmo; in her seventy-eighth year.
OLSEN.-At Hokitika, on June 30, Lily,
OLSEN.- At Hokitika, on June 30, Lily,
Deeply regrottod.
Deeply regretted.
MESSER.-Ou July 9, at Dunedin Hospital,
MESSER.-On July 9, at Dunedin Hospital,
Elisabeth Ann, wife of G-eorge Mcsser;
Elizabeth Ann, wife of George Messer;
MO-"CEIEF-F.-0n July 2 (the result of an
MONCRIEFF.- 0n July 2 (the result of an
accident), at Dunkenuy, Clarcville, Waira-
accident), at Dunkenny, Clareville, Waira-
rapa, James MoncricH; aged 78 years.
rapa, James Moncrieff; aged 78 years.
M'LARN,- On July 8, 1908, at the residence
M'LAREN,- On July 8, 1908, at the residence
MacLEAN.—On Juno 28. at his residence, 52
MacLEAN.— On June 28. at his residence, 52
Albany street, Dtmedin, Charles Fitzroy
Albany street, Dunedin, Charles Fitzroy
Mac Lean, the dearly-beloved husband of
MacLean, the dearly-beloved husband of
Margaret Mary Msarns MacLcon, and eldest
Margaret Mary Mearns MacLean, and eldest
John A
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A VARIED PROGRAMME.
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Kali's Hawaiian Troubadours made
Kaii's Hawaiian Troubadours made
somewhat plaintive song, "Alohq, Oe,"
somewhat plaintive song, "Aloha Oe,"
gestive of Hawaii and its swayning coco-
gestive of Hawaii and its swayning [swaying] coco-
moon at tho full. The lighting was
moon at the full. The lighting was
April 25.Arrived : Clansman, s.s., from
April 25. Arrived : Clansman, s.s., from
Foubister, Stephenson,' Misses Gothard and
Foubister, Stephenson, Misses Gothard and
Joni
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Tho monthly meeting of the Birkenhead
The monthly meeting of the Birkenhead
Messrs. Arch. Wilson, G. A. Green, fl.
Messrs. Arch. Wilson, G. A. Green, H.
chart. lie enforced the fact that all the
chart. He enforced the fact that all the
lead the sinking. —[Own Correspondent.]
lead the singing. —[Own Correspondent.]
at the Helping Hand Mission Booms, Free-
at the Helping Hand Mission Rooms, Free-
THE RIMUTAK FIRE ON BOARD.
THE RIMUTAKA FIRE ON BOARD.
ber 14th, and Hobarfc on October 4th. On
ber 14th, and Hobart on October 4th. On
I compartment At four o'clock next morning
compartment At four o'clock next morning
!St was found to have extended further
it was found to have extended further
Mr. and Mrs. Cbillingworth. Misses A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Chillingworth. Misses A. M.
by tho members of the Amateur Athletic
by the members of the Amateur Athletic
cote players. The followiug will represent
cote players. The following will represent
Callum, Wernham, Ban field, Whabford.
Callum, Wernham, Banfield, Whatford.
Tho following will represenb St. John's :
Tho following will represent St. John's :
Firth. Players aro requested to catch 2
Firth. Players are requested to catch 2
A football match will take place in the j
A football match will take place in the
outer Domain, starting at, three m., this
outer Domain, starting at, three p.m., this
L". Maiorf D. H. Jackson, Boyle, Purchas,
C. Major D. H. Jackson, Boyle, Purchas,
(ialway. Ackin-on, Lippiatt, Hor'.on, Bar-
Galway. Atkinson, Lippiatt, Horton, Bar-
ber, M'cCullousrb, Million, Gelling, Doveton,
ber, McCullough, Mahon, Gelling, Doveton,
mending tho appointment of Mr W.J. Wern-
mending the appointment of Mr W.J. Wern-
sub-commitloe of each school requested to
sub-committee of each school requested to
ot the head teachers were read, and the
of the head teachers were read, and the
sub-commitloe of oach school requested to
sub-commitloe of each school requested to
tention. The roll number of the Newion ,
tention. The roll number of the Newton
Newton Schools Committee v.-as beld last
Newton Schools Committee was held last
evening.in the Newton West School. The
evening in the Newton West School. The
Mr J. M. White (chairman), Mr G. Knip-ht
Mr J. M. White (chairman), Mr G. Knight
(treasurer), Msssrs VV. J. Macdermoc'j, T.
(treasurer), Messrs W. J. Macdermont, T.
McMastsr, 11. Thompson, and J, 1). Gow.
McMaster, H. Thompson, and J, D. Gow.
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