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6:53PM, 24 November 2024 Alastair edited DEATHS.

. HITID. —August 23rd. 1910. at her la te resi-

BIRD. - August 23rd. 1910. at her late resi-

the beloved wife l of Alfred Bird; aged

the beloved wife of Alfred Bird; aged

J3URSON —At Wanganui Hospital, August

BURSON - At Wanganui Hospital, August

fortieth year. Result, of accident. No

fortieth year. Result of accident. No

' GRIFFITHS.— On August 23rd, at the

GRIFFITHS. - On August 23rd, at the

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t Jubilco'Home,Woolston, Eleanor Griffiths;

Jubilee Home,Woolston, Eleanor Griffiths;

: HARDING— August 23rd. at the Christ-

HARDING - August 23rd. at the Christ-

' ' church Hospital, Charles, the be-

church Hospital, Charles, the be-

gCHULTZ.—August 23rd. 1910.-at 57. Lin-

SCHULTZ. - August 23rd. 1910. at 57. Lin-

coln Road. Snreydon, Charles,' the beloved

coln Road. Spreydon, Charles, the beloved

husband of Marv Ann Schultz: aged fifty-

husband of Mary Ann Schultz: aged fifty-

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6:30PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Don't forget to call and inspeot 1

Don't forget to call and inspect

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MAKI£i.Q GfcOTjKAJ, STQJ^E,

MAKINO GENERAL STORE,

(/ " "Atfl> POST OFFICE. '

AND POST OFFICE.

BAttMi tf'si %AKtfs£tf& {

BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

riEblllES to announce that a.

Desires to announce that a

Great- Clearing Sale

Great Clearing Sale

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Will begin at the above Store, : :

Will begin at the above Store,

On j

MONDA V, APRIL 5, 1880, •

MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1880,

, ; , and will continue for

and will continue for

ONE MONTH ONLS,

ONE MONTH ONLY.

The GOODS will be sold^

The GOODS will be sold

Under Cos t Price,

Under Cost Price,

To heads of families, settler?, and 1

To heads of families, settlers, and

. OBTAINING CHEAP GOODS, j

OBTAINING CHEAP GOODS,

As the whole stock must bo cleared !

As the whole stock must be cleared

at All Y SACRIFICE.

at ANY SACRIFICE.

#R :. CASH ; QSLY.

FOR CASH ONLY.

The, Stock comprises .

The Stock comprises

Clothing^

Clothing,

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6:26PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited THE DUNGAN MEMORIAL

photograph of the stono has been

photograph of the stone has been

taken by Mr GvW. Shailer, photo**

taken by Mr G. W. Shailer, photo-

mittee, of subscribers to the memo-

mittee of subscribers to the memo-

rial« v" "' Ji * ;: '"" jv - ' ••■•■' : -- :? -t

rial.

6:26PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited THE DUNGAN MEMORIAL

Tb« afcan© rectatlj erected m the

The stone recently erected in the

Pal mere ton Cemetery to the memory

Palmerston Cemetery to the memory

very handsome one. It is ot Sicilian

very handsome one. It is of Sicilian

marble, and is 9urtn muted by a

marble, and is surmounted by a

Greek cross bearing the lei tors

Greek cross bearing the letters

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" 1.H.8.'' m its centre. On the

" I.H.S.'' in its centre. On the

front of the stone the following ia«

front of the stone the following in-

ecription has been engraved by the

scription has been engraved by the

sculptor, Mr W. Helyer, of Welling*

sculptor, Mr W. Helyer, of Welling-

.... ... .......... ir , .Of your Charity.. . ..

Of your Charity

Johk B.- DuMQAy,

John B. Dungan,

■: Proprietor of the Manawatu Times,

Proprietor of the Manawatu Times,

, 1838.. DiecL^t^Palmerstoa North^

1838.. Died at Palmerston North,

Majv j!d%i ; ./■■•'■ }■ +

2nd May, 1882,

' Aged 43 years.

Aged 43 years.

May his soul rest m peace 1

May his soul rest in peace

This stone is eWoted by a few friends

This stone is erected by a few friends

as a tribute of 'affection to his 'me-

as a tribute of affection to his me-

mory, .r...-.^-,,...-^

mory.

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6:05PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. and marked it as complete

dear, for it's past seven o'clock. ' I was en-

dear, for it's past seven o'clock. I was en-

send a groom with-a- message of apology, for

send a groom with a message of apology, for

and take great care of j'ourself ?"

and take great care of yourself ?"

' "Yes, dear." :

"Yes, dear."

; My lady tripped out of the room to give

My lady tripped out of the room to give

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dined. She paused for'a moment as she closed

dined. She paused for a moment as she closed

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6:04PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

BOjne' rg«>*--'manner Twhicb^^,T; cahnot^ under-:

some vague manner which I cannot under-

stan-d^wftfi t^-aistfpleartoc? 3 of ■- this "Mr

stand- with the disappearance of this Mr Talboys,"

,' " Impossible, Lttcy! you must have mis-,

" Impossible, Lucy! you must have mis-

understood bjm.".:..>:'l I-.,

understood him."

" I don't think so." -....-, I .'

" I don't think so."

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"'Then'he'mdst be riiad," said the baronet

"'Then he must be mad," said the baronet

—"he must be mrtd;;. I will wait till he goes

—"he must be mad. I will wait till he goes

chambers ta talk to him.' Good heavens!

chambers ta talk to him. Good heavens!

what a my3teriousbusiness this is:"

what a mysterious business this is."

'.:■■.'"l fear I-have distressed you, darling,"

"l fear I have distressed you, darling,"

■ murmured'Lady-Audley.' ':

murmured Lady-Audley.

;■•:• Yes, my- dear, lam very much distressed

" Yes, my dear, l am very much distressed

by what you have told me;'but you were

by what you have told me; but you were

ilreadful business; : I- must think it over,

dreadful business. I must think it over,

done." -

done."

which ■■ she had been seated. The fire had

which she had been seated. The fire had

burned'doAvn, and there was only a faint j?low

burned down, and there was only a faint glow

of red light in the room; Lucy Audley bent

of red light in the room. Lucy Audley bent

■over her husband's chair, and put her lips to

over her husband's chair, and put her lips to

his'broad forehead. ; ' ' ' '

his broad forehead.

yon, dear?" . > " ; .

you, dear?"

l[ Influence me against you ?". repeated tlie

"Influence me against you ?" repeated the

me.1' -1 •■--■'■■■■ '■' ■ ■

me."

dear,1 ? answered Sir Michael; "they would

dear, ? answered Sir Michael; "they would

if they did."; . ; '

if they did."

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6:01PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

licensed interpreter

LICENSED INTERPRETER

Corner of Dickers and Dalton Streets,

Corner of Dickens and Dalton Streets,

Napiek.

Napier.

6:00PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

NOTlGßffi%kereby given that

NOTlCE is hereby given that

Geo#e TaSbAS Ross, of Wood-

George Thomas Ross, of Wood-

ville, Labjftr, waa%a day adjudged

ville, Laborer, was this day adjudged

Bankrujf, and I bq|gby summon a

Bankrupt, and I hereby summon a

meetingpof creditors

meeting of creditors, to be holden at

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the Ojurt House,

the Court House, Woodville, on

WEDNESDAY, 18th

WEDNESDAY, 18th day of Decem-

389, at 11 o’clock

ber, 1889, at 11 o’clock in the fore-

holden at

noon.

Decem-

fore-

adville,

/ J. F. jardine!

J. F. jardine,

r Deputy Assignee.

Deputy Assignee.

/ Napier, 12th December, 1889.

Napier, 12th December, 1889.

■2109

2109

W. S. 0“

W. S. GREENE,

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5:59PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

liWflKcoffstill^ifionie IMidon' physitiart'^abbut

I will consult with some London physician about

Robert, and let him discover if there is,reMy l

Robert, and let him discover if there is really

Stifmm tihlFinafteir witlvmy pbor; biother;s

anything the matter with my poor brother's

onlyis6to«s:Y'GU>aball ifot be,- annoyed, L^cy."

only son. You shall not be annoyed, Lucy."

ri me r c yenr unkind dejii I,^

You must think me very unkind dear,"

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Baia^y^a^^an-dt 6iiow;l ought'Hpf to be.

said my lady, " and I know I ought not to be

annoyed by the-pdbr^ell^ff^bue.he'really

annoyed by the poor fellow; but he really

seem to have'feltea-^din^absnfd notion into

seem to have take some absurd notion into

hte&ex* Mo^^J^^^i^ f- Tfr ,

his head about me"

I «'Jib6%tiyVu?'Llicy!''':cnda^r Michael/.

"About you, Lucy!'' cried Sir Michael.

< >j<*4Jfesf aea'rv- He 'stems' fto-conn^ct.me .ill

"Yes dear. He seems to connect me in

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5:58PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

SUPERIC

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF

IUPTCY*

BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT

'( COURT OF

NAPIER.

'HOLDEN AT

In the m%ter 3f“The Bankruptcy

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy

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Act, ISsU’ g#d the several amend-

Act, 1883," and the several amend-

meats

ments thereof.

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5:56PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Founma

COURT WOODVILLE. A.O.F. No 6609. Members of the above Court are Summoned to attend at the Lodge room on Sunday, Dec

15, at 1.

15, at 1.45 p.m., to attend the funeral

of the 1

of the late Court Surgeon, Dr Wil-

liams. A

liams. By order of the C.R. J. HUTCHENS, 2101 Secretary.

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Court

geon

the

order

HUTC

etary

jSIOE LQipE, 1.0.0. F.

EXCELSIOR LODGE, I.O.O.F.

members will be

A Meeting of members will be

held injffie Lodgeroom, to ar-

held in the Lodgeroom, to ar-

range for atynMVtbe funeral of the

range for attending the funeral of the

late Dr "fl^Hiams.

late Dr Williams.

HALL,

CHARLES HALL,

2107,(/

2107 Secretary.

■HOPE OF WOODVILLE

HOPE OF WOODVILLE TENT

! LOB. jr

I.O.R.

THE%embers of Tent

THE members of the above Tent

are 'fcpmmoned t&Sttend at the

are summoned to attend at the

Lodge Sunday, 16th instant,

Lodge room on Sunday, 15th instant,

at 1.45 p.m., *feu&o®ow the remains

at 1.45 p.m., to follow the remains

of the late Dr Henry

of the late Tent Surgeon, Dr Henry

Williams. _

Williams. By order;

10WE JENNELL,

ROWE FENNELL,

2102 ./*

2102 Secretary.

IN BANKRUPTCY.

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5:53PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

'^ybtt'dS'not 'want to^^rnake me as mad as he is,

you do not want to make me as mad as he is,

'-'•'' yoii mftsVneyer'let mie see.him. a«ain., He

you must never let me see him again. He

&'■■•'declared to^hieh't; ihai'/Geo'rge,. Talboy.s was

declared to-night that George Talboys was

' muraey^l In this place, and that. he,.will root

murdered in this place, and that he will root

" ' si iib eveify ts& in tlie gardens,', and pull down

up every tree in the gardens, and pull down

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'■■ -every -bride^-ln /the '< house, in his "search

every -brick in the house, in his search

-K.sdi±*™;:]* *%: .;^-/// ■;/:://,.;/. //

for--"

"'! v J.l'^jy/'lady r ,'paused.'. The -words- died away

My lady paused. The words died away

J'^tttf^;Up^;;;%e;^aa.^Hausted,..'lierself;by

upon her lips. She had exhausted herself by

' Stfie*'etr'iuige';energy :i .with which,, she .had

the strange energy with which, she had

•'"Spoken. Sb'eL had been traosfprmed from a

spoken. She had been transformed from a

. fi-ivqlous, chydishlbeauty/mtoi a woman, strong

frivolous, childish beauty into a woman, strong

':u'id aTgiie^fic'f.bwa. causa andi/pleacL, her, own.

to argue her own cause and plead her own

l? ifdlelenc*v- J _.J,'' J/"".w''-M:'-'-"'■';.;'.<■■'•; n-:'',-.-■:' : !

defence.

> ..';ii ti^p'uif doWntK'is house. 1,"- cried-the baronet.

"Pull down this house. !" cried the baronet.

'Gqorge^. Talb.oyj3.murdered atiAudley pourt!

"George Talboys murdered at Audley Court!

1' |sidliopWjE sayitiiis,.Lncy ?" ~,.... , * -ir<

Did Robert say this Lucy ?"

.iksv «jie''kid '"soWeith.ing'of tliat kind—some-:

"He said something of that kind—some-

!'! ft&g'-iaiaf'ffi^ ■;•■■ r

thing that frightened me very much."

■,_:■.: <uujL'|j£ n h'e"niusi/be mad,'.'. said Sir-,Michael,-

"Then he must be mad," said Sir Michael,

.gravely., "I'bi'b'evvildered by,,what you tell

gravely. "I'm bewildered by what you tell

'A'ta&'] Did: W i.rdsjly. say,ihis,_Lucy, : or did you;

me. Did really say this, Lucy, or did you

■ miSUnderMni.him'?'' ,'.,/ -j /•/; ,-■ l

misunderstand him?''

-u, "fLii^dbh't th'ihk'T did," faltered my

"I - I - don't think I did," faltered my

lady. , ".You saw how.frightened.ljwas when,

lady. "You saw how frightened l was when

~:X'first caihe"in. ' I'shb'uld' not have been so,

I first came in. I should not have been so,

much agitated, if he..hadn't said something

much agitated if he hadn't said something

'■/"'•■■ r... ,/-{•;; -: .-..- ;

horrible."

"'".'Lady Audley had availed herself of the

Lady Audley had availed herself of the

": Ver^'Sttiibg^st/jargiitnerits by which slie could

very strongest of arguments by which she could help her cause.

■ r'"»To b^/;Bure;',my darlingj io be. sui-e," aii-

"To be sure, my darling, to be sure," an-

Tvewcred'-'ttie bardnet. haye^put:

swered the baronet. "What could have put

such a horrible-fancy"into the.nnhappy-boy's

such a horrible fancy into the unhappy boy's

':;head'F "This/Mf'-Talboys—a..perfect stranger

head? This Mr Talboys—a perfect stranger

tq us all-^-inurdeTed/at Audley/Court [~ I'll

to us all--murdered at Audley Court! I'll

go <io 3'/&6uttt. b/Stanpirig; .toi l ijight, :; -and ; see

go to Mount Stanning to-night, and see

RobeFP.'*,I!'have' knoyn"hi.m;eyer since he was

Robert. I have known him ever since he was

• 'a-baby,' aiiid' I'canriot bedeceiyed in him/ If

a-baby, and I cannot be deceived in him. If

ther,e is really anything ..wrongi he will not be

there is really anything wrong he will not be

//.:; ./;./ ■,■■-. ;

able to conceal it from me."

'{'['• M^ady"stiVuggeu lict sliouldera. .._ /;

My lady shrugged her shoulders.

/•'■i: l':Tliai'' is^'rathier. ■■^ah/open.' question," she

"That is rather an open question," she

''isaid: '^'"'ft'is ''gelfei'ally'ar stranger who is the

said. "It is ''generally a stranger who is the

first to observe any^sycholpgicabpeculiarity.''

first to observe any psychological peculiarity.''

The bigHv'ord? sounded/'strange from;, my

The big words sounded strange from my

iYp|: ■$$ .her ji.ew.ly-ad.opted^.wis;

lady's rosy lips ; but her newly-adopted wisdom had a certain quaint prettiness about it,

which-*ch;a^iried c an'dbewildered' Ker husband. ■

which charmed and bewildered her husband.

" But you must-npt'go'tb^Slb'uni Stanning,;

" But you must not go to Mount Stanning;

'"jn'fa.eyr'deailiWf'' >he saidi 'tenderly. ; ',". Be-i

my dear darling," she said tenderly. "Re-

'■ iriemberWat ar^ "under, strict orders to

member that you under, strict orders to

r -'stay Jin*do6r£f until1; tlie1 feather is_mildert

stay in-doors until the weather is milder

and the sun shines_upon_this .cruel: ic,e.-bound|

and the sun shines upon this cruel ice-bound

country." ''<'','!'.'■■.'.'■.'.'- /.,/;// -' -"■ i

country."

en -^Sir'l;iSlicHael l Audley .sank back. in.his^ca-1

Sir Michael Audley sank back in his ca-

'■pteio-n^dhair with/a'sigh/.pf resiraatjori./ /., !

pacious chair with a sigh of resignatipon.

--~-jiiTliaVi'trueJ'-Lu'cy," h> "said'; ;.% we • must

"That's true, Lucy," he said'; "we must

obey, Mr D^wson.- .1 suppose'/Robert will

obey, Mr Dawson. I suppose Robert will

fi:**)il&'-seeWe4p-mprro.w>v..-•"'.-,.'! •- •-■'■- ■■-■■ ■ '■

come to see me to-morrow."

-isorye'J/deai'.Tthink lie J.said.h'e.would.I'' . i

"Yes, dear, I think he said he would''

;;r.'^urpg^£^^^ u^j.^v r2i:t''-'tiir'tb mprrpwi /my

"The we must wait till to morrow, my

'-dar|iffgf.°"fljcafffbelieve,;that,'there .really' is

darling. I can't believe hat there really is

- ah'y'tfiing wfong/'with1 the poor' I .can't

anything wrong with the poor boy I can't

believe it, Lucy."..,,,..,.., ~:... ,--j- =- - '

believe it, Lucy."

"' Then ,hpw.",ap. you. account for his 'Qxtra-i

"' Then how do you account for his extra-

vordlna'fy?dyiusion!; about' Mi- Talboys?^asked1

ordinary delusion about Mr Talboys? asked

my .lady. ■. . .-, -~ : ... -..; -■ ~ : ,:; ; ■• '

my lady.

* -ii^Sr^MieSael^shbok his head. '. / . , .

Sir Michael shook his head.

"'i'i» Uoii't5 MiiWrv 'iiicy—l dpntknow,!! he

"I don't know, Lucy—l dont know," he

iaasWereaPC'^eis' always" SP^ifficulttp.believe:

answered. "It is always so difficult believe

that a.ny one pf the.calamities;tliat continually

that any one of the calamities that continually

-b'eßl:VuT"- cftHowJ-me'nfwin'ever.'happeri'io us.

befall our fellow man will ever happen to us.

<;I-"cafi't :ibelie rTWib'^ my/iieph'ewI's inind is im-!-

I can't believe my nephew's mind is im-

jpatfea^r^ea^^believe it: l^-Illl'get.hirii to

paired - I can't believe it. I - I'll get him to

-Btoa^-'liffir^lltfcy'; and^ll,watch: hifn closely.

stop her, Lucy and I'll watch: him closely.

i|n'yi'?6^;?fth rdre':ftanythag:wr,bng

I tell you my love, if there is anything wrong

eFim^m-elfdnfia'it'puti r -! l;ian't; be ? inista^en

I am sure to find it out. I can't be mistaken

ffriEa°j?buH^ mian r^M:afw^|' t be&'ih.!e;sara;e

in a young man who has always been the same

"j'to^e a3an7 J6wn)%rinl" 1 Buf, my darling, why

to me as my own son. But, my darling, why

were yourso frightened by Robeit's wild talk?

were you so frightened by Robert's wild talk? It could not affect you."

-fd^lyßfta^gne^ptteousiy. '":-'}'^u '■'■ /-"

My lady sighed piteously.

iSir-£Mib'h*SH^'sln?siiia, mtlf rather %n injured

Sir Michael," she said, with rather an injured

iii^JAQf yWinttt"gtire;FcScn hear^bf these' sort

air, if you imagine I can hear of these sort

bt-thmgS^ffifl^rently^^rioSv'-I shall :heyer

of things indifferently. I shall never

be ableTrf^|«r^Afdl^^ai&?' r:' ' ■', -.';:"'

be able to see Mr Audley again."

" And y?ttIBH4ttii^^I;aeSr%&';sball

" And you shall not, my dear - you shall

not." _, ' '■o'v J' J'T-'"f'^ir v-V''';'■•■'

not."

»-. 'fc^otFfiatd^iist^ndw youJ,;wbuia ;haye him

"You said just now that you would have him

here,^ttu?mure'T JEady3 Andleyjr :M"'' ~':;;;/. J

here," murmured Lady Audley

v'"^ vßut-I-wul not, iJmy darling 'girl,:if jriS-Pre'-;

"But I will not, my darling girl if his pre-

sence annoys you. Good heavens 1. Lucy, ca'ti

sence annoys you. Good heavens ! Lucy, can

you fmßgin^'-JKf^-a 'monifn^that/rhav.e any

you imagine for a moment that I have any

htglie^ish'ahi'tf'lp pr"bmote t your r happiness;?

higher wish than to promote your happiness?

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UNBRAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.

the

The Funeral of the late Dr Wil-

late

liams will take place on Sun-

Sun-

day, December 18th, leaving his late

ng his late

residence at 2.30 p.m. for the Wood-

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the Wood-

ville Cemetery. Friends are invited

are invited

to attend.

take

R.E Grinlinton,

for

Undertaker.

GEINLIN

Undei

mHE

I liams

day, December

residence at 2.‘

ville Cemetery,

to attend.

COURT WOj^DVILLE

COURT WOODVILLE A.O.F. No 6609

fMBERSofthe

Members of the

; Summoned to at-

are Summoned to at-

at the Lodge

tend at the Lodge

_ on Sunday, Dec

room on Sunday, Dec

attend the funeral

15, at 1.45 p.m. to attend the funeral

Dr Wil-

of the late Court Surgeon, Dr Williams. By order of the C.R. J Hutchens, 2101 Secretary.

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I.O.O.F. M.U.

LOYAL WDODYILLE

LOYAL WOODVILLE

J©DGE.

LODGE.

#CuMMO N E D

SUMMONED

Meeting of mem-

A Meeting of mem-

bers of the is called for

bers of the above Lodge is called for

1.80 p.m. jim Sunolte, 15th inst, to

1.30 p.m. on Sunday, 15th inst, to

attend thp funeral late Lodge

attend the funeral of the late Lodge

Surgeqjff Dr Williams/ _

Surgeon, Dr Williams.

W. G. MSfeTIN,

W. G. MARTIN,

Secletajif

2105 Secretary.

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T>ICKERTON’S jjall,

BICKERTON’S HALL,

“ MAOCABEI” “ MAOOABB! !”

“ MACCABE!” “ MACCABE! !”

The only MAOCABE, assisted by i

The only MACCABE, assisted by

« “h. Magic Statue”

"The Magic Statue”

Admission, 8s and 2s; Children

Admission, 3s and 2s; Children

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half-price. Doors open at 7-80

half-price. Doors open at 7.30

GEORGE DULLER,

GEORGE BULLER,

2098d18 Manager.

2098d13 Manager.

CHOOL

SCHOOL CONCERT

Admission Is.

Admission 1s.

thj undersigned till Saturday, 21st

the undersigned till Saturday, 21st

Bimie’s store, Pahiatua. The lowest

Birnie’s store, Pahiatua. The lowest

cepted. . , -

cepted.

De G. FRASER/

De G. FRASER

EXHIBITION & SALE

GRAND EXHIBITION & SALE

ofFree Methodist

in aid of Free Methodist

Children’s must be in by

Children’s Exhibits must be in by

2 o’cloojf on Saturday-

2 o’clock on Saturday

-4'

for admissionTfi Drill-shed

No charge for admission to Drill-shed

jjmait

2083d13

for Salt Butter for the Show of *

for Salt Butter for the Show of

March Bth, Jias been postponed until

March 8th, has been postponed until

December 18th. Exhibits. must be

December 18th. Exhibits must be

coaled uythe secretary by thac date.

sealed by the secretary by that date.

The prizes aro £i and 10s.

The prizes are £1 and 10s.

,2085d15 Hon. Sec.

2085d15 Hon. Sec.

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SHEARING will hesrin at O.oua

SHEARING will begin at Oroua

| 29th inst. w< ather permitting.

29th inst. weather permitting.

i JOHN McLENNAN.

JOHN McLENNAN.

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lecessarily accepted

necessarily accepted

THOS. P. GIBSON,

THOS. F. GIBSON,

Town Cleik.

Town Clark.

rO THE ELECTORS OF THE

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE

p ENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN,

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course address you on the soveral

course address you on the several

Political Questions of the clay at the

Political Questions of the day at the

the Elecl orate.

the Electorate.

JOHN STEVENS.^

JOHN STEVENS.

TMPOUNDINGNOTICE.

IMPOUNDING NOTICE.

pound fn m the properly of J. L.

pound from the property of J. L.

patches al out head.

patches about head.

penses paid, will be si*id on hatui-

penses paid, will be said on Satur-

dav, Ist Novemt er.

day, 1st November.

B. SPEILMAN,

B. SPELLMAN,

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Timber in the yard f-.r sale.

Timber in the yard for sale.

Agent for Yates* Reliable Garden

Agent for Yates' Reliable Garden

ibout 2 tons flour ex Owake Belle,

about 2 tons flour ex Owake Belle,

COXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

is from the Ist day of October, 1890.

s from the 1st day of October, 1890.

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teres more < r h s.s.

cres more or less.

it the Borough Council Ollice during

t the Borough Council Office during

>ffice hours.

ffice hours.

ralf a year's rent in advance.

half a year's rent in advance.

'I enders to be sent in to the under-

Tenders to be sent in to the under-

iigned not later than noon of MON-

signed not later than noon of MON-

DAY, the ihd day of November

DAY, the 3rd day of November

lext.

next.

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10. Honore,

C. Honore,

in any quantity ; al-^o, Canterbury

in any quantity ; also, Canterbury

Hams and Bacon, piime quality.

Hams and Bacon, prime quality.

Sugars, Teas, and Groceries ofthe

Sugars, Teas, and Groceries of the

stone and Kidney. i

stone and Kidney.

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Wool Bales _ and full size.

Wool Bales 3/4 and full size.

Black and Galvanized Fencinar

Black and Galvanized Fencing

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5:19PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. and marked it as complete

Auotiioh" Salb.— "Messrj. Halcombe and

AUCTION SALE.— Messrs. Halcombe and

aherwiil ■ annpnce the sale by auction of'" a*'

Sherwill announce the sale by auction of a

general storekeepers' stock-in-trade On

general storekeepers' stock-in-trade on

Saturday, Moridayjaiid Tuesday next,. The

Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday next. The

sale will be held on the premises of- .Messrs.

sale will be held on the premises of Messrs.

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without 'reser»e . Wjilli . no. doubt, attract a

without reserve will no doubt, attract a

large concourse tq shareV m the" bargains.

large concourse to share in the bargains.

As/the sale will comprise all/the articles met

As the sale will comprise all the articles met

lyith m, a general ' Store' everyone,: will fihd-

with in a general store everyone will find

sbmething or other that everyone wants.

something or other that everyone wants.

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5:17PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ItBOISTEB, :KiBOIS-{;ErV REGISTER !-^-"We.

. can but rep^t the waßiiing annually given

can but repeat the warning annually given

to peraons'entitled to the franchise, to those

to persons entitled to the franchise, to those

parties who -.mHy own dogs of any value. In

parties who may own dogs of any value. In

pursuance of instructions from. the, County

pursuance of instructions from the County

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Council, Constable Price is actively/engaged

Council, Constable Price is actively engaged

curtailing the dog nuiaanc^ here. It is quite

curtailing the dog nuisance here. It is quite

peace taking his morning rambles,-., armed

peace taking his morning rambles, armed

however, lie deals, out death and destruction

however, he deals out death and destruction

to all unhadge'd V curs.V Quite a reign /ot-

to all unbadged curs. Quite a reign of

terror-has set m amongst the' owners of;

terror has set in amongst the owners of

these auodruped/ who may be seen rushing

these quadruped, who may be seen rushing

frantically to the "registration •" to procure ;

frantically to the "registration " to procure

the passport to safety foil their canine pets./

the passport to safety for their canine pets.

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5:14PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Thb Cbmbtbbt.-— A meeting was ' adver-

THE CEMETERY-— A meeting was adver-

tised for .Saturday evening last, for the

tised for Saturday evening last, for the

purpose of appointing trustees -for the

purpose of appointing trustees for the

Cemetery /initiatory to having -it fenced m.

Cemetery, initiatory to having it fenced in.

It seems* that this-was a/ mistake, and thatV

It seems that this was a mistake, and that

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it should have been Saturday- evening ,next,

it should have been Saturday evening next,

on"wh"!ch date it wiilvbe held. It ,|s : tpVbe

on which date it will be held. It is to be

hoped*hat,there will be a good attendance

hoped that there will be a good attendance

as ihe Cemetery m its.., present, state is a

as the Cemetery in its present state is a

disgrace to any Christian Jcoinm unity.'

disgrace to any Christian community.

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5:12PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ApPoD?'B¥B IfT.^—lt1 fT.^— lt has been officially .

APPOINTMENT.— lt has been officially

notifieji that D.H. Macarthur, Esq;, J-.P.,,

notified that D.H. Macarthur, Esq., J.P.,

has been -appointed a- Lic^nsipg Commis-

has been appointed a Licensing Commis-

missioner m the room of J. , T. Stewart,

missioner in the room of J. T. Stewart,

Esq., J.P., resigned., V

Esq., J.P., resigned.

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A LbcAi. vßoabD.— -At a full meeting of

A LOCAL BOARD.— At a full meeting of

the Manchester Highway/Board, held prt.

the Manchester Highway Board, held on

"Mbridayj it/was resolved that a jmblic meet-

Monday, it was resolved that a public meet-

consulting the .ratepayers ..as {to .the .desira-.

consulting the ratepayers as to the desira-

bility of forming a Lopal guard for

bility of forming a Local Board for Feild-

ing. ||; seems somewhat strange that while

ing. It seems somewhat strange that while

content, tb- remain so long under the Man-

content, to remain so long under the Man-

chester Highways Board, --j ':..-..

chester Highways Board.

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5:11PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

' i; 6f" :i',thin'kmg; if 'anything .'else/. The . one

of thinking of anything else. The one

•'' (> idpa' lobked'lit perpetually became distorted to

idea looked at perpetually became distorted to

61 /hirf1 ihental, !^si6n'J';'.'Repeat the .commonest

his mental vision. Repeat the commonest

• wonHn.itrie Efilglish: language twenty:, times,

word in the English language twenty times,

- 'Jand-bef6r4 the twentieth repetition yoii. will

and before the twentieth repetition you will

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'''•'■> fiarco^guri''io: *Wonder' whether .< the; word

have begun to wonder whether the word

' :' J WhleH you repea^'is/really the, word you mean

which you repeat is really the word you mean

-'-' ' to'uttfer;' ißpbert'Audley'hda .thought of his

to utter. Robert Audley has thought of his

• Jriemfa aisstfpeafance until '/the. ,one' idea, has

friend's disappearance until the one idea, has

;;' aonß its'^tonmd tihhe'althyw°f?v looks

done its fatal and unhealthy work. He looks

/si»(i:"k" 'fiojKi^fl'Vvept'Jwith/.a.'.vjsipa that is

at a common event with a vision that is

!-! aiseasedf-'^idi'iie'. distorts, it':!: into, .a gloomy

diseased, and he distorts, it into a gloomy

''>'' Korrci^engendered^ bfllis owiii mohomariia. .If.

horror engendered of his own monomania. If

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5:09PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

The Overseer was insEtided to prepare-

The Overseer was instructed to prepare

tionedwork: *fo|

tioned work:

: Formation on Whitehead’s Road and’

Formation on Whitehead’s Road and

Bridle Track; formation and metalin«r-

Bridle Track; formation and metalling

Main Road; formation and on

Main Road; formation and ditching on

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Antis’ Eoaa. Tenders to close at a special

Antis’ Road. Tenders to close at a special

Accounts amounting to AlO3 2s 81

Accounts amounting to £103 2s 8d

were prssed for payment and the meetinr

were prssed for payment and the meeting

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5:08PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

" Ih'iregard to cotttraiprj>Sj ; p,torie’s road,

In regard to contract 58, Storie's road,

Mr Burton did not thihk ! ,fofeßoard would

Mr Burton did not think the Board would

be justified in-taking l money from one

be justified in taking money from one

road and expendtngiiton airdad which was

road and expendtng it on a road which was

at,last meeting be accepted.—Decided to

at last meeting be accepted.—Decided to

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recall the work as suggested -by Mr Bur-

recall the work as suggested by Mr Bur-

ton; ‘ • ; |

ton.

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5:06PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

From H. Laws, fonjj Go. 0 applying for

From H. Laws, and Co. applying for

progress payment of '£ 10, op contract No.

progress payment of £10, on contract No.

62, Totara jfo‘r payment.—

62, Totara road.—Passed for payment.—

Mr Lynch applied,i'fonifoehalf of foe

GENERAL. Mr Lynch applied (on behalf of the

cemetery ,foc permission to take

cemetery trustees) for permission to take

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one pr two'tdtara! fofoK -|roM the Board’s

one or two totara trees from the Board’s

resefve, for 1 foe' ! purpose ■of fencing foe-

reserve, for the purpose of fencing the

cemetery grounds.—Granted. °

cemetery grounds.—Granted.

u-.(The!.€hair6xaaii!iHovdiß!that the Wai-

The Chairman moved that the Wai-

pawa County ,OonnoU!!bQ,7aaked to form

pawa County Council be asked to form

and, i ;]qjetal. about, teij.j, grains of road.

and metal about ten chains of road

Opposite , foe by

opposite the schoolhouse.—Seconded by

Mr Burton, and'carried,' ‘ ‘‘‘X

Mr Burton, and carried.

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sively. " What is one; of the strongest diag-

sively. " What is one of the strongest diag-

: rn6stics' bfmadiiesa—what is'the first appalling

nostics of madness—what is the first appalling

• gigr} of mietitall/aberration? The. mind be-

sign of mental aberration? The. mind be-

" '-dquiM^'Btktiqiidty.V.'.'.ttie!' brain stagnates; the

comes sationery; brain stagnates; the

eyeh/cbrrent'of reflection is interrupted; the

even current of reflection is interrupted; the

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"■■"' thinking/pbwerj'yf^the brain resolves itself

thinking power of the brain resolves itself

■•'•:! irif&'a^jino'nqtori^1 As! the waters of a' tideless,

into a monotone As the waters of a tideless,

• of their stagnation, the.

pool putrefy by reason of their stagnation, the

'■ltio niiftd ■becomes' Wpid'^and1 corrupt throiigh

mind becomes torbid and corrupt through

"';•" jJck"Bf!acUqh;': and'jieypetual/jenection upon

lack of action; and perpetual reflection upon

■ .'one'^subject resolves'itself;,'ih.t.o. monomania.

one subject resolves itself into monomania.

Robert Audley is. a Jinpnoma^iac. j /The dis-

Robert Audley is a monomaniac. The dis-

-•'• '""appenranterof; His , friend,,'^George/Talboys,

appearance of his , friend George Talboys,

/'gr'WVed" '"andy bWilddred:.Hin;'^He./ ; dyert

grieved and bewildered him. He dwelt

:'^upon/thfe/one idea' until lie lost the power

upon the one idea until he lost the power

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5:00PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

tunity assails them ;j the knife is in their hand,

tunity assails them ; the knife is in their hand,

-;( and/the unconscious^ victim- by .their' side.

and the unconscious victim by their side.

vThey.tmay.:conauar the. restless demonand go

They may conquer the restless demon and go

..- :laway,< andt!die innocent of any violent deed;

away, and die innocent of any violent deed;

'.'.- ibut.thay may^yield to the horrible temptation

but they may yield to the horrible temptation

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, ;/^the frightful, passionate, hungry craving for

-the frightful, passionate, hungry craving for

.',:' tiolence.and horror". ' They sometimes yield,

violence and horror. They sometimes yield,

t.-.i.and'iarelost.I '^.. .■; j ."'

and are lost."

■ • •'Lady-Audley's.voice rose.as she argued this,

Lady-Audley's voice roseas she argued this,

.•■ dreadful 'question. The hysterical, excite-

dreadful question. The hysterical, excite-

■ ■■■■'• mettt from which she had only just recovered

ment from which she had only just recovered

.'haddeft its effects upon her; but she controlled.

had left its effects upon her, but she controlled.

v. 'herself,-and; her tone grew Calmer as she re-

herself, and her tone grew calmer as she re-

sumed:— ~ , , ,'" '~ i

sumed:—

~'.n ;Ji tebert' Audley =is mad," she. said, deci-

"Robert Audley is mad," she said, deci-

' ; i:3iyely.' l'', iul, What is 'one; of the strongest diag-

sively. " What is one; of the strongest diag-

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4:57PM, 24 November 2024 Tim Kendall edited IN PALESTINE

titterly routed, there being very few

utterly routed, there being very few

4:57PM, 24 November 2024 Tim Kendall edited IN PALESTINE

dead were counted before our lines-

dead were counted before our lines.

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(Reuter's Telegrams.) i

(Reuter's Telegrams.)

4:55PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

Lady.Audley's eyes were still -fixed upon

Lady Audley's eyes were still fixed upon

";"lfiebu^in]jT6al{3 inthqAvylegrate.■Sue-spoke

the burning coals in the wide grate. She spoke

. ;;-'as'ML-slie *hac[j been"'discussing a subject that

as if she had been discussing a subject that

• '-^ ''-she heard 'discussed "before." |Slie:

she had often heard discussed before. She

spoke as if her mind had. almost wandered

spoke as if her mind had almost wandered

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Y-r away" ffomthe.tb'6'ught*of her'Husband's, hep-'

away from the thought of her husband's, nep-

i h<!v -to'the Wider question of/madness, in the'

hew to the wider question of madness, in the

■:- 'i abstract/---' /:-' "•/'■" '."■•'■:-"'' /" .•> *'/';

abstract.

.:- 'i'Why should' he'not be: nlad?" resumed

"Why should he not be mad?" resumed

the lady. ? People. are;, insane for years 'and

the lady. "People are insane for years and

' '-year's before their insanity isfound out.. They

years before their insanity is found out. They

.'■• lilow that they are mad, but "they know how

know that they are mad, but they know how

'■ ''■' %6 keep their secret; and, perhaps, they may

to keep their secret; and, perhaps, they may

sometimes keep it till they die. ' Sometimes a

sometimes keep it till they die. Sometimes a

'•■■•' paroxysm seizes them/and in an evil hour they

paroxysm seizes them and in an evil hour they

,u, jbetray themselves. They commit a-crimeiper-

betray themselves. They commit a crime, per-

.■. /haps.' aCheiihorrible ;.temptation of oppor-

haps. The horrible temptation of oppor-

! ;- 3 tunity. assails them ;j the knife is in their hand,

tunity assails them ;j the knife is in their hand,

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4:50PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

you ever thought Mr. Audley a little—a little

you ever thought Mr. Audley a little—a little"

a mere faqon de parler, that meant nothing

a mere façon de parler, that meant nothing

brains enough for madness. I believe it'a

brains enough for madness. I believe it's

generally your great intellects that get out o€

generally your great intellects that get out of

herited " ....■•'

herited -- "

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lunatic asylums or fee'd mad doctors." •

lunatic asylums or fee'd mad doctors."

" Not to my knowledge." ' ;

" Not to my knowledge."

have been madness in your sister-in-law's..

have been madness in your sister-in-law's

family." • .

family."

Michael. "But, Lucy, tell me. what in

Michael. "But, Lucy, tell me what in

head." .

head."

other manner. If you had heard- the thing*

other manner. If you had heard the things

might have thought him mad." ■':.'<■■

might have thought him mad."

"But what did he say,Lucy ?" "-,

"But what did he say, Lucy ?"

solitary Temple chambers. Perhaps he read?

solitary Temple chambers. Perhaps he reads

too much, or smokes too much. Ton know

too much, or smokes too much. You know

'"tiiatibjßii physicians "declare .madness to bs;a:

that some physicians declare madness to be a

■:" "iii6teJiliii^Ss of ihe/bVain/an;'Mln??? tq,>«.hich

mere illness of the brain an illness which

any oije. is snbject.^ia/whicb .'jnayj,be ipro-

any one is subject and which may be pro-

■■•* ■%ttced T b<y^TCp"i- {£atf«^v'ap«l./4uretr/by ..given

duced by given cause and cured by given means."

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4:48PM, 24 November 2024 Barbara N edited DEATHS.

■ Addington, Janet (nee Cox),

street, Addington, Janet (nee Cox),

1 « °i Ved wife of Alphonsus McCor-

beloved wife of Alphonsus McCor-

■ mack; aged 44. R.I.P.

mack; aged 44. R.I.P.

• January 19th, 1936.

PENFOLD - January 19th, 1936.

■ ■ , urcl ?’ Frank William Pen-

at Christchurch, Frank William Pen-

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‘ KeS ■SrtJ?f imn f ton , avenue . North

fold, of Flemington avenue . North

' ctfN ght i* d ?,arly loved father

New Brighton, dearly loved father

78th yfar. 303 F * C ‘ Pen£old; in his

of N.F. and F.C. Penold; in his 78th year

r January 17th, 1936.

RUSBATCH - On January 17th, 1936.

b a 3^ te burch, John, beloved hus-

at Christchurch John, beloved hus-

of E. G. Rusbatch, Hawkins

band of E. G. Rusbatch, Hawkins,

■ £sbatch°n) h n late Moses and Mary

and son of the late Moses and Mary

' 1, °L aged 61 years.

Rusbatch, of Oamaru; aged 61 years.

- tori T» a ?i hort lU^ ess - (Lat ® New Zea-

After a short illness. (Late New Zea-

r ays -' Timaru and Oamaru

land Railways. Timaru and Oamaru

0 Interred Sun-

papers please copy.) Interred Sun-

’ m ary Bromley Ceme-

day, January 19th, at Bromley Cemetery.

January 17th, at “St.

WALLACE - On January 17th, at “St.

1 n^ er Springs, James

Helens," Hamner Springs, James

l ) 7 | rawford Wallace; aged 62 years. .

Crawford Wallace; aged 62 years.

January 19th, at

WHITTINGTON - On January 19th, at

• ffit hu^ ch ’ J Frederick J - J- dearly

Christchurch, Frederick J. J. dearly

r toft^M U -A ba ? d , of Margaret Whitting-

loved husband of Margaret Whitting-

i niti arbatos street, St. Albans;

ton, 433 Barbadoes street, St. Albans;

'[JV»a 59th year.

in his 59th year.

Funeral Notices see Page 19.)

(For Funeral Notices see Page 19.)

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4:44PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

natural to Lucy Audjey to. be childish, that

natural to Lucy Audley to. be childish, that

wise. !It would have seemed as foolish to

wise. It would have seemed as foolish to

locked together upon the arm. of her hus-

locked together upon the arm of her hus-

as she talked to her h,uaban,dL

as she talked to her husband.

"Iwantedto come to you,youknow,-dear,"

"I wanted to come to you, you know, dear,"

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" But what about my f : love ?" asked the

" But what about my love ?" asked the

baronet. "What could Robert-have to say

baronet. "What could Robert have to say

to you ?" , , •

to you ?"

Her fair head 'drooped upon her husband's

Her fair head drooped upon her husband's

the .meaning of this ? My love, my love!

the meaning of this ? My love, my love!

misery. It was the one wild outcry,.in which

misery. It was the one wild outcry, in which

the woman's feebler nature .got the better of

the woman's feebler nature got the better of

the siren's art. .

the siren's art.

to' use; but perhaps no artifice which she

to use; but perhaps no artifice which she

well as this one outburst of natural grief.. It

well as this one outburst of natural grief. It

when the guilty creature has deceived -him

when the guilty creature has deceived him

—nv'ltiplying her own sufferings into a great

—multiplying her own sufferings into a great

his breast, and to pardon that which the.

his breast, and to pardon that which the

worst remorse when she stands without ,the

worst remorse when she stands without the

treating face. The. anguish of. the mother

treating face. The. anguish of the mother

four telling what and who has distressed you.

your telling what and who has distressed you.

my lady looked up. A glittering' light shone

my lady looked up. A glittering light shone

visible in the firelight. '

visible in the firelight.

that "

that --"

" What horrible things, Lucy ?"•.'.

" What horrible things, Lucy ?"

cried the lady. <' I know that I shall distress

cried the lady. " I know that I shall distress

you—'Or you, will laugh at me, and then

you—or you, will laugh at me, and then---"

sat looking straight before her into the 3re,

sat looking straight before her into the She,

band's hand, ' ,

band's hand,

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4:43PM, 24 November 2024 kiwikaz edited CRICKET.

T. Scholium, l.b.'w., b Dunshea ... 11

T. Schollum, l.b.w., b Dunshea ... 11

. TE KARAKA.—First Innings.

TE KARAKA.—First Innings.

Sefton, ,c Harwood, b Hansen ... 7

Sefton, c Harwood, b Hansen ... 7

K.isbett, c . Hansen, b Derecourt ... 7

Kisbett, c . Hansen, b Derecourt ... 7

Pickett, "jun., not out 0

Pickett, jun., not out 0

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MOTU HOE A .—Second Inn i ngs.

MOTUHORA .—Second Innings.

1). Langlands, c Hickey, b Dunshea 13

D. Langlands, c Hickey, b Dunshea 13

VV. Harwood, b Dunshea ... ... 1

W. Harwood, b Dunshea ... ... 1

B. Finlayson, b ROhinson ... ... 29

B. Finlayson, b Robinson ... ... 29

T. Scholium, e Edwards, b Dunshea 105

T. Schollum, e Edwards, b Dunshea 105

AI. Mackay, b Robinson 31

M. Mackay, b Robinson 31

It'. Hooper, h Dunshea 1

L. Hooper, b Dunshea 1

Dunshea '6 for 64, Sefton 1 for 52,

Dunshea 6 for 64, Sefton 1 for 52,

Hickey/e Mackay, b Finlayson ... 4

Hickey, c Mackay, b Finlayson ... 4

Robi.ilSon, c Hansen, b Finlayson ... 10

Robinson, c Hansen, b Finlayson ... 10

Dunhben, b Derecoint 14

Dunshea, b Derecourt 14

Hansen 1 for 25, Scholium 0 for 5.

Hansen 1 for 25, Schollum 0 for 5.

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4:42PM, 24 November 2024 Barbara N edited DEATHS.

tMui-oa January 19th. 1936, at

CANDY - On January 19th. 1936, at

LLJishburton, Douglas Saxby, dearly

Ashburton, Douglas Saxby, dearly

pW'lcv’cd infant son of Arthur Gordon

loved infant son of Arthur Gordon

t- ® Annie Elizabeth Candy, of

and Annie Elizabeth Candy, of

/Anama; aged l-des*.

Anama; aged 1 day.

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’JffiEtlN—On January 18th, 1936. at

DIFFIN—On January 18th, 1936. at

tarxstchurch, Emily Grace, widow

Christchurch, Emily Grace, widow

C the late Robert Diffin, of Riccar-

of the late Robert Diffin, of Riccar-

m her 40th year.

in her 40th year.

‘ DON—On January 18th, 1936, at the

DON—On January 18th, 1936, at the

greet, Belfast, Johanna, widow of

street, Belfast, Johanna, widow of

?ear lat ß I P° bert D ° n ’ in her 63rd

the late Robert Don; in her 63rd year. R.I.P.

GroTIN-pn January 18th, 1936, at

GRIFFIN - January 18th, 1936, at

, .TV. O , 1 !, 1111311 ’ 5 residence, Gresson’s

Mr H. Gillman's residence, Gresson’s

, wad, Coldstream, Rangiora, Maurice

road, Coldstream, Rangiora, Maurice

SP 1 ?’ second son of Richard

Henry, second son of Richard

ifeunce Griffin, Devonport lane,

Maurice Griffin, Devonport lane,

: LAURIE—On January 18th, 1936, at

LAURIE—On January 18th, 1936, at

Fendaltou. Sybil Mary, dearly

Fendalton. Sybil Mary, dearly

rJFJ®* beloved younger daugh-

Laurie, and beloved younger daugh-

' ■ , Mr and Mrs Selwyn East—-

ter of Mr and Mrs Selwyn East—-

r, ® her 30th year. (Suddenly.)

in her her 30th year. (Suddenly.)

■McCORMACK—On January 19th, at

McCORMACK—On January 19th, at

“® r residence, 74 Snencer

her residence, 74 Spencer

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A cricket match was flayed at Te

A cricket match was played at Te

Karaka. recently between teams repre-

Karaka recently between teams repre-

senting Motuhora and To Karaka. The

senting Motuhora and Te Karaka. The

say the To Karaka team spared no time

say the Te Karaka team spared no time

and expense in giving the visiting tenia

and expense in giving the visiting team

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a, good day’s outing. The Te Karaka

a good day’s outing. The Te Karaka

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CHAPTER XXX,

CHAPTER XXX

PREPARING THE GROUND.

PREPARING THE GROUND

countryman, halt agriculturist, half lawyer,

countryman, half agriculturist, half lawyer,

. My lady, standing in the shadow rather

My lady, standing in the shadow rather

"I have been to Chelmsford," Bhe said,

"I have been to Chelmsford," she said,

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"shopping; and "

"shopping; and -- "

in her-thin white fingers with an air of pretty

in her thin white fingers with an air of pretty

my lady, ■with the same air of embarrass-

my lady, with the same air of embarrass-

Robert here ?"

"Robert here ?"

•' No, he has gone away."

" No, he has gone away."

Court this afternoon.1 Alicia and I found

Court this afternoon. Alicia and I found

• " Business at Mount Stanning ! Why,

" Business at Mount Stanning ! Why,

that out-the-way place P He has gone

that out-the-way place ? He has gone

bestow, but whose brain had b.een somewhat

bestow, but whose brain had been somewhat

well-to-do observers, who have no qccasion to

well-to-do observers, who have no occasion to

nephew was jdle, he must necessarily be

nephew was idle, he must necessarily be

dering upon a sea of confusipji, and going

dering upon a sea of confusion, and going

down in a tempest o.f noisy bewilderment,

down in a tempest of noisy bewilderment,

forbidden even' to send out a life-boat to

forbidden even to send out a life-boat to

who. perish silently far away from the sacred

who perish silently far away from the sacred

of the r^ce-course-^the tumult and confusion

of the race-course--the tumult and confusion

of ,he struggle. The game of life is some-

of the struggle. The game of life is some-

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f rHE Funeral r pf r .thid Ipto Mys Sybil

The Funeral of the late Mrs Sybil

X IWqw T snrria mill tonm hAFlata

Mary Laurie will leave bar late

Mary Laurie will leave her late

residence; 125 * Glandovey xoad, Fen-

residence; 125 Glandovey road, Fen-

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'This Bay (M»hday)o January 20th, at

This Day (Monday), January 20th, at

3.30 pan, JOHN ERIND, 2816

3.30 pm, JOHN RHIND, 2816

fTHE Funeral of the late Johanna

THE Funeral of the late Johanna

A Don will leave the residence of her

Don will leave the residence of her

EHIND.

RHIND.

HHHE Funeral of the late Frederick X

THE Funeral of the late Frederick J

4 J. Whittington will leave his late

J. Whittington will leave his late

residence, 433Barhadoes street, St. Al-

residence, 433 Barbadoes street, St. Al-

*THE Funeral of the late Frank.-Wil-

THE Funeral of the late Frank Wil-

A liam Penfold will leave the resi-

liam Penfold will leave the resi-

Tuesday, January 21st, at'll sum, lor

Tuesday, January 21st, at 11 a.m. for

r PHE Funeral' of the late Emily Grace

THE Funeral of the late Emily Grace

A Diffin will leave 20 Latimer square

Diffin will leave 20 Latimer square

rPHE Friends of Mr Alphonsus Mc-

THE Friends of Mr Alphonsus Mc-

A Cormack are respectfully invited

Cormack are respectfully invited

to attend-the Funeral of his beloved

to attend the Funeral of his beloved

wife. Requiem' Mass at 9 am This

wife. Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. This

leaving church' at 3 pm.' for the

leaving church at 3 p.m. for the

Bromley. Cemetery. D. SHAW'-nnd

Bromley. Cemetery. D. SHAW and

WHE Funeral of the late Maurice

THE Funeral of the late Maurice

A Henry Griffin will leave the resi-

Henry Griffin will leave the resi-

day), at 2 pm, "lor the Anglican

day), at 2 p.m. for the Anglican

Cemetery, Woodend. GULUVER-

Cemetery, Woodend. GULLIVER-

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To be continued. '

To be continued.

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that you are mad! '■ If you please to say that

that you are mad! If you please to say that

Helen Talbovs, you may do so. If you choose

Helen Talboys, you may do so. If you choose

to go Wandering about to the places in which

to go wandering about to the places in which

conducted people, as apparently sane as yoiir-

conducted people, as apparently sane as your-

/.Robert Audley started and recoiled a few

Robert Audley started and recoiled a few

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me in a madhouse." ' '....'.

me in a madhouse."

her -way and menaced her with a certain peril;,

her way and menaced her with a certain peril;

a far greater danger ? " Are women merciful,

a far greater danger ? Are women merciful,

or loving, ,or kind in proportion •to their

or loving, or kind in proportion to their

beauty and their grace? Was there not -a

beauty and their grace? Was there not a

yile.

wife.

"I have shown her my cards," he.thought,

"I have shown her my cards," he thought,

to my lady'sfragile beauty arose before him.

to my lady's fragile beauty arose before him.

"What1 a coward I am to think of myself

"What a coward I am to think of myself

tary graveyard, walled in . and hiddeiraway

tary graveyard, walled in and hidden away

■" It was somewhere in this garden that she

" It was somewhere in this garden that she

where it was they met; I wonder where jf

where it was they met; I wonder where it

My lad}', with Tier little hand resting lightly

My lady, with her little hand resting lightly

Robert' leant, toyed with her pretty foot

Robert leant, toyed with her pretty foot

watch upon her enemy's lace. ■

watch upon her enemy's face.

run away and repent of your wickedness' in

run away and repent of your wickedness in

some foreign place, far 'from the generous

some foreign place, far from the generous

here and defy me." , ;

here and defy me."

' ..." I do," answered Lady Audley, lifting her

" I do," answered Lady Audley, lifting her

tim of his monomania." '

tim of his monomania."

Robert. "My friend George Taiboys

Robert. "My friend George Talboys

in some forgotten coiner of this place. I will

in some forgotten corner of this place. I will

have.such a search made ,as shall level that

have such a search made ,as shall level that

Lucy Audley utte ed a long, low,' wailing

Lucy Audley uttered a long, low, wailing

cry, and threw up her arras above her head

cry, and threw up her arms above her head

never " •

never "

action'which Robert had seen in the old half-

action which Robert had seen in the old half-

crimes out of pity to your wretchedness.- You

crimes out of pity to your wretchedness. You

have refused to accept my merc3'. I wished to

have refused to accept my mercy. I wished to

He welked away from the lonely well under

He walked away from the lonely well under

the shadow of the lime 3. ' My lady followed

the shadow of the limes. My lady followed

him slowly down that long, gloomy avemie,

him slowly down that long, gloomy avenue,

Aa he passed through the gate, Alicia came

As he passed through the gate, Alicia came

aiit of a little half-glass door that opened from

out of a little half-glass door that opened from

of the house, and met her cousin : upon ;the

of the house, and met her cousin upon the

threshold of the gateway. :

threshold of the gateway.

see you." - :

see you."

he thought, " can these two women be of ;the

he thought, " can these two women be of the

upon the path beside me ?" ,

upon the path beside me ?"

who stcod near the gateway, waiting for him

who stood near the gateway, waiting for him

-yet I should imagine from the length of your

yet I should imagine from the length of your

understand him." '.;.

understand him."

" What, Robert!" cried Alicia, ■" you surely

" What, Robert!" cried Alicia, " you surely

night, Alicia-. I will come or write to-mor-

night, Alicia. I will come or write to-mor-

row." ''■','

row."

He pressed- hi 3 cousin's hand, bowed .to'

He pressed his cousin's hand, bowed to

black shauows, of the archway, and but into

black shadows, of the archway, and out into

the quiet Jayenu'e beyond the Court. ' :

the quiet avenue beyond the Court.

My ladyahd Alicia stood watching him until

My lady and Alicia stood watching him until

he was out of sight. '!

he was out of sight.

with my cousin Robert?", 'exclaimed Miss

with my cousin Robert?", exclaimed Miss

Audley impatiently, 'as'the'barrister disap-

Audley impatiently, as the barrister disap-

peared. " What does'i he:mean; by these

peared. " What does he mean; by these

absurd goings'on? ; Sqm'e'd^agfeeable busi-

absurd goings on? ; Some disagreeable busi-

ness that disturbs1 himj indeed ! I suppose

ness that disturbs him indeed ! I suppose

upon him by'some evil starred attorney; and,

upon him by some evil starred attorney; and,

is-sinking into :astate of imbecility from'a dim.

is sinking into a state of imbecility from a dim

consciousness of his own incompetence." | :

consciousness of his own incompetence."

"Have you'evcr studied your cousin's cha-

"Have you ever studied your cousin's cha-

iracier, Alicia ?" asked my lady very seriously,'

racter, Alicia ?" asked my lady very seriously,

[ after a pause. . :-

after a pause.

~" Studied.his character! No, Lady Audley.

" Studied his character! No, Lady Audley.

Why should 'I. study "his character?" said

Why should I study "his character?" said

I Alicia." !"There'is,very little study required

Alicia. "There is very little study required

to convince, anybody that he'is a lazy, selfish'

to convince, anybody that he is a lazy, selfish

except his own'6ase and comfort." . ;

except his own ease and comfort."

" But have you' never thought him eccen-

" But have you never thought him eccen-

tric ?" . ~" ::;. ;

tric ?"

Bob is eccentric." ■ '

Bob is eccentric."

V I have never heard you speak of his father

"I have never heard you speak of his father

and niother, :> said my lady, thoughtfully.

and mother," said my lady, thoughtfully.

with my uncle., and lost a very handsome for-

with my uncle, and lost a very handsome for-

about her ?" .•••■■ ;

about her ?"

Alicia..

Alicia.

—what people call 'odd'?" .

—what people call 'odd'?"

" But you recollect your uncle, I suppose P"

" But you recollect your uncle, I suppose ?"

"MMy uncle Robert? " said, Alicia. " Qh,

"My uncle Robert? " said, Alicia. " Oh,

yes, I remember him very well indeed.", -.

yes, I remember him very well indeed."

" Was he' eccentric—l mean to say, pecu-

" Was he eccentric—l mean to say, pecu-

liar in.his habits, like your cousin ? "

liar in his habits, like your cousin ? "

"Yes, I believe Robertinherits all hisabsurdi-

"Yes, I believe Robert inherits all his absurdi-

tiesfrom hisfather. Myuncle expressed the same

ties from his father. My uncle expressed the same

in^fTere^e for his fellow-creature^ as my

indiffernce for his fellow-creature as my

." But he was eccentric ?"

" But he was eccentric ?"

1 little eccentric."

a little eccentric."

is more often.transmitted from father to son

is more often transmitted from father to son

than from Father,to daughter, and from mo-

than from father to daughter, and from mo-

Tour cousin Robert Audley is a very hand-

Your cousin Robert Audley is a very hand-

" Had!" cried Miss Audley, indignantly;

" Mad!" cried Miss Audley, indignantly;

may be as you say, merely eccentric ;, but

may be as you say, merely eccentric ; but

" Speak to papa! " exclaimed Alicia; " yoit

" Speak to papa! " exclaimed Alicia; " you

"No, Alicia; he will believe anything;that

"No, Alicia; he will believe anything that

smile. ■-...-. '

smile.

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that link shall be added. Helen ..Talboys

that link shall be added. Helen Talboys

from hi 3 humble shelter with the declared in-

from his humble shelter with the declared in-

>Vhat do people generally do when, they wish

What do people generally do when, they wish

to begin' a hew existence—to start: foi' a-

to begin a new existence—to start for a

second time in the race" of lift1, free from

second time in the race of life, free from

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the encumbrances that had ' fettered their

the encumbrances that had fettered their

first journey ? They change their navies,

first journey ? They change their names,

Lady Audley. Helen Talboys deserted Jilt

Lady Audley. Helen Talboys deserted her

infant son—she went away from Wilderrisea

infant son—she went away from Wildernsea

profitless duty in consideration of a horne1 in

profitless duty in consideration of a home in

I protect me from your insolence. What if this

protect me from your insolence. What if this

! Helen Talboys ran away from her home upon

Helen Talboys ran away from her home upon

" What evidence ?" . .

" What evidence ?"

lie thought. " : She knows now that she is lost

he thought. " She knows now that she is lost

"pas 3 sentence of death upon some poor, shiver-

"pass sentence of death upon some poor, shiver-

some minutes. ' They had been pacing up and

some minutes. They had been pacing up and

end of the lime-walk—the shrubbery in whioh

end of the lime-walk—the shrubbery in which

faint, ghostfy light mingled with the misty

faint, ghostly light mingled with the misty

shadows oi the declining day. My lady's face

shadows of the declining day. My lady's face

from the box left by you at Crescent' Villas.

from the box left by you at Crescent Villas.

'lam Lucy Graham, and I have nothing

'l am Lucy Graham, and I have nothing

whatever to do with Helen Talbo}^.' In

whatever to do with Helen Talboys.' In

declare your antecedents. Where ' had you

declare your antecedents. Where had you

been living prior to jour appearance at Cres-

been living prior to your appearance at Cres-

"Ye 9," cried my lady, "if I were placed in

"Yes," cried my lady, "if I were placed in

a criminal dock, I could, no doubt, bring f< r-

a criminal dock, I could, no doubt, bring for-

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wlio died at Ventnor if it was not Mrs

who died at Ventnor if it was not Mrs

" Ah, Lady Audle}'," said Robert, " that is

" Ah, Lady Audley" said Robert, " that is

chain of .evidence, which wants but a

chain of evidence, which wants but a

iNo, Lady Audley, I shall not fail, for I know

No, Lady Audley, I shall not fail, for I know

called Plowson, wiio has Eome share in the

called Plowson, who has some share in the

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trouble in making that discovery; unless "

trouble in making that discovery; unless-- "

I offer her, and lakes warning while there is

I offer her, and takes warning while there is

absurdity," she said. " You are hypocbon-

absurdity," she said. " You are hypochon-

driacal, Mr Audlej', and you must take cam-;

driacal, Mr Audley, and you must take cam-

.his wife's death. He grew eccentric and

his wife's death. He grew eccentric and

. tion for his grief? It is rather a romantic

tion for his grief? It is rather a romantic

| and j-ou build up some absurd theory of a

| and you build up some absurd theory of a

is still alhe?"

is still alive?"

•'The evidence of time and place. The

"The evidence of time and place. The

she left a letter behind her—a letter* in which

she left a letter behind her—a letter in which

she declared that- she was weary of her old

she declared that she was weary of her old

life, and that she wished to^seek a new home

life, and that she wished to seek a new home

in them." ;

in them."

dred?" ,

dred?"

" Why, in that case the coincidence b

" Why, in that case the coincidence is

"1 have not the least idea," she said;

"I have not the least idea," she said;

for dinner.'1

for dinner."

" No, Lady Audley,"_ answered: Robert,

" No, Lady Audley," answered: Robert,

with a. cold sternness that was so strange

with a cold sternness that was so strange

Lady Audley," pursued Robert, ."and the

Lady Audley," pursued Robert, "and the

time has come in .which I must speak very

time has come in which I must speak very

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICTS H)K

DESCRIPTION OF THE DISTRICTS FOR

THE HOUSK OF WEPRESKNI'ATIVUS

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

1. D.UN»DIif AHD SOBUHBS NORTH Comprises ftll

1. DUNEDIN AND SUBURBS NORTH Comprises all

4:01PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

S. Having a Leasehold Kstatc iv possession, situita

2. Having a Leasehold Estate in possession, situite

Trithin such district, of the clear annual value of tea

within such district, of the clear annual value of ten

bare not less than three yearn to rum. or of which liv

have not less than three yearn to run or of which he

has been in possession for thret ye»r» or upwardiaest

has been in possession for three years or upwards next

before 10th April; or

before 30th April; or

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S. Being a, Householder within itch Dl*triet, «a-

3. Being a, Householder within such District, «a-

-•apying a tenement and residing therein liz calendar

-•apying a tenement and residing therein six calendar

months previous to 80th April, if within tin limiti

months previous to 30th April, if within the limits

of Duutdin, of tht clear annual valne ef Are

of Dunedin, of the clear annual value of five

poundi.

pounds.

""The abore form, with- description of District*, in

The above form, with description of Districts, is

in the " Provincial Government Ga*ett»" of JaU

in the " Provincial Government Gazette" of date

18th Feb., 1803, and the said Gazette way b« pur-

18th Feb., 1863, and the said Gazette way be pur-

chased nt Mr A. 11. Livingston's, Bookseller, Duuedja,

chased at Mr A. R. Livingston's, Bookseller, Dunedin,

and may bo seen at the vaiouß Post and Poliae

and may be seen at the vairous Post and Police

Offices put of Dunedin ; ana also at the Ferry Houses

Offices out of Dunedin ; and also at the Ferry Houses

of tlie Province, j

of the Province.

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3:58PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

Pfom Mc James .Ansjis,intimating that

From Mr James Anstis, intimating that

he, had arranged fo carry.qqtthe contracts

he had arranged to carry our the contracts

taken by’ J. Gardner, whd has left the

taken by J. Gardner, who has left the

district for a few Weeks.—Received.

district for a few weeks.—Received.

' From Mr T. H. Prattnbtifying that he

From Mr T. H. Pratt notifying that he

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had paid hip on his' section, and asking

had paid up on his section, and asking

.thatthe deferred thirds demtfed theretrom

that the deferred thirds derived therefrom

be expended on-.- foei xo?d fronting Mr

be expended on the road fronting Mr

Tucker’s property. >v .,;.. v J u j

Tucker’s property.

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3:57PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

Board to fill upfople on .ppcJfons 6, Block

Board to fill up hole on sections 6, Block

VIII, Village’* as promised

VIII, Kumeroa Village, as promised

about two years a r go. ! —On foe motion of

about two years ago. —On foe motion of

Mr Fbuntrtine ) , se£6hded:‘by ii Mr Little, it;

Mr Fountaine, seconded by Mr Little, it

Was decided that the"clerk write to Mr

was decided that the clerk write to Mr

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Hutchins and inform him’that the over-

Hutchins and inform him that the over-

seer will attend; to, foes matter.

seer will attend to the matter.

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Audley, but is enough to prove that any per*

Audley, but is enough to prove that any per-

George Talboys'return from Australia. •Do. ■

George Talboys' return from Australia. Do

you follow me? " • • •■,

you follow me? "

Mrs Talboys?" ■ v

Mrs Talboys?"

ment in the Times to have been a false anl-

ment in the Times to have been a false an-

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nouncement, and a part of the conspiracy-

nouncement, and a part of the conspiracy

and Lieutenant Maldon against my poor'

and Lieutenant Maldon against my poor

friend," » . v ~ ~';.-.

friend,"

" A conspiracy !" ■ . .-, c: W^.

" A conspiracy !"

"Yes, a conspiracy concocted by an- artful

"Yes, a conspiracy concocted by an artful

not care what misery she might inflict unpn

not care what misery she might inflict upon

the honest heart of the man she betrayed';

the honest heart of the man she betrayed ;

permitted to remain long hidden. IF this

permitted to remain long hidden. If this

guilty of any blacker sin than the pubhcitjoa

guilty of any blacker sin than the publication

detestable and despicablo of her sex:-the most

detestable and despicable of her sex- the most

thrust of an infamous assassin." ■

thrust of an infamous assassin."

To b» continued^ ' ■ ' .-

To be continued.

1. Having a Freehold Kstatc in pofsesßion, situate

1. Having a Freehold Estate in possession, situate

within the district for which the vote is claimed, ot

within the district for which the vote is claimed, of

the clear value of LSO, above all charge aud incuic-

the clear value of L50, above all charge and incum-

brances. and of or to which he lias Ikkiu aeuicd or en-

brances. and of or to which he has been aeised or en-

titled eithqr at law or in equity for at lwist six calendar

titled either at law or in equity for at least six calendar

moutiiß belbre the 30th of April; or

mouths before the 30th of April; or

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3:55PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited KUMEROA BOARD.

KUMEROA BOARD.

KUMEROA ROAD BOARD.

The usual monthly meeting of foe

The usual monthly meeting of the

KumeroaEoad' ißoard/ivas held in foe

Kumeroa Road' Board was held in the

schoolhoose on Batqrdayidst. Pres? nt—

schoolhoose on Saturday last. Present—

Messrs Lyneb. (in the chair) Jjaker.

Messrs Lynch (in the chair) Baker,

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Burton, Fountfone, and Little.

Burton, Fountaine, and Little.

read jond. confirmed.

read and confirmed.

' ■ COERESPONXtE&CE.

CORRESPONDENCE.

i From: Property / ,Tax. VCo mmissioner.

From Property Tax Commissioner,

statipg; foat payment of rates due on

stating that payment of rates due on

scheme , of expenditure is formulated in

scheme of expenditure is formulated in

accordance with foe Caotyn and Native

accordance with the Crown and Native

Lands Eating

Lands Rating Acts Repeal Act 1888.

1 Deferred till next

Deferred till next meeting.

Prom Controlled and 11 Atf.fitor General

From Controlled and Auditor General

enclosing revised, ifbrm

enclosing revised form of balance-sheet.

,v-Eeceived..:., -foull -nil

—Received.

~, b'rom, ,Mr, J-, j requesting foe

From Mr J. Hutchings, requesting the

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be allowed to cut manuka off the Ctftnetttry

be allowed to cut manuka off the Cemetery

Reserve. it was agreed that he be allowed to

Reserve, it was agreed that he be allowed to

di) so upon pitying royalty at the rat* of Is

do so upon pitying royalty at the rate of 1s

further business, the meeting chea closed.

further business, the meeting then closed.

Decbasbd Wif* Sistbb. Bill.— ln an

Deceased Wife Sister Bill.— ln an

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able' letter to the N. Z. Times on the above

able letter to the N. Z. Times on the above

subject, his Lordship' Bishop Hadfield

subject, his Lordship Bishop Hadfield

wrijes ;.— « Jflstjfeajp the.Lejpißlatitfl.GouttJ

writes :— "Last year the Legislative Coun-

oil rejeoted a similar Bill by a majority of

cil rejected a similar Bill by a majority of

something very liko levity on an important

something very like levity on an important

subject. There is an on cHt that a member

subject. There is an on dit that a member

subject has had something to dp in effecting

subject has had something to do in effecting

this ohange of opinion. Hitherto the edu-

this change of opinion. Hitherto the edu-

issues. It . would be a matter for very

issues. It would be a matter for very

grave error whioh would tend to destroy

grave error which would tend to destroy

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lady, quickly. "At least," she added...

lady, quickly. "At least," she added.

more deliberate^', "I remember your telling.'

more deliberately, "I remember your telling

us something to that effectwhen you first told .-

us something to that effect when you first told

us your friend's story.". '.[..

us your friend's story."

Robert Audley did not notice this observa- ■

Robert Audley did not notice this observa-

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tion. .'■"'''. -'<:" ■:■'

tion.

mind was the thought of his wife," he re- r

mind was the thought of his wife," he re-

upon her the pittance which he had won by '•

upon her the pittance which he had won by

the force of his own strong arm in the gold-' :

the force of his own strong arm in the gold-

fields of Australia. I saw him within a few' •

fields of Australia. I saw him within a few

hours of his reaching England, and I was-a,;-'

hours of his reaching England, and I was-a

witness of the joyful pride with-which-he'V

witness of the joyful pride with which-he

looked forward to his reunion with his wite, I '■>

looked forward to his reunion with his wife. I

was also a witness of the blow which struck :;

was also a witness of the blow which struck

him to the very heart —which changed him ■

him to the very heart —which changed him

as unlike that former self as one human being;;:

as unlike that former self as one human being

that cruel change was the announcement of'

that cruel change was the announcement of

his wife's death in the Times newspaper. •■'j '>..

his wife's death in the Times newspaper. I

now believe that that announcement was,-a;;

now believe that that announcement was a

black and bitter lie." . ■ • , ';':■

black and bitter lie."

" Indeed !" said my lady; " and what rea->. -.

" Indeed !" said my lady; " and what rea-

son could any one have for announcing the 'x

son could any one have for announcing the

death of Mrs Talboys, if Mrs Talboys had <;,

death of Mrs Talboys, if Mrs Talboys had

been alive ?" ''■'..'..■"■ ~-.

been alive ?"

" The lady herself might have had a fea«.. :

" The lady herself might have had a rea-

son," Robert answered, quietly. '.'..■"■

son," Robert answered, quietly.

" What reason ? " . '

" What reason ? "

"How if she had taken advantage, of.v

"How if she had taken advantage, of

How if she had married again, and wished to;

How if she had married again, and wished to

false announcement ?" . '' ~• ['.'■_•*

false announcement ?"

Lady Audley shrugged her shoulders. ' '':]-

Lady Audley shrugged her shoulders.

---"Your suppositions are rather ridicuiousV>;

"Your suppositions are rather ridicuious,

Mr Audley," she said; "it is to be hopeJV.

Mr Audley," she said; "it is to be hoped

that you have some reasonable grounds for*

that you have some reasonable grounds for

them." , ■ ; '•■'"■;■■ ;; ^

them."

"I have examined a file of-each of• thaiv'

"I have examined a file of each of the

newspapers published in Chelmsford-andCol*

newspapers published in Chelmsford and Col-

Chester," continued Robert, without replying!

Chester," continued Robert, without replying

2nd, 1859, a brief paragraph amongst name?

2nd, 1859, a brief paragraph amongst nume-

rous miscellaneous scraps of information co-.

rous miscellaneous scraps of information co-

a Mr George Talboys, an English gentleman1,

a Mr George Talboys, an English gentleman,

had arrived at Sydney from the gold-fields^

had arrived at Sydney from the gold-fields,

carrying with him nuggets and gold-dust to;

carrying with him nuggets and gold-dust to

that he had realised his property and sailed for •

that he had realised his property and sailed for

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{dinted treeß and trampletl down the graves,

planted trees and trampled down the graves,

— tho Ray. J. Duncan and Mr T. U Cook

— the Rev. J. Duncan and Mr T. U Cook

ascertain the extent of damage flon*", and

ascertain the extent of damage done, and

report at a meeting to be heH on W«.dn<w-

report at a meeting to be held on Wednes-

d»y, July 21, at 2 p.m." It wan further

day, July 21, at 2 p.m." It was further

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propound, and agreed to, '* Thut tho Seoro-

proposed, and agreed to, " That tho Secre-

tary be authorised to got « notice board put-

tary be authorised to get a notice board put

up at tho C-iruetery, in'itn itirj({ that Mil

up at tho Cemetery, in imating that all

cattle, largo Of small, found tivspasAin? on

cattle, large or small, found trespassing on

Cemetery ! eHervo will bo impounded, or

Cemetery Reserve will be impounded, or

tho owners theroof prosecuted." Applion-

the owners therof prosecuted." Applica-

tion having been made by Mr Birehlej to

tion having been made by Mr Birchley to

bo allowed to cut manuka "ff the Ctftnetttry

be allowed to cut manuka off the Ctftnetttry

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graph iv our Feildine oon temporary on

graph in our Feilding contemporary on

after August Ist, equivalent to 10 per cent

after August 1st, equivalent to 10 per cent

that the employes at this end of tbe lino

that the employes at this end of the line

Cemetery Tbubt. — A meeting of tbe

Cemetery Trust. — A meeting of the

the Athenapum. Present— Rev. J. Duncan

the Athenaeum. Present— Rev. J. Duncan

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(Chairman), Messrs Uobinson, Cook, and

(Chairman), Messrs Robinson, Cook, and

the damage recently done by strajing oattle

the damage recently done by straying cattle

to the Cemetery, as reported in thi« jeurnal

to the Cemetery, as reported in this journal

Mr Cook, seconded by Mr RobinHon, and

Mr Cook, seconded by Mr Robinson, and

carried, " That it having oome to the know-

carried, " That it having come to the know-

ledge of the truitow that o»ttl» belonging

ledge of the trustees that cattle belonging

to iV'r Purcell had broken into the Ceme-

to Mr Purcell had broken into the Ceme-

tery, and dorm coußiderabln damago to

tery, and done considerable damage to

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3:44PM, 24 November 2024 Alicia edited LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

me. I. tell you again I must speak to you."

me. I tell you again I must speak to you."

and the intricate tracery of the leafles3 branches

and the intricate tracery of the leafless branches

'this uncertain light.

this uncertain light.

•' Why do you hring me to this horrible

"Why do you bring me to this horrible

know how nervouj I am."

know how nervous I am."

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"Yes, dreadfully nervous. lam worth a

"Yes, dreadfully nervous. l am worth a

sending ma camphor, atid sal .volatile, and red

sending me camphor, and sal volatile, and red

" Do you remember what Macbeth tells, his .

" Do you remember what Macbeth tells, his

physician, my lady ?'' asked Robert, gravely. .'•■

physician, my lady ?'' asked Robert, gravely.

clever than the Scottish leech, but I doubt if ■

clever than the Scottish leech, but I doubt if

even he can minister to the ' mind that is

even he can minister to the mind that is

"Who Haid that my mind was diseased?"

"Who said that my mind was diseased?"

scribe arc only bo much physic that might

scribe are only so much physic that might

as well be- thrown to the dogs. Let me :

as well be thrown to the dogs. Let me

be the physician to strike to. the root.

be the physician to strike to the root.

knows that I wish to be merciful—that I ;

knows that I wish to be merciful—that I

to spare you in doing justice to others—brit:'

to spare you in doing justice to others—but

laugh. v.

laugh.

" Because for you this house is haunted." ■

" Because for you this house is haunted."

"Haunted?" '."•■',

"Haunted?"

loud beating oi her heart as she walked by his

loud beating of her heart as she walked by his

side, shivering now and then, and with her '

side, shivering now and then, and with her

"What do you mean?'1 she cried suddenly,

"What do you mean?' she cried suddenly,

you torment me about this George Talboys, ;

you torment me about this George Talboys,

you going mad, Mr Audley, and do you select '.

you going mad, Mr Audley, and do you select

me as the vicim of your monomania? What' •

me as the vicim of your monomania? What

" He was a stranger tojyou, my lady, wai

" He was a stranger to you, my lady, was

asked Robert. : .

asked Robert.

lam sorry for him. If he lives, I have no'

l am sorry for him. If he lives, I have no

wish either to sea him or to hear of him. Let •/

wish either to sea him or to hear of him. Let

me go in to see my husband, if you please,.

me go in to see my husband, if you please,

cold." . '■■-.*:■

cold."

' " I wish to detain you until you have heard

" I wish to detain you until you have heard

what I have to say, Lady. Audley," answered

what I have to say, Lady Audley," answered

longer than is necessary; and when you have ;

longer than is necessary; and when you have

r action." ■ '

raction."

carelessly. " I promise you to attend very :

carelessly. " I promise you to attend very

patiently." ; •

patiently."

to England," Robert began gravely, " the;;,

to England," Robert began gravely, " the

tnought which was uppermost.in his mind was ; ■

thought which was uppermost.in his mind was

the thought of his wife." ; '[-■■'■'■

the thought of his wife."

"Whom he had deserted," said my;,

"Whom he had deserted," said my

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j Larceny. — A man named Frederick

Larceny. — A man named Frederick

F'eireau was yesterday Arrested on a charge

Perreau was yesterday arrested on a charge

December last, a pocket-book containing o

December last, a pocket-book containing 5

sovereign!), some silver, a white muslin

sovereigns, some silver, a white muslin

ueoktie, a lock of hair in a bit oi paper, and

necktie, a lock of hair in a bit of paper, and

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n piece of paper with John Sullivan's ad-

a piece of paper with John Sullivan's ad-

dress written thereon. The information wan

dress written thereon. The information was

laid at the instance of Katharine Smith,

laid at the instance of Katherine Smith,

wife of John A. Smith, farmer, of Mouioa.

wife of John A. Smith, farmer, of Moutoa.

The accused was brought before Mr Thyune,

The accused was brought before Mr Thynne,

Rhduction.— With reference to the para-

Reduction.— With reference to the para-

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The Maori Tom.. — Constant complaint*

The Maori Toll. — Constant complaints

»re being limde against the tolls charged by

are being made against the tolls charged by

the Maoris ar their gate, on the Beach R«id.

the Maoris at their gate, on the Beach Road.

■Mil, there is nothing to be done but " grin

Still, there is nothing to be done but " grin

oxpedition will be used by tho County

expedition will be used by the County

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roud. so ihat thia vexations tollgate may be

road, so that this vexatious tollgate may be

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Davica, of Wirokino, has written to the

Davies, of Wirokino, has written to the

County Chairman, informing, him that he

County Chairman, informing him that he

<love by its servants to property owned by

done by its servants to property owned by

is <m tne line of the Foxton-Otaki road.

is on the line of the Foxton-Otaki road.

>i.id without any authority or permission

and without any authority or permission

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''rora the owners (Messrs Davies & Co. i

from the owners (Messrs Davies & Co.)

the claim that has beeu made. The block

the claim that has been made. The block

Moutoa Cuouch.— The Rev. J. M'Wil-

Moutoa Church.— The Rev. J. M'Wil-

:iam,of Otaki, paid his ußual quarterly visit

liam,of Otaki, paid his usual quarterly visit

» Moutoa on Sunday last. Service wa-

to Moutoa on Sunday last. Service was

hold iv the morning for Europeans, and in

held in the morning for Europeans, and in

rhe afternoon for the natives.

the afternoon for the natives.

The Kditoh. and the Bailiff. — We have

The Editor and the Bailiff. — We have

■nude against the. Foxton bailiff, and find

made against the Foxton bailiff, and find

vlut during the period beginning June 28 «dcJ

that during the period beginning June 28 and

jiidiug July 9, no civil summonses wore

ending July 9, no civil summonses were

.ervod in the Foxton d'atrict. Of course all

served in the Foxton district. Of course all

summo-ises for criminal charges are served

summonses for criminal charges are served

>y the police. We have no doubt our

by the police. We have no doubt our

Palmerston contemporary will read thi>

Palmerston contemporary will read this

j*ragrapb with great, pleasure, and of

paragraph with great pleasure, and of

!<>i]r<e publish it iv justice to a man h« hru

course publish it in justice to a man he has

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■IS1 TUB Xi IM X WALK

IN THE LIME WALK

■ My lady looked very pretty in a delicate

My lady looked very pretty in a delicate

Miss Atidley gave her head a scorful toss

Miss Audley gave her head a scorful toss

expression of serio-comic perplexity. " Shn's

expression of serio-comic perplexity. " She's

considered this question. His mind w.andered

considered this question. His mind wandered

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" I have been—in Yorkshire," he said ; v at

" I have been—in Yorkshire," he said ; "at

" I must a?k you to spare me half an-hour,

" I must ask you to spare me half an-hour,

voice. '• I came down to Essex on purpose to

voice. "I came down to Essex on purpose to

" What about ?" asked my lady. i

" What about ?" asked my lady.

osit}' of a puzzled child, rather than the seri-

osity of a puzzled child, rather than the seri-

beat, 1 suppose, once in a quarter of a century;

beat, I suppose, once in a quarter of a century;

communicated with the stables. lam sorry

communicated with the stables. l am sorry

went to se^k consolation from her dog Caesar

went to seek consolation from her dog Caesar

" Will you come into the lime-walk Lady j

" Will you come into the lime-walk Lady

warden. " I wish to talk to you without fear

rarden. " I wish to talk to you without fear

Audley co ld see that she was trembling,

Audley could see that she was trembling,

escape him. . ,

escape him.

said. ■

said.

7fhere was a painful piteousness in her tone.

There was a painful piteousness in her tone.

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Peufobmance at Otaki.— The Foxton

Performance at Otaki.— The Foxton

Chriatys have resolved to give a performance

Christys have resolved to give a performance

at Otaki on Friday evening next. B* th

at Otaki on Friday evening next. By th

iiiud permission of the Re.v. J. M'Wiiliam,

kind permission of the Rev. J. M'Wiiliam,

the entertainment will bo held in tbe

the entertainment will be held in the

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C -liege, which is the only building fit foi

College, which is the only building fit for

the purpose at Otaki. A* Urge ami varied

the purpose at Otaki. A large and varied

programme has been arranged tor the occa ■

programme has been arranged for the occa

sum, including the famous " German Band,"

sion, including the famous " German Band,"

here soma few weeks ago. Two of tho

here some few weeks ago. Two of the

giamrao. Altogether, we have no doubt

gramme. Altogether, we have no doubt

tho Christys will acquit themselves favor-

the Christys will acquit themselves favor-

tihly on tas occasion, and that their effort?

ably on the occasion, and that their efforts

house. The programme will be is&ued on

house. The programme will be issued on

Moutoa Pchoolj. —Mr W. R. Howe,

Moutoa School. —Mr W. R. Howe,

Chairman of Mouioa School, requests v* to

Chairman of Moutoa School, requests us to

dtate that the school is now closed, cm ac-

state that the school is now closed, on ac-

triut, and that it will remuiu closed until

trist, and that it will remain closed until

r.he rouds are improred.

the roads are improved.

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The Reason Why. — Probably the r«ason

The Reason Why. — Probably the reason

why so little interest wns taken in the

why so little interest was taken in the

LwCfil Board election on Saturday, was

Local Board election on Saturday, was

their rates, could propose or second v candi-

their rates, could propose or second a candi-

date. It ia hardly uecepsary to sate that

date. It is hardly necessary to state that

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irurket, very few persons were willing to

market, very few persons were willing to

puiehase the honor of proposing a cundi-

purchase the honor of proposing a candi-

late at the expense of advancing their rate*

date at the expense of advancing their rates

toiler than absolutely necessary. Up to

sooner than absolutely necessary. Up to

t «»id their rates was i, including a female

paid their rates was 21, including a female

a flwKymau, an invalid, a Legislative'

a clergyman, an invalid, a Legislative

■i jovial Boniface who is an ex-Commissioner,

a jovial Boniface who is an ex-Commissioner,

rwo Government officials, and several others.

two Government officials, and several others.

Considering how many of '; tho 21" were un-

Considering how many of "the 21" were un-

ablo to take part in an election through

able to take part in an election through

being absentees, or from other cauneH,

being absentees, or from other causes,

Uiera is little wonder no interest wua 1 aken

there is little wonder no interest was taken

iv the proceediugp. Perhaps before another

in the proceedings. Perhaps before another

will be inoreased, and the Local Board

will be increased, and the Local Board

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Otaki Chhistyb.— Through a mistake we

Otaki Christys.— Through a mistake we

irtst , but we hear the performance passed

inst , but we hear the performance passed

tended^ < ."-•

tended.

Officiaiing /Minister— By a Gazette

Officialing Minister— By a Gazette

dated Wellington, July 6, it i» notified that

dated Wellington, July 5, it is notified that

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the Rev. Jas. Henry Lute, of the Primitive

the Rev. Jas. Henry Luke, of the Primitive

"The Marrjage Aot; 1854,"

"The Marriage Act; 1854."

for a. Commissioner of the Foxton Local

for a Commissioner of the Foxton Local

,;ftoardV«« to have been heli at the Court

Board was to have been held at the Court

the Returning Officer (Mr Thj'nne) and

the Returning Officer (Mr Thynne) and

Constable M'.lnulty. After wailing 1 a few j

Constable M'Anulty. After waiting a few

the Returning Officer •' left," after declar-

the Returning Officer "left," after declar-

ing no election had taken place. It will {

ing no election had taken place. It will

now be- necessary for the Governor to ap- I

now be necessary for the Governor to ap-

would suggest that the Local Board sho uld

would suggest that the Local Board should

the vaoanoy than for a recommendation to

the vacancy than for a recommendation to

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Votbes' Lists. — Several persons have

Voters' Lists. — Several persons have

applied (o us for information regarding

applied to us for information regarding

explanation, wo m:y state that the numex

explanation, we may state that the numes

ever to do with County .Council elections.

ever to do with County Council elections.

property situated in the Biding of Awahou

property situated in the Riding of Awahou

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Ohau Inn.— ln onr advertising colamns

Ohau Inn.— ln onr advertising columns

will be found an advertisement, offering'

will be found an advertisement, offering

'with the house) is. worth a good deal, as

with the house) is worth a good deal, as

the Couu*y iCpuocil beatow r a very fair

the County Council bestow a very fair

although a wayside inn, does a srood busi-

although a wayside inn, does a good busi-

during the next fow years, as tho construct-

during the next few years, as the construct-

ion of tho iuland road ie puihed on. Full

ion of the inland road ie pushed on. Full

Bros., of Otaki, or of Mr Roach on tho

Bros., of Otaki, or of Mr Roach on the

Salb. — Wo undorstaud thai ainoa Messrs

Sale. — We understand thai since Messrs

Thynne, Lintou & Co.'a safo, when the

Thynne, Linton & Co.'s sale, when the

property w<i» passed in, Mr 8. M. Baker

property was passed in, Mr S. M. Baker

has sold the house on the Moutoi Ro>ul

has sold the house on the Moutoa Road

r cently occupied by him to Mr V. H.

r cently occupied by him to Mr W. H.

Simoox, of Otaki, the price being £150.

Simcox, of Otaki, the price being £150.

Insolvency. — We undavaUnd Mrs Burr,

Insolvency. — We understand Mrs Burr,

milHnor, of Foxton, file! a declaration of

milliner, of Foxton, filed a declaration of

insolvency on Saiurdity List.

insolvency on Saturday last.

Correction. — By* a typographical error

Correction. — By a typographical error

the word <l purest " was inwerteil in Mr

the word "purest " was inserted in Mr

Easton'B advertisement, in last issue, instead

Easton's advertisement, in last issue, instead

of "jtrimest." The mistake, which of

of "primest." The mistake, which of

course waH quite inadVertent, has been oor-

course was quite inadvertent, has been oor-

lectedinthiflUaue. -

rected in this issue.

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(united press association.)

(United Press Association.)

At the Resident 'Vta^istrate's Court

At the Resident Magistrate's Court

to-day a young maa nara^d Arthur

to-day a young man named Arthur

mm's wife, was committed for trial on

man's wife, was committed for trial on

a^h^rjje of .stealing certain wearing

a charge of stealing certain wearing

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apparel "belonging to the aggrieved hus*

apparel belonging to the aggrieved hus-

Opdnaee, This Day.

Opunake, This Day.

Auckland, I his Day.

Auckland, This Day.

Mary Brookes has bten arrested for

Mary Brookes has been arrested for

steilin £ the flowers from graves m the

stealing the flowers from graves in the

cemetery. The police stat > that she was

cemetery. The police state that she was

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Beturn tickets from/ all .stations to

Return tickets from all stations to

date. 'v

date.

. District Manager.

District Manager.

/Contributions towards eiear-

Contributions towards Clear-

VV ing, Fencing, Plotting, and

ing, Fencing, Plotting, and

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otherwise improving the ; Cemetery

otherwise improving the Cemetery

will be received at the Stab Office.

will be received at the Star Office.

Names of contributors published each

iSSUe. ;-.■■ '■'■■:■■ -; •••. • >-;■'■■■■'■ '■' ' •'• ;

issue.

JOHNpjWMANr y

JOHN NEWMAN,

pit«>i» ii ai. r & a L jfi r^

PRODUCE DEALER

Cas h Purchaser, of H ides, . Tallow,

Cash Purchaser of Hides, Tallow,

V ' Fungus, and. oj h.er Produce. '■■

Fungus, and other Produce.

|Canterbiury J iS?eeW potatoes (early and

Canterbury Seed potatoes (early and

I. ■-■•.':.. ... /> iate^tefcale; "■■• : - : :

late) for sale.

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plaint. More than seventy-fire per cent,

plaint. More than seventy-five per cent,

Costtveneßs, Palpitation of the Heart,

Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart,

Heart-burn, Waterbrash, gnawing* and

Heart-burn, Waterbrash, gnawing and

Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and dis.

Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and dis-

i— — M — — — — i^ — i— i

— —

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I£?O( C to I* I ™^ on Rural Land

£200 to Invest on Rural Land

d*£KJJ for sto 10 years, at 9

for 5 to 10 years, at 9

percent.

per cent.

• ■' ' TO LET.

TO LET.

'I HAT Large and Commodious Pri-

THAT Large and Commodious Pri-

I vate Boarding House on the

vate Boarding House on the

17 Booms, Plunge and Shower Bath,

17 Rooms, Plunge and Shower Bath,

present time. To oe let in Working

present time. To be let in Working

Apply, to

Apply to

;. . JANUARY 22,1884.

JANUARY 22,1884.

ON January; 22nd an Extra Train

ON January 22nd an Extra Train

a.m., Fordell 6,85, Turakino 7.15,

a.m., Fordell 6.35, Turakino 7.15,

9.45, arriving: in Foxton at 11.5 a.m.,

9.45, arriving in Foxton at 11.5 a.m.,

and leaving on return jourey at 5.80

and leaving on return jourey at 5.30

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further is done 'm reference to the

further is done in reference to the

pf this road- linev If the settlers fence

of this road line. If the settlers fence

line would^ be completely blocked for

line would be completely blocked for

traffic. ' '■-—---■• ■:*'*#.:-,;■■-'■ -.:•■■;

traffic.

"NO. 3 WJIBD.

NO. 3 WARD.

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. I have had some slight repairs done

I have had some slight repairs done

to Cemetery Eoad, at Foxton. This

to Cemetery Road, at Foxton. This

portion^! vote from County Council,

portion of vote from County Council.

iros. 4,"5, 6, and 7) waeds

NOS. 4, 5, 6, AND 7, WARDS

There has been no work done m

There has been no work done in

these wards- duringithe month. The

these wards during the month. The

m thorough repair before winter sets m.

in thorough repair before winter sets in.

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LAURIE, George« Regional - On

LAURIE, George Regional - On

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LAURIE, George« Regional ~ On

LAURIE, George« Regional - On

3:10PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD.

I have called tenders for for-mation

I have called tenders for formation

pf Whale line of road, Carnarvon.

of Whale line of road, Carnarvon.

County Council Jo be spent on Whale

County Council to be spent on Whale

Jine only. .

line only.

,The contractors for River Bank

The contractors for River Bank

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Eoad has nearly completed his con-

Road has nearly completed his con-

On the second 7 eon tract of River

On the second contract of River

Bant Eoad, the contractor is pushing

Bank Road, the contractor is pushing

on 'w; tli his work. , The slopes of three^

on with his work. The slopes of three

saod cuttings require to be scrubbed/

sand cuttings require to be scrubbed,

pr the said, slopes will blow m holes ;

or the said slopes will blow in holes ;

find also/ the; road itself is likely to be

and also the road itself is likely to be

jbjown m holes a,t these particular

blown in holes at these particular

spots. The small cost, now will pro-

spots. The small cost now will pro-

bably ,save 'the Board twice or three

bably save the Board twice or three

times jhe B,mpunt m a. few months'

times the amount in a few months'

time. .-...- .

time.

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3:10PM, 24 November 2024 Barbara N edited Deaths

LAURIE, G*ory« RtginaM ~ On

LAURIE, George« Regional ~ On

3:07PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD.

metal Jin g .Pagan's line of road at

metalling Fagan's line of road at

SanpW. This work is to be carried

Sandon. This work is to be carried

put by yote from County Council.

out by vote from County Council.

There" is a great need of a few cul-

There is a great need of a few cul-

verts on Speedy 's }me of road to open

verts on Speedy's line of road to open

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poinmuhipation from iFagan's line to

communication from Fagan's line to

•main road to Foxton, a.nd Penny's line.

main road to Foxton, and Penny's line.

■•': ifo. 2 ward..

NO. 2 WARD.

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3:06PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD.

Coutraptor for bush foiling and clear-

Contractor for bush foiling and clear-

ing on Fracklington's line have com-

ing on Frecklington's line have com-

nianner, This line is tow open right

manner. This line is now open right

through to Fvecklingtou's land. This

through to Frecklington's land. This

road line is very vet, and will be a

road line is very wet, and will be a

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difficij^. road to drain through their

difficult road to drain through their

being no runniug creeks to carry the

being no running creeks to carry the

I hayc ]iad a man on m this Ward

I have had a man on in this Ward

doirg repairs to the formed and metalled

doing repairs to the formed and metalled

Toad lines. Tenders are called for

road lines. Tenders are called for

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3:04PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD.

engineer's report.

Engineer's Report.

Tlie soA'eral contra dors throughout

The several contractors throughout

<liv I lijjjliways District tire pushing on

the Highways District are pushing on

tlioh 1 work to completion.

their work to completion.

; .-. 'no. 1: ward.

NO. 1 WARD.

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lino ul ! r'oad : is finished*,' and the con-

line of road is finished, and the con-

tractor 4 has made a. very good job of

tractor has made a very good job of

satiu: Througt. the metal being carted

same. Through the metal being carted

• over the formed and metalled road,

over the formed and metalled road,

Oh this I propose to employ a man at

On this I propose to employ a man at

o:i«o to, do .the necessary repairs. '.

once to do the necessary repairs.

Clearing Scrub on Cemetery; Road. —

Clearing Scrub on Cemetery Road. —

This vvork.is being pushed on with, and

This work is being pushed on with, and

The formation on Cemetery "Road at

The formation on Cemetery Road at

Sanson is not yet finished satis factority,

Sanson is not yet finished satisfactorily,

tho contractor noi having kept a true

the contractor not having kept a true

ljui. , , .

him.

&on is not yet finished.

son is not yet finished.

at Sanson are pushing op with their

at Sanson are pushing on with their

work m a satisfactory manner. 1 hava

work in a satisfactory manner. I have

let them tho balance of the work of

let them the balance of the work of

to your : instructions • at, last meeting,

to your instructions at last meeting,

price for ; same being £s>).

price for same being £50.

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2:19PM, 24 November 2024 Luke Tipoki edited The Wairarapa Daily. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1885. THE PRESERVATION OF THE NATIVE RACE.

they are running, and tliey could then

they are running, and they could then

2:15PM, 24 November 2024 Tim Kendall edited THE FARM

DAMAGE TO D'IRY HERD

DAMAGE TO DAIRY HERD

S. Keam and Sons, farmers, y. the

S. Keam and Sons, farmers, v. the

Farmers' Milking Machine Company,

Farmers' Milking Machine Company

Ltd.. of Auckland. The case was

Ltd., of Auckland. The case was

for £145.- The_ machine was repre-

for £145. The machine was repre-

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jury sustained by 44 cows; £l3£ 5s for

jury sustained by 44 cows; £l34 5s for

butter-fat; £lB 13s for the Toss of

butter-fat; £l8 13s for the Toss of

the cows had suffered damage by re? pon

the cows had suffered damage by reason

contended that plaintiffs had » >t fol-

contended that plaintiffs had not fol-

lowed out the directions as to the <'se of

lowed out the directions as to the use of

the machine, and that the he'd was

the machine, and that the herd was

suffering from contagious mam nltis.

suffering from contagious mammitis.

After an elaborate review ,f Ihe evi-

After an elaborate review of the evi-

proved that tne milking machine in

proved that the milking machine in

question was defective in mnuf r.ture

question was defective in manufacture

ed the machine properly; that ♦iie cows

ed the machine properly; that the cows

up to the time that they were bilked by

up to the time that they were milked by

means of the machine* were a nrcHhy

means of the machine were a healthy

herd ,and that none of them Lad

herd ,and that none of them had

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1:23PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 and marked it as complete

w' 1 ' •<■ ' ".'

—

LOST; between Post Office 'and"

LOST, between Post Office and

KIiYS.-Fj.qder please leave i&l this

KEYS.-Finder please leave at this

Q&C.Q.

office.

1:23PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

PALMERSTQN CRICKET CLUB

PALMERSTON CRICKET CLUB

A meeting of the Committee of v the

A meeting of the Committee of the

above "Club will be held at the Royal

above Club will be held at the Royal

next, a.t half past seven. ' '

next, at half-past seven.

Business — Making arrangements] for

Business — Making arrangements for

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T? 0 B SALE

FOR SALE

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—

land (corner section) •; good situation ;

land (corner section) ; good situation ;

i S;OOM2MAN.

S. COLEMAN.

LOST, or -stolen, from Shensfone

LOST, or stolen, from Shenstone

wian' tail, four years old. t— The finder

wian tail, four years old. — The finder

hri'iginn b,im to the. Royal Hotels Pai-

bringing him to the Royal Hotel, Pal-

merston. f , ( '

merston.

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1:21PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

of dealing wiih the Rabbit ' Nuisance. '

of dealing with the Rabbit Nuisance.

JAMES LI-NTON, •»

JAMES LINTON,

T>ALMERSTQN CRICKET CLUB

PALMERSTQN CRICKET CLUB

1:20PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

three stops. Cswarini, maker.^— Apply

three stops. Caesarini, maker.— Apply

Yyabb'it nuisance.

Rabbit nuisance.

.. A Public Meeting will be held m the

A Public Meeting will be held in the

Town If all on SATURDAY, the, 19th

Town Hall on SATURDAY, the 19th

the district." " '

the district.

1:19PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

'TTARMONIUM ■' Fdfi. SALE

HARMONIUM FOR SALE

three! stops.., Cswarini, maker.^— Apply

three stops. Cswarini, maker.^— Apply

1:19PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Persons furnished .with their accounts are

Persons furnished with their accounts are

respectfully requested to pay upon, applica-

respectfully requested to pay upon applica-

tion. ,

tion.

: JOHN B. JJUNGAN, .

JOHN B. DUNGAN,

>* " „• Proprietor.

Proprietor.

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< j [AdvebtisembntJ .'. . „ ..

[Advertisement.J

Mr. Grenwood, dentist, may.be conaultod

Mr. Grenwood, dentist, may be consulted

at Prosser's H,>tel, Marfcon, on Tuesday, 15th

at Prosser's Hotel, Marton, on Tuesday, 15th

instant ; at' D.ilziel's' Hotel) Bulli; on 16th ; '

instant ; at Dalziel's Hotel, Bulls; on 16th ;

at Eoe's Hotel, Feilding, on 17th ; and at

at Roe's Hotel, Feilding, on 17th ; and at

-Mrs. Wakefield's"Boarainig i a6uß&, Palmers-

Mrs. Wakefield's Boarding house, Palmers-

TItT ANTED, TWO SAWYERS.—

WANTED, TWO SAWYERS.—

r<y Apply office of this pa per. .. .

Apply office of this paper.

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1:17PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

THEi MANAWATIdf r >J.M#s'

THEi MANAWATU TIMES AND

FEILDINa CHRONIOLE.

FEILDING CHRONICLE.

Special Notices ; h :

Special Notice.

;' k ■'■ i. : i!i VT 7' '.-Jil '."■■ r : ■■.<-, it.. j,

—

Mlt. FRED. MOWLEMIicu leen op,

MR. FRED. MOWLEM has been ap

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.pointed ' Collector to the TIMBS, and. it

pointed Collector to the TIMES, and is

authorised to' receive 1 , arid g'i l ofrreceiptVfor

authorised to receive, and give receipts for,

alimonies due. . .

all monies due.

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1:15PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Memoranda. and marked it as complete

vM»Ookton:inll ;oloeei:o£> >Monday

Monckton will close on Monday at 10

,%nfeM;^PT?^R- offipe^i iobiunhiojio3

a.m. at the STAR office.

m,3m i »^pusned^u^luv < meefan« re^

The adjourned public meeting re fire

prevention will, be midiin Jhe Eocasters!

prevention will be held in the Foresters

Hall^ii^nfe^^^eirat ftjgifcr^ 5 j

Hall on Wednesday next at 8 p.m.

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- TebdeW fe'r^erectiag a^noof building

Tenders for erecting a school building

at Birmingbam n»ill J 'bl<Me ott TneeiJay w ai

at Birmingbam will close on Tuesday at

1« ».m. atlfa« offlc«x)f Mt^fidnitiiid Good- X

10 a.m. at the office of Mr Edmund Goodbehere.

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1:13PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Memoranda.

A HoticfKjßvittg .x^pult of tihe poH ,

A notice giving the result of the poll

taken abJEtvotea, re v looa| option appears

taken at Kiwitea re local option appears to-day.

pe^y. W, Ar» 8 R B ?i | »l~* n nounoement in toi

Mr Donkin, of the Ready Money Drapery, has a special announcement in to-

Say. 'MftrfeMovelli/sO. | J : ~\

day. More novelties.

ouXondera fort erecting » log-idrate f sr i)r

Tenders for erecting a log-crate for Dr

1:12PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited Memoranda.

Tra^n arrangements -^Ifo.-Tiinlaw

Train arrangements for the Turakina

races will appear in* o"ur« next ttsuq. ; .

races will appear in our next issue.

A n^ advert}Benjen^'fr6m the Bon

A new advertisement from the Bon

March^ will appeer'in tout liext issue. *

Marche will appear in our next issue.

fetodew are lnvitedlbj^ine^f^hbhester

Tenders are invited by the Manchester

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Boat) for: forming a portipn of the

Road Board for forming a portion of the

Cemetery road. X A d tk ,xj i

Cemetery road.

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1:09PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited PAHIATUA. and marked it as complete

Mr A. W. Sedcolo intends to lease his

Mr A. W. Sedcote intends to lease his

district, ha» lost; a large pumber, as well

district, has lost a large number, as well

as Mr Puckle and Mr Wh.tcombe. Mr F.

as Mr Puckle and Mr Whitcombe. Mr F.

School'Committee will bo field toruiorrqw

School Committee will be field tomorrow

Tlie County Council meeting will be

The County Council meeting will be

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held on Monday at 11 a.m., aLo the Town

held on Monday at 11 a.m., also the Town

Board ifi tjje evening.

Board in the evening.

There is a riimor that tfie Bank of New

There is a rumor that the Bank of New

South Wales intends opening hero in a

South Wales intends opening here in a

Thp regains of the la te W. P. Jeffery

The regains of the late W. P. Jeffery

were interred in out cemetery on Xyodneij-

were interred in our cemetery on Wednes-

day lq,st, the Rev. Mr Perry officiating a£

day last, the Rev. Mr Perry officiating at

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1:07PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited PAHIATUA.

match on with Mr Best for £3O aside to

match on with Mr Best for £30 aside to

kjr Puckle not being satisfied with the

Mr Puckle not being satisfied with the

Mr Vila has leased the thoroughbred

Mr Vile has leased the thoroughbred

and wjll stand at Mr Vile’s stables as

and will stand at Mr Vile’s stables as

well as travel between V/oodvil!e and

well as travel between Woodvil!e and

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stands IC£ hands high. Mr Vile is to bo

stands 16 1/2 hands high. Mr Vile is to be

jig Mr G. Muxtead has applied to transfer

Mr G. Maxtead has applied to transfer

This land is fronting the Tofitea Hoad,

This land is fronting the Toritea Road,

intends going to live there at

Souness intends going to live there at

fineo,

once.

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1:05PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited ENGINEER'S REPORT. and marked it as complete

foundation on Waitui and Taipo Hue of

foundation on Waitui and Taipo line of

Mr M'Donald h*s asked that another 8o

Mr M'Donald has asked that another 80

and Tuipo Road lines, also, that the 80

and Taipo Road lines, also, that the 80

chains that lie has put up be paid for, or

chains that he has put up be paid for, or

Avenue Road] at Poxton to 'H. Wilson.

Avenue Road at Foxton to H. Wilson.

1:03PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited ENGINEER'S REPORT.

ing the other h ilf chain of road line stand

ing the other half chain of road line stand

in<*. For this I have called tenders, as it

ing. For this I have called tenders, as it

formed road and the utanding bush.

formed road and the standing bush.

I arranged wtth Mr Hickford to scrub

I arranged with Mr Hickford to scrub

staking out the work, no les-? than 4 horses

staking out the work, no less than 4 horses

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their knees; in fact it w.is dangerous to

their knees; in fact it was dangerous to

£ inspected Helena's Uoad line and sub-

I inspected Helem's Road line and sub-

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1:02PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited ENGINEER'S REPORT.

No. 1 "Ward.

No. 1 Ward.

1 of road, formation and metalling Lee's line

of road, formation and metalling Lee's line

The contract for formation aud metalling

The contract for formation and metalling

state, is finished |I intend to inspect this

state, is finished I intend to inspect this

on well with tho formation.

on well with the formation.

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Fagan's lino. — I cannot report so favor-

Fagan's line. — I cannot report so favor-

Bailey's line of roa i is finished, but be*

Bailey's line of road is finished, but be-

fore the oheque for this and Wilson's line

fore the cheque for this and Wilson's line

pushing on with the bush felling. Freok-

pushing on with the bush felling. Freck-

On Spoedy's line the bush felling is

On Speedy's line the bush felling is

started his work. Ou the date I visited

started his work. On the date I visited

procee"dbd with. I have prepared plans and

proceeded with. I have prepared plans and

Oa my visiting Hfckford's road line I

Oa my visiting Hickford's road line I

and a half chain on private property, loav

and a half chain on private property, leav

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12:58PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited INFORMATION WANTED. and marked it as complete

water 20 feet wi !e flowing across my pro-

water 20 feet wide flowing across my pro-

pe tv ; h'so that quit- two chains sqnar- of"

pe ty ; also that quit two chains square of

the Cemetery is under wa'er. Is all the

the Cemetery is under water. Is all the

loan expended ?or Ts there a line "drawn

loan expended ? or is there a line drawn

across certain local itief where work sha^

across certain localities where work shall

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.he done na/l .where. work ir to bfi. left .m its

be done and where work is to be left in its

H. J. HA.TNS. ' '

H. J. HAYNS.

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12:56PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited INFORMATION WANTED.

served m your report of the proceedings of

served in your report of the proceedings of

been siven to the Engineer to graite the

been given to the Engineer to grade the

side ditch leading to the Cemetery biit^np/

side ditch leading to the Cemetery but up

to the present lime this work has riot ;bejen

to the present time this work has not been

carried oat ; and now if the worthy Majfor .

carried out ; and now if the worthy Mayor

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o" a member of the Public Works Corn-

or a member of the Public Works Com-

mitt -■ will take a walk up as far as mv.en-

mittee will take a walk up as far as my en-

■water 20 feet wi !e flowing across my pro-

water 20 feet wi !e flowing across my pro-

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12:54PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited INFORMATION WANTED.

placed pieces of board >n pome of the ruts

placed pieces of board in some of the ruts

down. 2n*. That some months ago I ob-

down. 2nd. That some months ago I ob-

12:54PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited INFORMATION WANTED.

r )fid from the ■ aihv.iy crossinw-at Tirrace'

road from the railway crossing at Terrace

ICnd to the newly efradcl road has been a;

End to the newly graded road has been a

the ruts are cut down to tho clay formatib*, I

the ruts are cut down to the clay formation,

and being; churned with the metal. Only

and being churned with the metal. Only

12:51PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited INFORMATION WANTED.

TO T.TI3 EDTTOIt.

TO THE EDITOR.

Put, — Oan yoi inform me if the i^tore^t

SIR, — Can you inform me if the interest

nf our worthy Mayor ha* ceased at Ten ace

of our worthy Mayor has ceased at Terrace

End, or if fliire be f^uch a boriy'in'th'

End, or if there be such a body in the

Rorou»h Council as Iho Public "WVvk Com-

Borough Council as the Public Work Com-

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mittee. Tho reasons of my asking are

mittee. The reasons of my asking are

(he'se : l- s t That -for. ■'he la*<t ■month'- the

these :—1st. That for the last month the

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12:48PM, 24 November 2024 Carriacou Gypsy edited OBITUARY

Laugman, aged 62 years, has passed

Langman, aged 62 years, has passed

Southern Waikatq and the King

Southern Waikato and the King

at her daughter's residence,Te liana,

at her daughter's residence, Te Hana,

the Kfiipara Flats cemetery, was at-

the Kaipara Flats cemetery, was at-

dren :—Mrs' J. H. Littiu (Te Hana),

dren :—Mrs J. H. Littin (Te Hana),

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Langinan (at present in Egypt), and

Langman (at present in Egypt), and

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12:48PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited CORONER'S INQUEST. and marked it as complete

bad. I remained with her until she died.

bad. I remained with her until she died. I made a post-mortem examination on

resulting trom phosphorus poisoning. It is

resulting from phosphorus poisoning. It is

not advisable to give castor oil m such casts.

not advisable to give castor oil in such cases.

turned the following verdict : — ft That the

turned the following verdict : — " That the

and that no blame attaches to any on*."

and that no blame attaches to any one."

12:46PM, 24 November 2024 Chris edited CORONER'S INQUEST.

wowls>tdep>rtftretHaf 1 ehbuld be' senfc

word at departure that I should be sent

for again should deoeased; get worse, I was

for again should deceased get worse. I was

called again at h«lf-pasii three »n Thursday 1

called again at half-past three on Thursday

jnorning/aiia then • f ound - ; th.« • child /very

morning, and then found the child very

b»<i. I remained with her until she died.

bad. I remained with her until she died.

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