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12:28PM, 12 September 2024 NMRobinson edited DEATH. and marked it as complete

STAPLLS.~On WodiiP'Sil.-iy. Itiih May

STAPLES.-On Wednesday, 19th May

at Mrs Cunningham's rcsidonn*

at Mrs Cunningham's residence,

C.aiabridge Street. Susannah Stap-

Cambridge Street. Susannah Stap-

12:25PM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1874

ago for £6OO. Three acres in Majoribanks-

ago for £600. Three acres in Majoribanks-

12:24PM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited COOK'S GARDENS. and marked it as complete

io TnE^iJiToi-j,

TO THE EDITOR.

fiPi— l was looking at tlia propofei

Sir, — l was looking at the proposed

cricket ground in Cook's Gai'dors this

cricket ground in Cook's Gardens this

morning, and as bnsh fanning is being _-

morning, and as bush farming is being

brought before the public very promin- ~

brought before the public very promin-

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entyatthe p- «ient time, |I sva3 struck

ently at the present time, I was struck

with the decided advantages of tho town

with the decided advantages of the town

of Waugauui accruing if a good oval w.<s

of Wauganui accruing if a good oval was

formed, as it could to, and grassed' wiih'

formed, as it could be, and grassed with

English Bseds.' For a 'ploasiiro and

English seeds. For a pleasure and

recreat'pn grounds for all Vnds It

recreation grounds for all kinds of

athletic srortg 1 havo never seru or

athletic sports I have never seen or

other town, In fact, I m.iy bay it would

other town. In fact, I may say it would

bo the making of the town. Not only

be the making of the town. Not only

an absolute necessity for our yout,h ; an<3j

an absolute necessity for our youth ; and

lam vntonishod our member, having so

l am astonished our member, having so

recently returned' from Emjlnn'd nnd'

recently returned from England and

slsewhere, ho has not endeavoured to

elsewhere, he has not endeavoured to

further uny plans for its consummation.

further any plans for its consummation.

Jiut perhapj U 9 and othor candidates 'fw

But perhaps he and other candidates for

Larhargsrilnry honours ara asleep and

Parlamentary honours are asleep and

recjuue waging.— l am, &c , ■

require waking.— l am, &c ,

m . t „ , hvm Vabmbb.

Bush Farmer. Wanganui, June 17th

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12:22PM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1874

Sutherland. *$It was decided to recom-

Sutherland. It was decided to recom-

section forming part of the Town Beit,

section forming part of the Town Belt,

Hunter's farm wa3 considered an especially

Hunter's farm was considered an especially

Wgible site for the manure depot, in con-

eligible site for the manure depot, in con-

seqaencfeof its slope and drainage towards

sequence of its slope and drainage towards

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landtin this city, we may mention that an

land in this city, we may mention that an

ago for .£6OO. Three acres in Majoribanks-

ago for £6OO. Three acres in Majoribanks-

r street%were also sold by Mr Duncan for

street were also sold by Mr Duncan for

' JCIOSO, which not long. ago were only valued

£1050, which not long ago were only valued

valuable properties ori*s?riday.

valuable properties on Friday.

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12:12PM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited Evening Post. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1874.

No 6TSH can have read the volumioons

No one can have read the voluminous

which Snrgepn-Saperictendents occupy on

which Surgeon-Superintendents occupy on

on board & ship on whom the comferfc and

on board a ship on whom the comfort and

4ad yet the surgeons are chosen almoat^at

and yet the surgeons are chosen almost at

thority on board*, ,Io the case .of certain,

thority on board. In the case of certain

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vessels "detained for some -time' is the

vessels detained for some time in the

: Chinae% one or twd; dnatiges bad to be

Channel one or two changes had to be

made - before s rcasonally sober doctor

made before a reasonally sober doctor

"cpuld_be procured, and in others the result

could be procured, and in others the result

pfTfiavingj », dranken one Thas-rT has- r .been .made

of having a drunken one has been made

paibfdlly evident darin«r'tße voyage and

painfully evident during the voyage and

-at, ite termination,' / IK seems that the sur>

at its termination. It seems that the sur>

Very little care seems to.be taken to ascer-

Very little care seems to be taken to ascer-

taio their professional sit ill or private

tain their professional skill or private

/dnafacter^and .the authority of the captain

character, and the authority of the captain

is'trtiafedrto for the purpose of keeping

is trusted to for the purpose of keeping

the- doctor in order, during., tho voyage.

the doctor in order, during tho voyage.

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12:11PM, 12 September 2024 Kath edited Female Immigrants to Auckland.

Emigration to Nett Zealand.—The first de-

Emigration to New Zealand.—The first de-

by which Jhey are to be conTeyed to their deitination.

by which they are to be conveyed to their destination.

tion to Graresetid, where the ship was lying. Many

tion to Gravesend, where the ship was lying. Many

seemed in good spiiits at their future prospects. The

seemed in good spirits at their future prospects. The

ihip is bound for Auckland, and is of between 600 and

ship is bound for Auckland, and is of between 600 and

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ranged to p»y j£ls a-head for the passage money, and

ranged to pay £15 a-head for the passage money, and

by the Captain hai been submitted to the committee,

by the Captain has been submitted to the committee,

called luxuries, is comigned to the care of the surgeon,

called luxuries, is consigned to the care of the surgeon,

to be used at h« may think proper. The accommoda-

to be used as he may think proper. The accommoda-

tion consists of « large cabin and two smaller onei on

tion consists of a large cabin and two smaller ones on

ing with the deck. There ara an upper and lower row

ing with the deck. There are an upper and lower row

things were distributed to each person; also certifi»

things were distributed to each person; also certifi

cntes, stating that they were sent by the socieiy, and

cates, stating that they were sent by the society, and

himself to find lituations for them, varying from i? 10

himself to find situations for them, varying from £10

words to them. They staled that Mr. Sydney Herbert

words to them. They stated that Mr. Sydney Herbert

their friends. As an incentive for industry, ih^y had

their friends. As an incentive for industry, they had

be paid 6d. for C7ery shirt they made. Out of 400 or

be paid 6d. for every shirt they made. Out of 400 or

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12:07PM, 12 September 2024 NMRobinson edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

On the sth December, afc Thurston Cottage, Blen-

On the 5th December, at Thurston Cottage, Blen-

12:06PM, 12 September 2024 NMRobinson marked MARRIED. as complete

12:06PM, 12 September 2024 NMRobinson edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

On the 26th October, at Picton, Mrs. J. W. Or.

On the 26th October, at Picton, Mrs. J. W. G.

On the 4th November, at Cambria'Btreet, the

On the 4th November, at Cambria-street, the

the wife of Mr. G. Palmer, of a Bon.

the wife of Mr. G. Palmer, of a son.

On the 25th November, at her residence, Beach*

On the 25th November, at her residence, Beach-

yUle, Haven-road, Mrs. J. Robertson, of a- son.

ville, Haven-road, Mrs. J. Robertson, of a son.

12:04PM, 12 September 2024 NMRobinson marked MARRIED. as complete

12:01PM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited Evening Post. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1874,

r :The/efforts dfbfijr Afeclifld&Stisation Society

The efforts of our Acclimatisation Society

nave been very^ successful in respect of

have been very successful in respect of

English . song Jbirds,.- Australian magpies,

English song birds, Australian magpies,

*afidpalrfdrhian quait .The^famiHa^ song. =

and Californian quail. The familiar song-

sters of home*" are "now"*" becoming' quite

sters of home are now becoming quite

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plentiful in ,this t neighbourhood, and so are

plentiful in this neighbourhood, and so are

the magpie's, Vmost useful insectiverous

the magpies, a most useful insectiverous

various parts Of the province the Califoiv

various parts of the province the Califor-

niatt 'quail are doing likewiaev Some mis-

nian quail are doing likewise. Some mis-

chievous boya have recently been detected

chievous boys have recently been detected

prosecuted." • " ,

prosecuted.

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11:58AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited DEATHS. and marked it as complete

•fFALLACF*—At his residence, Latimer Square,

WALLACE—At his residence, Latimer Square,

1 on the 2ml inst., T. T. Wallace; aged 77

on the 2nd inst., T. T. Wallace; aged 77

years. No flower.-*.

years. No flower.

liam Gnu?, y .inter, dearly- beloved hus-

liam Craig, painter, dearly beloved hus-

Bcveu yours.

seven years.

11:54AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited Evening Post. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1874,

! We*' regret to have to record a very sad

We regret to have to record a very sad

Fostery of M*rinef<r-srtreet. He was riding

Foster of Manners-street. He was riding

'alongthe Ngfthauranga road, accompanied

along the Ngahauranga road, accompanied

Mby-a-ladyj when" at oneof the sharp turn-

by a lady when at one of the sharp turn-

<mgr he-met' D* Taylor' duving into town

ings he-met Dr Taylor driving into town

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ata-'quicicpttcev One of the shafts of Dr

at a quick pace. One of the shafts of Dr

TayloV*' trap' came into collision with Mr

Taylor's trap came into collision with Mr

Foster** right legbeldw the knee, fracturing

Foster's right leg below the knee, fracturing

the boric, dud indeed almost severing the

the bone, and indeed almost severing the

limb. Fortunately Dr Taylor was at band,

limb. Fortunately Dr Taylor was at hand,

or We Mr Foster would probably have

or else Mr Foster would probably have

'bled to- death] : / As'ifc was, 5 the.unfortunate

bled to death. As it was, the unfortunate

gentleman' was conveyed to bits residence

gentleman was conveyed to his residence

in iowuj -and Bw 1 Grace and France f we're

in town and Drs Grace and France were

! quickly in aftendan^wheii it was found

quickly in attendance when it was found

-necessary to {amputate the limb. The

necessary to amputate the limb. The

operalidtt wa*sat onde performed.

operation was at once performed.

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11:53AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

M-Echisqn—September 9th, at the resi-

Murchison—September 9th, at the resi-

Salt's GuUy, Lyttelton, Mrs J. Murchi-

Salt's Gully, Lyttelton, Mrs J. Murchi-

Bedc_l-fe—On September 10th, 1883, at

Redcliffe—On September 10th, 1883, at

Papanui road, the wite of D. Bodcliffo of

Papanui road, the wife of D. Redcliffe of

a son. -v

a son.

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Theelkeld—On September 10th, at Ingle-

Threlkeld—On September 10th, at Ingle-

Tosswru,—On September llth, nt the

Tosswill,—On September 11th, at the

Parsonajre, Waikari, the wife of tho Bey.

Parsonage, Waikari, the wife of the Rev.

A. B. D. Tosswill of a daughter.

A. R. D. Tosswill of a daughter.

Piebbmont—On September 12th, at Loin

Pieremont—On September 12th, at Lein-

Habpeb—At the Schoolhouse, Swannanoa,

Harper—At the Schoolhouse, Swannanoa,

tlie wife of Mr James D. Harper, of a

the wife of Mr James D. Harper, of a

- daughter.

daughter.

Babnett. —September llth, at her reai-

Barnett. —September 14th, at her resi-

Eolleston —September 17th, at Invercar-

Rolleston —September 17th, at Invercar-

gill, the wife of Arthur H. V. Eolleston

gill, the wife of Arthur H. V. Rolleston

Bbucb—On September 18th, at Fendalton,

Bruce—On September 18th, at Fendalton,

Whitaj— :b —September 19th, at Gloucester

Whitaker—September 19th, at Gloucester

Peachb—On September 20th,1533,at Bore-

Peache—On September 20th, 1883, at Bare-

field, Upper Biccarton, the wife of

field, Upper Riccarton, the wife of

of Bay, Lyttelton, of a son j both well.

of Bay, Lyttelton, of a son; both well.

wood, the wife of H. B. Schmidt, of a

wood, the wife of H. R. Schmidt, of a

Douglas—On September 25th, at No. 8

Douglas—On September 25th, at No. 3

Jaggae—- On September 25th, at The

Jaggar—On September 25th, at The

Merivale, the wife of T.F. Baldwin of a

Merivale, the wife of T. F. Baldwin of a

Eon.

Son.

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11:53AM, 12 September 2024 4hennypenny edited LATEST TELEGRAMS.

( From our own Correspondent ) fffi

( From our own Correspondent )

11:52AM, 12 September 2024 4hennypenny edited LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Further intelligence to hand from S<wa-

Further intelligence to hand from Soua-

knn shows that<the recent destruction of

kin shows that the recent destruction of

their with tr«ops despatched

their with troops despatched

11:51AM, 12 September 2024 4hennypenny edited LATEST TELEGRAMS.

between Beach and Trickett when^the

between Beach and Trickett, when the

former! was; .victorious. %hd time, was

former was victorious. The time was

Cairo,, December 9tb.

CAIRO, December 9th.

Dispatches to hand from Siouakim dated

Dispatches to hand from Souakim dated

.the T ~-s^ate-that-an--atttaok-

the 5th instant, that an attack

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rebel hillmen upon the Egyptian

the rebel hillmen upon the Egyptian

who had been' despatched as rein-

troops who had been despatched as rein-

►' forcements for the garrison at Souakim.

forcements for the garrison at Souakim.

outside the 1 town) and resulted in the des-

outside the town and resulted in the des-

troops. f •'■••' —•

troops.

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11:50AM, 12 September 2024 Vix edited MARRIAGE.

Biadlet— Kidd. —On July 4, at Otahuhu, by

Bradley— Kidd. —On July 4, at Otahuhu, by

11:50AM, 12 September 2024 Vix edited MARRIAGE.

Biadlet— Kidv. —On July 4, at Otabnba, *y

Biadlet— Kidd. —On July 4, at Otahuhu, by

the "ev. John Macky, Franklin Bradley,

the Rev. John Macky, Franklin Bradley,

11:49AM, 12 September 2024 4hennypenny edited LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, December lOth.^j,

Auckland, December lOth.

Daniel Fumergan, a third-class

Daniel Fumergan, a third-class immi-

grant, per Triumph, whg^iid^b^tt l^

grant, per Triumph, who had been at

Hobson'i Hotel with .-^MenKieVrbf the

Hobson's Hotel with Dr Menzies, of the

Triumph, who has been staying there, Has

Triumph, who has been staying there, has

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the doctor'i bedroom his gold watch and

the doctor's bedroom his gold watch and

chain, ptdants, and purse, of the total

chain, pendants, and purse, of the total

jj value of £91. Dr Menziea, after an-

value of £91. Dr Menzies, after an-

Fumergam. . ' ■ ,* , i _

Fumergam.

Hlwijti, December lOkhT

HAWERA, December lOth.

. /,' JameS) Harvey, a buahfaller, was. killed

James Harvey, a bushfaller, was. killed

at Letham on Friday by .a ;tree falling

at Letham on Friday by a tree falling

The work of extricating him waa difficult,

The work of extricating him was difficult,

when ne 'died.

when he died.

the Secretary, of State for the Colonies^by

the Secretary of State for the Colonies by

Sydney, December 10|h..

Sydney, December 10th.

A scullmg 'match .tqok'plaoe-oh Saturday

A sculling match took place on Saturday

between.Beacli'and Tnckeft,'. when^the

between Beach and Trickett when^the

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11:47AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited SITE OF NEW HOSPITAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING POST.

; because there was a heavy mortgage on it.

because there was a heavy mortgage on it.

11:47AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited SITE OF NEW HOSPITAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING POST.

' , The Reason Why. — A 'man said

The Reason Why. — A 'man said

; because there was a heavy mortgage

; because there was a heavy mortgage on it.

11:43AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited The Evening Post. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1874.

¦ i /.As th&t&^*rti c»eer;of indecent

As there are several cases of indecent

sssanitr on the calendar for the Sd^eme

assault on the calendar for the Supreme

Court sittings^ on>, Monday! next, it is not

Court sittings on Monday next, it is not

improbable that the new act passed las*

improbable that the new act passed last

session, making" Better provision for the

session, making better provision for the

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1 rptfiJigfiWttt of this SSihbe, maybe broughp

punishment of this offence, may be brought

now power toudfdetHbafc any offender shall.

now power to order that any offender shall

be once, twice, or thrice flegged. The

be once, twice, or thrice flogged. The

numbenof !a»hes v to bet given, must be speci-

number of lashes to be given must be speci-

fied, and must aot exceed fifty, nor must

fied, and must not exceed fifty, nor must

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11:37AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

Craig. —At Angus street, Sydenham, on the

CRAIG. —At Angus street, Sydenham, on the

son,

son.

Bowen.— June 6th, the wife of Bev. Croasdaile

BOWEN.— June 5th, the wife of Rev. Croasdaile

Bowen, Bicearton Parsonage, of a daughter.

Bowen, Riccarton Parsonage, of a daughter.

11:36AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

C^ G -T M .A B!fo __? toeet » Sydenham, on the

CRAIG.—At Angus street, Sydenham, on the

son. ■ , ■

son.

Bov—asr.«-Jm» 5__ t the wife c_ Rev- Croas___l_i

BOWEN.—June 5th, the wife of Rev Croasdaile

Bowen,—-cazieaPto_osa_e, of a daughter, i

Bowen, Riccarton Parsonage, of a daughter.

11:36AM, 12 September 2024 Ian B edited WANGANUI SUPREME COURT.

IBf TILEQRAPH.I

[BY TELEGRAPH.]

[UNITIDPKIBB ASSOCIATION. |

[UNITED-PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

• WANOANur, This Dat.

WANGANUI, This Day.

The Supreme Conrt opened here this"

The Supreme Conrt opened here this

morning.' 'There were throe criminal cases

morning. There were three criminal cases

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True Bills aeainst Buahet, charged with

True Bills aeainst Bushet, charged with

criminal assault, and Dr. K. H. Marshall,

criminal assault, and Dr. E. H. Marshall,

Riekelben, indicted for arson.

Rickelben, indicted for arson.

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11:34AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited BIRTH.

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11:31AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 and marked it as complete

AmuMitniita.

Amusements.

Picture* That Promote Pleasure.

Pictures That Promote Pleasure.

TO-NIGHT.' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.

MONDAY—HIE DAVIS GUP PICTURES

MONDAY—THE DAVIS CUP PICTURES

Prices: D.C. and Stalls Is., Pit 6d.,

Prices: D.C. and Stalls 1s., Pit 6d.,

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GOOD SHOW OS ANIMALS AND

GOOD SHOW OF ANIMALS AND

see their fuunv antics. 1

see their funny antics.

Never Seen. in \ anganni before.

Never Seen in Wanganni before.

Quoits, Boats,' Hot Water—Free, ■

Quoits, Swing Boats, Hot Water—Free.

Admission; Adults Gd., Children under

Admission: Adults 6d., Children under

JOHN JAMES BOYD, Jnnr.,

JOHN JAMES BOYD, Junr.,

Manager. '

Manager.

Oelirered to any part of the town or

Delivered to any part of the town or

AT LOWEST.POSSIBLE PRICE.

AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

S. 0. SHOW,

S. O. SNOW,

FOUND! POUND!

FOUND! FOUND!

Ho. 166

No. 166

RATES. , ■ '

RATES.

Stocks of OATS. CHAFF, BRAN, Etc.,

Stocks of OATS, CHAFF, BRAN, Etc.,

at ruling rates.'

at ruling rates.

Co., ltd,

Co., Ltd.

AGENCY CO.) 1 ,

AGENCY CO.),

Shipping, Forwarding; and Commission ■

Shipping, Forwarding; and Commission

Haii' Tonic. State shade required. 3s. Bd.

Hair Tonic. State shade required. 3s. 8d.

bottle, post free. Miss Clough, Ladies*

bottle, post free. Miss Clough, Ladies'

HARINE ENGINES,

MARINE ENGINES,

i Have The following good,

I HAVE THE FOLLOWING GOOD,

CHEAP, SECONDHAND MARINE

CHEAP, SECOND HAND MARINE

ASTER.

3½-h.p. ASTER.

T-h.p. TRUSCOTT.

7-h.p. TRUSCOTT.

10-12-h.p. Two Cyllndor TALBOT,

10-12-h.p. Two Cylinder TALBOT,

ss-h.p. four-Cyllnder ROCHET-

25-h.p. Four-Cyllnder ROCHET-

-BCHNEIOER with DOUBLE

SCHNEIDER with DOUBLE

lONITION, fould make a launch

lGNITION, would make a launch

•kata.

skate.

Also Lodge CoKs, Aeauntulaters, and

Also Ledge Cells, Accumulators, and

Plugs i the new Edison 8.5.C.0.

Plugs; the new Edison B.S.C.O.

Shafting, Piping up to I Inohao,

Shafting, Piping up to 8 Inches,

ato.

etc.

Theso goods are imported from the lea-L

These goods are imported from the lead-

ing French .and English Milliners, end

ing French and English Milliners, and

1. H EVERETT,

E. H EVERETT,

SAMPLE ROOMS, TO Keith Street

SAMPLE ROOMS, 70 Keith Street

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11:30AM, 12 September 2024 M Adams edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The, Prince of Wales has recovered,

The Prince of Wales has recovered

sufficiently from liis recent accident, to

sufficiently from his recent accident to

The American athletes, Weholtz. and'

The American athletes, Scholtz and

Hahn, won the 220yds, 440vds and one.

Hahn, won the 220yds, 440yds and one

11:29AM, 12 September 2024 Ian B edited SPORTING.

Muirand Kelly -, .~ ... 1

Muir and Kelly ... 1

Leokner and Buahet >. ... 2

Leckner and Bushet . ... 2

11:29AM, 12 September 2024 M Adams edited THE Hauraki Plains Gazette With which is incorporated THE OHINEMURI GAZETTE. Motto : Public Service. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926. LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

two passengers,.

two passengers.

Later in the meeting it was statgd

Later in the meeting it was stated

more acute beca.use she ate a whole

more acute because she ate a whole

Christmap in the North Sea, and win-

Christmas in the North Sea, and win-

range df miscellaneous pictures, em-

range of miscellaneous pictures, em-

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The substantial fine of £l5, with 7s

The substantial fine of £15, with 7s

costs, was imposed on Mr’s E. Ruther-

costs, was imposed on Mrs E. Ruther-

ford, owner of a piece of.land at

ford, owner of a piece of land at

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11:28AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited The Evening Post. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.

"ville" to such nnmistakeably English

"ville" to such unmistakeably English

be altered, and that we may not ace any

be altered, and that we may not see any

more Johnsonvillea, Huntervilles, Brown-

more Johnsonvilles, Huntervilles, Brown-

11:27AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited The Evening Post. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.

Mataura Railway • — Accepted — M'Mena-

Mataura Railway :— Accepted — McMena-

min and Co, Thvercargill, £19,588. .De-

min and Co, Invercargill, £19,588. De-

£23,187 ; J. Brogden and Sons, Welling*

£23,187 ; J. Brogden and Sons, Welling-

£26,648; Matheson Brothers, Dnnedin,

£26,648; Matheson Brothers, Dunedin,

£27,703 j W. P. Pearce. Dnnedin, £27,922 j

£27,703 ; W. P. Pearce. Dunedin, £27,922 ;

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,T. M. Hardy Johnston, Wellington,

T. M. Hardy Johnston, Wellington,

£28,60? j David Proudfoofc, Dnnedin,

£28,607 ; David Proudfoot, Dunedin,

£29,423 j A, Hunt, lokomairiro, £29,734 }

£29,423 ; A. Hunt, Tokomairiro, £29,734 ;

Charles Abbott, Dttnedmj £31,307 J A. F.

Charles Abbott, Dunedin £31,367 ; A. F.

Dawson, Invercargill, £34,000,

Dawson, Invercargill, £34,000.

refusing dnty on board the barque Ash-

refusing duty on board the barque Ash-

bnrton, was committed for 4 weeks, with

burton, was committed for 4 weeks, with

Hard labor, and Christian Messcr, for

Hard labor, and Christian Messer, for

one week, also with bard labor, James

one week, also with hard labor, James

Roberts, brought up oa remand, charged

Roberts, brought up on remand, charged

with stealing two rails, value one Shilling,

with stealing two rails, value one shilling,

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11:15AM, 12 September 2024 Ian B edited Wanganui Herald. [Published Daily.]

our offico regarding the names of the man

our office regarding the names of the man

Wellington, aud seuteuced to a months'

Wellington, and sentenced to a months'

telegraphic news gave the m.ui'a name as

telegraphic news gave the man's name as

Florence Busliett. We understand that thbse

Florence Bushett. We understand that those

the parties iv question have not yet beon

the parties in question have not yet beon

11:13AM, 12 September 2024 Kiwileprechaun edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

, administratrix of U* Estate of

administratrix of the Estate of

the late Alexander of

the late Alexander Sutherland, of

Tinkers, Butcher, Mr

Tinkers, Butcher, hereby appoint Mr

Wm, Laicllaw, of

Wm, Laidlaw, of Matakanui, Run-

holder, my Agent to all accounts

holder, my Agent to settle all accounts

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due by, and all aceoinits due to the

due by, and all accounts due to the

above Estate , and his receipt and dis«

above Estate ; and his receipt and dis-

Bth December, oherwise thev will

8th December, otherwise they will

RELIMINARY NOTICE.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

eoo ACRES //^

500 ACRES

OP THE /.

OF THE

IK THE /

IN THE

Full particulars in future advertise*

Full particulars in future advertise-

"" liauunuo imn j Executors of I

Executors of

, 1 the late !

the late

ALEXANDER BEAVER ( Mr Arndt,

ALEXANDER BEAVER Mr Arndt.

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11:13AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited ROUND ELTHAM. and marked it as complete

Our Eltham oorvespondont writes : —

Our Eltham correspondent writes : —

anxiety. Itfr •&&[,) who took 4 np milk-

anxiety. Mr Fell, who took up milking

ing en the Kawhitiroa Road this seas-

on the Rawhitiroa Road this seas-

stroyed and thp cattle aro showing thej

stroyed and the cattle are showing the

effects of the. heat. His loss is fully j

effects of the heat. His loss is fully

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£200. A 20-ton haystack of his is sur-j

£200. A 20-ton haystack of his is sur-

the hums, his paddocks and feed being

the burns, his paddocks and feed being

rj*i'J<mce has been in danger for some

residence has been in danger for some

Our Warea eorreapondcnl writes :-

Our Warea correspondent writes :-

Thore is still a thorough mantle of

There is still a thorough mantle of

smoke over the whole coast, hut up to

smoke over the whole coast, but up to

jMfr night the fires seemed to have loft

last night the fires seemed to have left

plAcen where they could do damage and

places where they could do damage and

A were working in standing bush and in

were working in standing bush and in

4»ut th# ,^awnftl^ Kajp, by dint .ot

but the sawmills have, but dint of

'Strenuous* wdWif been- saved. Rain

strenuous work, been saved. Rain

should a strong wind come up^ much

should a strong wind come up much

valuable bush would bojdestroyed and

valuable bush would be destroyed and

probably the? iires would work again

probably the fires would work again

the fires do not cause |he downpour

the fires do not cause the downpour

The real damage on the Kahui «£*"*

The real damage on the Kahui Road

stroyedV Mr liysart's house and sheds

stroyed, Mr lysart's house and sheds

destroyed; elsewhere the energies ,oi

destroyed; elsewhere the energies ,of

tho neighbours and timely help from

the neighbours and timely help from

will ultimately bo of; great benefit.

will ultimately be of great benefit.

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11:13AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited The Evening Post. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.

fact of his having addressed #1 pobHc

fact of his having addressed ?1 public

' meetings, reports of which appeared in 24?

meetings, reports of which appeared in 243

newspapers,' written letters on the subject

newspapers, written letters on the subject

in 38 Ofcbcr papers, and had 25,000 large

in 38 other papers, and had 25,000 large

, passages, „ wages, price of provisions,

passages, wages, price of provisions,

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j climate, crops, &c, printed, in addition to

climate, crops, &c, printed, in addition to

250,000- .hand <:bills, 180,000 sheets of

250,000 hand bills, 180,000 sheets of

Tetters frotrf emigrants settled in the

letters from emigrants settled in the

f Colony, and; 6, 180 advertisements inserted

Colony, and 5, 180 advertisements inserted

in daily; and weekly: newspapers. Many of

in daily and weekly newspapers. Many of

tbe, meetings attracted audiences of up-

the meetings attracted audiences of up-

•wards of -2,000 people. All this work was

wards of 2,000 people. All this work was

.done • without a penny of expense to the

done without a penny of expense to the

the ordinary Agent's capitation fee on all

the ordinary agent's capitation fee on all

approved, applicants, for_ passages, and out

approved applicants, for passages, and out

of this money paying all the expenses in*

of this money paying all the expenses in-

enrred by .himself. The labour, cannot

curred by .himself. The labour, cannot

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11:09AM, 12 September 2024 MG(Tawa) edited The Evening Post. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.

A sttotit time ago, we published an in-

A short time ago, we published an in-

was fottanate enongh to secure. This

was fortunate enough to secure. This

and BO successfully carried it on that one of

and so successfully carried it on that one of

more' or le«a with New Zealand on the

more or less with New Zealand on the

brain." We 'have vow before txs papers

brain." We have now before us papers

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reports of speeches deliverted by this

reports of speeches delivered by this

'gentleman (Mr H, Twelvgtrees); and we

gentleman (Mr H. Twelvetrees), and we

mast say that he Seems to have performed

must say that he seems to have performed

bis daCy well, and under a fall senae of tbe

his duty well, and under a full sense of the

responsibility resting on hito in the advice

responsibility resting on him in the advice

given to people to emigrate to Hew Zealand.

given to people to emigrate to New Zealand.

There is little or do exaggeration in his

There is little or no exaggeration in his

statements of the advantages offered to tbe

statements of the advantages offered to the

settlers in this Colony, and. he byna means

settlers in this Colony, and he by no means

nnder-rates the discomforts and difficulties

under-rates the discomforts and difficulties

to.be tnefr with. We are not surprised that

to be met with. We are not surprised that

cessful, no less than between 5000 ana 6000

cessful, no less than between 5000 and 6000

;of the emigrants despatched within the

of the emigrants despatched within the

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10:59AM, 12 September 2024 Kiwileprechaun edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

QALEDONIAN GATHERING.

CALEDONIAN GATHERING.

ATHLETIC SPORTS/

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

AT T I NIK E R S.

AT TINKERS.

THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1886

THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1886.

To wind up with

To wind up with a

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G R*A N D BA IT t,

GRAND BALL.

n B AND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT

SACRED

SACRED MUSIC

CHRISTMAS OAR 4

CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

United societies picnic

UNITED SOCIETIES PICNIC

SPIRTS.

SPORTS.

ALEXANDRA

ALEXANDRA RECREATION

NEW YEAR’S

NEW YEAR’S DAY

O T I C

NOTICE

A MEETING ///

A MEETING

Of those interested in dbtso/omg the

Of those interested in obtaining the

services of a fully quailed and

services of a fully qualified and

WEDNESDAY, Blh DECEMBER,

WEDNESDAY, 8th DECEMBER,

WE, the undersigned,

WE, the undersigned, having en-

lered into

tered into Partnership and

purchased the premises

purchased the premises lately occupied

by the late Alexander SuttaffUmfl, at

by the late Alexander Sutherrland, at

Tinkers; also the of’Tae

Tinkers; also the goodwill of the

share of the public patronage, assming

share of the public patronage, assuring

all that it will be onr every aim to

all that it will be our every aim to

at tue Lowest Current Rates.

at the Lowest Current Rates.

I JESSIE SUTHERLAND, sole

I, JESSIE SUTHERLAND, sole

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10:55AM, 12 September 2024 matty marked HETET RUGBY CUP as complete

10:55AM, 12 September 2024 matty edited HETET RUGBY CUP

the journey .to Te Kuiti on Saturday

the journey to Te Kuiti on Saturday

last in quest of the Hetet Cu™ held

last in quest of the Hetet Cup held

10:54AM, 12 September 2024 matty marked FOOTBALL. as complete

10:54AM, 12 September 2024 matty edited FOOTBALL.

[BY TELKGRArH.— COP.nESCONDE.VT.]

[BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Waiiii, Saturday.

WAIHI, Saturday.

The City and Waitete seniors again plaved off

The City and Waitete seniors again played off

of the AVaihi Rugby Football Union. On two pre-

of the Waihi Rugby Football Union. On two pre-

either side gaining the Advantage, but to-day

either side gaining the advantage, but to-day

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Waitete won by 12 points to nil after having »

Waitete won by 12 points to nil after having a

good deal the bolter of the play. For the win-

good deal the better of the play. For the win-

.oft the honours for 1911.

off the honours for 1911.

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10:53AM, 12 September 2024 Kiwileprechaun edited TINKERS GOLD MINING COMPANY.

TINKERS GOLD MINING COMPANY.

TINKERS GOLD MINING COMPANY

■was held at Matakamxi on February 3, when

was held at Matakanui on February 3, when

the following directors -were re-elected: —

the following directors were re-elected: —

Mes3rs W. M'Connochie, J. Ewing, C. HudeUe-

Messrs W. McConnochie, J. Ewing, C. Huddle-

ston, E. "Wellington, and T. Duggan.

ston, E. Wallington, and T. Duggan.

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pany having washed up 84oz sdwt for the

pany having washed up 84oz 5dwt for the

month of January, making a total of 7390z

month of January, making a total of 739oz

the returns show that 29080z 3dwt 2gr of

the returns show that 2908oz 3dwt 2gr of

gold, of a vaine of £10,872 2s 6d, has been

gold, of a value of £10,872 2s 6d, has been

dends to the amount of f6812 10s have been

dends to the amount of £5812 10s have been

received by -the shareholders, which is equal

received by the shareholders, which is equal

of 35,000 £i shares, the shareholders have

of 15,000 £1 shares, the shareholders have

■which must be considered very satisfactory.

which must be considered very satisfactory.

is there is a very large area to operate on

As there is a very large area to operate on

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10:51AM, 12 September 2024 matty marked RUGBY FOOTBALL as complete

10:51AM, 12 September 2024 matty edited RUGBY FOOTBALL

_ ._- ~<9—

—

KESULTS OF JUNIOR MATCHES

RESULTS OF JUNIOR MATCHES

WAITETE NOW IX THE LEAD

WAITETE NOW IN THE LEAD

In the junior Rug-by mulch played

In the junior Rugby mulch played

<ui Rugby Park on Saturday Waitete

on Rugby Park on Saturday Waitete

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defeated Mataura by 1- points to

defeated Mataura by 12 points to

rcreed.

fereed.

Waitete defeated Mataura by i2

Waitete defeated Mataura by 12

points in •'! (referee, Mr I'. Ander-

points to 3 (referee, Mr D. Ander-

At Waikino the High gchool Old

At Waikino the High School Old

Hoys defeated the home juniors by

Boys defeated the home juniors by

9 points to nil (referee, Mr XL

9 points to nil (referee, Mr N.

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10:51AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow marked TOWN EDITION. as complete

10:50AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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10:50AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow marked LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. as complete

10:50AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

———*

———

Thb half-holiday question ;'s likely to

The half-holiday question is likely to

pro/e a nob unimportant factor in the

prove a not unimportant factor in the

Th 3 Shopkeepers' Defence League in-

The Shopkeepers' Defence League in-

wll find themselves called upon to answer

will find themselves called upon to answer

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a series of questions If the replies of

a series of questions. If the replies of

tien the influence d the league will bo

then the influence d the league will be

brown against him.

thrown against him.

engaged that lie w.il give judgment today

engaged that lie will give judgment today

n banco in the c»se Sanitas Company v.

in banco in the case Sanitas Company v.

)gle for injunction, and Ferguson v.

Ogle for injunction, and Ferguson v.

J.M. on the Shops and Shop Assistants'

A.M. on the Shops and Shop Assistants'

Jet.

Act.

ffe initiating a movement for erecting a

are initiating a movement for erecting a

satuo in honour of Sir George Grey, and

satue in honour of Sir George Grey, and

tley invite the Mayor, the City Council,

they invite the Mayor, the City Council,

aid the public generally to assisb in

and the public generally to assist in

fcwarding the project. At their next

fowarding the project. At their next

mseting they intend to put a resolution on

meeting they intend to put a resolution on

r«c»rd expressive of their appreciation of

record expressive of their appreciation of

S.rGeorge Grey's services to this city and

S.r George Grey's services to this city and

to ifae colony at large.

to the colony at large.

Ii will be remembered that some time

It will be remembered that some time

»gq in the columns of the Herald, Dr.

ago in the columns of the Herald, Dr.

Kiig, Medical Officer of Health for the

King, Medical Officer of Health for the

citf, commented severely upon the apathy

city, commented severely upon the apathy

lei it drop. Dr. King, however, apparently

let it drop. Dr. King, however, apparently

B«ard of Health to peruse them.

Board of Health to peruse them.

mand it, has been signed by 6269 persons. <

mand it, has been signed by 6269 persons.

lentative* bears C 064 signatures. It is a

sentatives bears 6064 signatures. It is a

matter :—" That the committee are grati-

matter :—"That the committee are grati-

tised for applications for the position of first '

tised for applications for the position of first

thereby recognising the justice of a proce- '

thereby recognising the justice of a proce-

committee, and trust that it will be faith- '

committee, and trust that it will be faith-

fully adhered to and extended to all com '

fully adhered to and extended to all com-

mittees for the future." An application '

mittees for the future." An application

from the Chapel-street school for a grant '

from the Chapel-street school for a grant

for the purchase of wooden guns, was '

for the purchase of wooden guns, was

referred to the Board of Education. The '

referred to the Board of Education. The

Board wrote, stating that the Beresford- '

Board wrote, stating that the Beresford-

dards on the 29th July. The examination '

dards on the 29th July. The examination

would be conducted by Inspector D. Petrie, '

would be conducted by Inspector D. Petrie,

. C. Dickenson, and W. H. Airey. '

. C. Dickenson, and W. H. Airey.

all matters, especially in connection with '

all matters, especially in connection with

the administration of intestate estates, is '

the administration of intestate estates, is

the whole estate consisting of some £30 in '

the whole estate consisting of some £30 in

Will of course diminish the corpus of the

will of course diminish the corpus of the

Last evening Mr. W. J. Napier delivered (

Last evening Mr. W. J. Napier delivered

alecture before the Women's Liberal League i

a lecture before the Women's Liberal League

on "Tho Problems of Democracy." He i

on "The Problems of Democracy." He

first of all alluded to the democracies of <

first of all alluded to the democracies of

Greece and Rome, and stated that the first i

Greece and Rome, and stated that the first

pure democracy in the world was in New 1

pure democracy in the world was in New

Zealand. Formerly the classes legislated i

Zealand. Formerly the classes legislated

for their orders, but now that things were '

for their orders, but now that things were

reversed the democracy should nob pursue

reversed the democracy should not pursue

a policy of revenge, but confine their i

a policy of revenge, but confine their

efforts to improving the social conditions ]

efforts to improving the social conditions

one of the most Conservative Ministries J

one of the most Conservative Ministries

uniforms for tho army, by which sweating ,

uniforms for the army, by which sweating

factory on the eight hour system, at a ■

factory on the eight hour system, as a

up uniforms of Permanent Force, police, j

up uniforms of Permanent Force, police,

warders.etc. Sucha practical example would :

warders, etc. Such a practical example would

ban a powerful effect upon private em- j

have a powerful effect upon private em-

Mrs. CaraduS, a vote of thanks was accorded

Mrs. Caradus, a vote of thanks was accorded

occasion. ;, jfjffolg y •».•!*- t -■]> j^n,^

occasion.

On Friday next the cyclorama of.jihe

On Friday next the cyclorama of the

Chino Japanese war will be exhibited at the

Chino-Japanese war will be exhibited at the

bo realistically displayed by coloured photo-

be realistically displayed by coloured photo-

iter has been specially engaged, and will,,

Fuller has been specially engaged, and will

■iog some special selections. |

sing some special selections.

i Last evening Mr. a water delivered a

Last evening Mr. Eugster delivered a

n lecture before th? Athenaeum Literary

lecture before the Athenaeum Literary

~ Society on "Our B»y"-" When speaking

Society on "Our Boy." When speaking

;•'■ of various remediM for the suppression of

of various remedes for the suppression of

,7 larrikinism, he Aid great stress upon the

larrikinism, he Aid great stress upon the

l " necessity whicl'oxista of providing some

necessity which exists of providing some

1 place of meotiig where boys might gather

place of meeting where boys might gather

y together and fj°y» under proper restraint,

together and enjoy under proper restraint,

e means of letfchg off their surplus energy, in

means of letting off their surplus energy, in

D { the form of/ymnasbics, etc. He suggested

the form of gymnastics, etc. He suggested

that a ptUfo meeting should be called by

that a public meeting should be called by

e the Mayo,**> bring this about; that the

the Mayo, to bring this about; that the

D f AgrioufbOal Hall could, at no very great

Agricultural Hall could, at no very great

8 expense/ transformed into a gymnasium

expense to transformed into a gymnasium

•. and % re»/ing-room, where Jboys who have

and reading-room, where boys who have

r little ano parental control could by this

little or no parental control could by this

meanr reached, and gradually be put in

means be reached, and gradually be put in

6 the Wof becoming respectable citizens.

the way becoming respectable citizens.

'. vW learn that Mr. Murdoch has gene-

We learn that Mr. Murdoch has gene-

ro»/y placed ab the disposal of Professor

rously placed at the disposal of Professor

a T«ts a number of photographs from the

Tibbs a number of photographs from the

e antiue. These added to the Professor's

antique. These added to the Professor's

id o»» collection will enable the lectures on

on collection will enable the lectures on

j, Gjiok Art to receive fuller illustration ;

Greek Art to receive fuller illustration ;

' aid an opportunity will be afforded, to

and an opportunity will be afforded, to

r </oae who care to study more in detail,

those who care to study more in detail,

9 jie characteristics of Greek sculpture.

the characteristics of Greek sculpture.

, /everal of the photographs will be available

Several of the photographs will be available

,o br this evoning's lecture, which also has

or this evening's lecture, which also has

3 in especial importance, as it will deal with

in especial importance, as it will deal with

rand painting. The real object at which a

and painting. The real object at which a

/sculptor aims, and the limits upon artistic

sculptor aims, and the limits upon artistic

' representation in the round. The schools

representation in the round. The schools

a illustrated will be the "Later Archaic"

illustrated will be the "Later Archaic,"

/ the " -dEgiuetan," and the " Transitional."

the " Aeginetan," and the "Transitional."

property, with a vi<sv to some definite

property, with a view to some definite

Our Taakau cooespondenb writes :—A

Our Tuakau cooespondent writes :—A

in taking him to Dr. Carolan, Pnkekohe,

in taking him to Dr. Carolan, Pukekohe,

was about and in bis usual health a few

was about and in his usual health a few

than Mr. Beharrell.— Correspondent].

than Mr. Beharrell.—[Own Correspondent].

A meeting was bo have been held yester-

A meeting was to have been held yester-

meeting did nob take place, but a conference

meeting did not take place, but a conference

League were tendered to the ISkw Zealand

League were tendered to the New Zealand

in the Urewera country will r ' „urn by

in the Urewera country will return by

at Kuaotunu every alternate Tuesday,

at Kuaotunu every alternate Tuesday.

the South Sea Islands, the Union S.S. ,

the South Sea Islands, the Union S.S.

Company have issued a very nicely gob up |

Company have issued a very nicely got up

work, entitled " A Cruise in the Islands—

work, entitled "A Cruise in the Islands—

Samoan, and Fiji Groups. '

Samoan, and Fiji Groups.

The quarterly conference of Anglican ,

The quarterly conference of Anglican

Sunday-school teachers was held this year at ,

Sunday-school teachers was held this year at

All Saints', Ponsonby. There were 150 j

All Saints', Ponsonby. There were 150

schoolroom, when Messrs. C. M. Calderand

schoolroom, when Messrs. C. M. Calder and

Taylor delivered addressesjon " Children's

Taylor delivered addressesion "Children's

very pleasant and profitable evening was ,

very pleasant and profitable evening was

Conntry :—" Mr. H. Munro Wilson, C.E., '

Conntry :—"Mr. H. Munro Wilson, C.E.,

engagements in the neighbourhood of ;

engagements in the neighbourhood of

to the Waitemata Ccinty Council at the

to the Waitemata County Council at the

little understood that ib is found necessary

little understood that it is found necessary

open ab the Opera House on Monday next

open at the Opera House on Monday next

Ab the Opera House there will bo a

At the Opera House there will be a

produced by Mr. Harry Riokards,of Sydney.

produced by Mr. Harry Rickards, of Sydney.

There are eight " end men," and also a full

There are eight "end men," and also a full

of events in the " Life of Christ." A large

of events in the "Life of Christ." A large

Holy Land were given. Mr. Findlay flay

Holy Land were given. Mr. Findlay Hay

effectively. A duet was sung by the

effectively. A dust was sung by the

Misses Goodman ; Mr. Haggetb sang

Misses Goodman ; Mr. Haggett sang

" Nazareth ;" and Miss Rimmer " The

"Nazareth ;" and Miss Rimmer "The

nighb. On Friday night a novelty in the

night. On Friday night a novelty in the

line of an " egg and spoon" race will take

line of an "egg and spoon" race will take

larceny of 7s sd, from the shop of Wm.

larceny of 7s 5d, from the shop of Wm.

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10:48AM, 12 September 2024 matty marked FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS as complete

10:48AM, 12 September 2024 matty edited FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS

Waitanguru is inaugurating a senior*

Waitanguru is inaugurating a senior

as against fhre last year. The follow-

as against five last year. The follow-

tanguru at Te Kuiti; Old Boy« v.

tanguru at Te Kuiti; Old Boys v.

tiki, bye. .

tiki, bye.

Mangapeehi v. Mangaotaki;, Waitete,

Mangapeehi v. Mangaotaki; Waitete,

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Kuiti, bye. V

Kuiti, bye.

J. Farrell. *

J. Farrell.

a junior team this season. v

a junior team this season.

proved, this board to act as ai sub-

proved, this board to act as a sub-

to referees. 1

to referees.

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10:39AM, 12 September 2024 Kiwileprechaun edited MINING NEWS.

Stock Exchungo sales : Hartley and

Stock Exchange sales : Hartley and

Riley 59s 6d and (50s.

Riley 59s 6d and 60s.

10:37AM, 12 September 2024 Kiwileprechaun edited BREACH OF THE MINING LAWS.

manager of the Tinkers Mining Coy W

manager of the Tinkers Mining Coy was

charged with neglecting to publish in tbe

charged with neglecting to publish in the

There are a number of similar cases to ."

There are a number of similar cases to

10:25AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited AWATUNA EAST.

breake, was trying to turn a young horse

breaker, was trying to turn a young horse

10:24AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited AWATUNA EAST. and marked it as complete

Mr R. Gafcenby, of the well-known firm

Mr R. Gatenby, of the well-known firm

of Gatenby Bros., wlib is a dairing hoTse-

of Gatenby Bros., who is a daring horse

breakeT, was trying to turn a young horse

breake, was trying to turn a young horse

BTadbuTy, who were quickly on the scene,,

Bradbury, who were quickly on the scene,

Much Tegret is felt in the district at

Much regret is felt in the district at

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the death of Mts W. Seade at Kaponga '

the death of Mrs W. Searle at Kaponga

on Sunday morning last. Mrs Seattle

on Sunday morning last. Mrs Searle

resided 1 in the locality previous to her mar-

resided in the locality previous to her mar-

knew her. Although a great sufferer foT

knew her. Although a great sufferer for

cently that she would be .about and

cently that she would be about and

amongst them again. 1

amongst them again.

Our dairy factory is Tunning every day {

Our dairy factory is running every day

weaTs a clean and tidy apearance, after

wears a clean and tidy apearance, after

the great? improvements which have been

the great improvements which have been

so spick and span as mow.

so spick and span as now.

The present 6pell of fine weather has

The present spell of fine weather has

at .this time of the year. Passing along

at this time of the year. Passing along

of these fires had -no 'doubt been lighted

of these fires had no doubt been lighted

on Saturday, but some wicked fanners,

on Saturday, but some wicked farmers,

who had no .respect for the Sabbath, could

who had no respect for the Sabbath, could

In another column Mr T. L. Jbll calls !

In another column Mr T. L. Joll calls

factory at Ivapuni.

factory at Kapuni.

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10:10AM, 12 September 2024 Thomas Thurlow edited TOWN EDITION.

The Hawke's Bay Sheep Tog Trial

The Hawke's Bay Sheep Dog Trial

Olub's meetiug is proceeding at Roy's Hill,

Club's meeting is proceeding at Roy's Hill,

attendance of eheepfarmers, shepherds, and

attendance of sheepfarmers, shepherds, and

of visitors, aud the greatest interest ia being

of visitors, and the greatest interest is being

each class are very large, it will tako somo

each class are very large, it will take some

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wired at 4 p.m. that Glass 1. was in full

wired at 4 p.m. that Class 1. was in full

wont to press.

went to press.

An application to the Supreme Oourt has

An application to the Supreme Court has

deoided case of Cohen v. Whittington.

decided case of Cohen v. Whittington.

Oourt at Napier. Two other divorco oases

Court at Napier. Two other divorce cases

The remains of tho late Mr John Beharrell

The remains of the late Mr John Beharrell

day at Havelock cemetery, tha Key. John

day at Havelock cemetery, the Rev. John

attendance of the public and friendß of the

attendance of the public and friends of the

Mr J. Maginnity, for hia ensuing con-

Mr J. Maginnity, for his ensuing con-

Davidson, and Swan. The box offioe is

Davidson, and Swan. The box office is

may bs obtained, and seats reserved up-

may be obtained, and seats reserved up-

stairs without extra chargo.

stairs without extra charge.

Gorge yesterday, whioh necessitated passen-

Gorge yesterday, which necessitated passen-

gers ohangiug from one train to another.

gers changing from one train to another.

The coaoh road on the opposite Bide of the

The coach road on the opposite side of the

away for about a chain in one plaoe. Surely

away for about a chain in one place. Surely

than the Gorgo could not be formed for con-

than the Gorge could not be formed for con-

structing a line of railway, and at a muoh

structing a line of railway, and at a much

less oost than the present most dangerous

less cost than the present most dangerous

their temple pervice at the Baptist Ohuroh,

their temple service at the Baptist Church,

on behalf "of the funds of the White road

on behalf of the funds of the White road

Sunday morning school. 'Ihey will be sup-

Sunday morning school. They will be sup-

expeoted. Tho meeting begins at 7.30,

expected. The meeting begins at 7.30,

and admission is by ticket, Gd, *

and admission is by ticket, 6d. *

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9:32AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited TO CORRESPONDENTS. and marked it as complete

Tyro to-morrow.

“Tyro” to-morrow.

9:31AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 and marked it as complete

TjIIREWOOD in 14 inch lengths

FIREWOOD in 14 inch lengths

1 at 30s per cord. Manuka. 37s

at 30s per cord. Manuka. 37s

Guv ton Street.

Guyton Street.

TIVERY description of tin and

EVERY description of tin and

JJ copper work made to order.

copper work made to order.

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.Plunge and shower'baths.

Plunge and shower baths.

dahs. Kidgin^. etc.

dahs. Ridging, &c.

from inch to 2 inches.

from ½ inch to 2 inches.

SELECT CO I- FEE AND LUNCHEON

SELECT COFFEE AND LUNCHEON

Wish to lunch in town*

wish to lunch in town,

Baker. Confectioner, &c,

Baker. Confectioner, &c.,

(Corner of Taupo Quay. St. Hill St.)

(Corner of Taupo Quay, St. Hill St.)

Having enlarged his premises has <=et

Having enlarged his premises has set

| apart a private room with an entrance

apart a private room with an entrance

June 10th. 1869.

June 10th, 1869.

, i

I the best paperstaining manufactories

the best paperstaining manufactories

than heretofore. '

than heretofore.

■ R. HUGHES,

R. HUGHES,

'~..'. Victoria-avenue.

Victoria-avenue.

RICHARDS <*; GIBSON,

RICHARDS & GIBSON,

; With reference to the above Rich-

With reference to the above Rich-

they have b.iilt a Store next to Mr

they have built a Store next to Mr

a person will be in attendance ever)

a person will be in attendance every

Thursday, to receive Hides. Sheep-

Thursday, to receive Hides, Sheep-

skins, dec.

skins, &c.

riUIE undersigned having leased a

THE undersigned having leased a

JL large portion of Mr Imlay's

large portion of Mr Imlay's

ceive 40 or 50 head of store, cattle,

ceive 40 or 50 head of store cattle,

low* condition, as the paddocks are

low condition, as the paddocks are

a week in town ghatis.

a week in town gratis.

R. L CHRISTIE, -

R. L CHRISTIE,

Livery Stables, r'

Livery Stables,

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9:25AM, 12 September 2024 Lisa Truttman edited HIGH STREET.

Mr. West is or not. All 1 -tin

Mr. West is or not. All I am

concerned with is the value of the leas?.

concerned with is the value of the lease.

His "Honor: The matters are more or

His Honor: The matters are more or

less* historical.

less historical.

Mr. We§t «aid .the agreement had been

Mr. West said the agreement had been

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come to with the" City Council and thAt

come to with the City Council and that

-waa .the reason of the claim. He went

was the reason of the claim. He went

into. lengthy details as .to the Business,

into lengthy details as to the business,

and the. loss suffered by the taking of'

and the loss suffered by the taking of

ing Marcfi 31, 1025, were just on £6000.

ing March 31, 1925, were just on £6000.

position by an accountant afd evidence

position by an accountant and evidence

would be called to support the figures:

would be called to support the figures

SUnolled,

supplied.

Evidence was given' In support of

Evidence was given In support of

under cross-examination' by Mr. .John-

under cross-examination by Mr. John-

ried on in his firin's new business pre-

ried on in his firm's new business pre-

to advertise the "no dsposit" system.

to advertise the "no deposit" system.

luxury. "He took the Queen Street pro-

luxury. He took the Queen Street pro-

Council was to take, over the High Street

Council was to take over the High Street

front uge.

frontage.

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9:22AM, 12 September 2024 Lisa Truttman edited HIGH STREET.

Fstatc the reversion of the land. The

Estate the reversion of the land. The

Court would only be concerned with the"

Court would only be concerned with the

leasehold interest from October 31, i

leasehold interest from October 31, 1925,

The. lessee had carried on business in the

The lessee had carried on business in the

shop on the ground floor since 1000. i

shop on the ground floor since 1900.

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Originally the council's decision was to I

Originally the council's decision was to

fake 13ft of frontage and the lease

take 13ft of frontage and the lease

made provision reserving to the lessees ]

made provision reserving to the lessees

the right to claim compensation in the!

the right to claim compensation in the

event of any of the land being taken.l

event of any of the land being taken

!3ill of 1024 an agreement was validate 1

Bill of 1924 an agreement was validated

lity Council: As a matter of fact the

City Council: As a matter of fact the

Crown was to pay two«thirds and the*

Crown was to pay two-thirds and the

City Council oife'third- In reality the

City Council one-third. In reality the

council was responsible for whole

council was responsible for the whole

amount, as-the agreement had inference'

amount, as the agreement had reference

to other propertied including the Short-

to other properties including the Short-

land Street Post Officer/the council .de-

land Street Post Office, the council de-

ing .to' the failure of Council

ing to the failure of Council

to find wiffldent mwey—or for some

to find sufficient money—or for some

other reiion—the whew of the transac-

other reason—the whole of the transac-

made. > *■' •/

made.

Johnstone: I cannot say whether

Mr. Johnstone: I cannot say whether

Mr. -West isj or not. All 1 -tin

Mr. West is or not. All 1 -tin

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9:18AM, 12 September 2024 Lisa Truttman edited HIGH STREET.

made in the-Supreme Court this morning

made in the Supreme Court this morning

the Public Works Act Ur regard to laiitt

the Public Works Act in regard to land

respondents the Auckland Citv Council

respondents the Auckland City Council

(Mr. A. H. Johnstone). The"assessors

(Mr. A. H. Johnstone). The assessors

were Messrs. G. W, Hutchison (for

were Messrs. G. ., Hutchison (for

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Ibe statement of claim set out that

The statement of claim set out that

known as the Oiford Building, fliu'h

known as the Oxford Building, High

pany. Harold Charles Moses was re-

pany". Harold Charles Moses was re-

The sum oi £3&>l 6/ was claimed a#

The sum of £3821 6/ was claimed as

the Auckland City Council. The china

the Auckland City Council. The claim

Diminution of value of goodwill, £11H)0;

Diminution of value of goodwill, £1000;

toss resulting from employment, of capi-

loss resulting from employment of capi-

be employed in business, £280; extra ;:v-

be employed in business, £280; extra ex-

---pense of cartage to new premises, £104

pense of cartage to new premises, £104

11/; expenses incidental to removing.

11/; expenses incidental to removing,

loss ovring to inability to let top floor,

loss owing to inability to let top floor,

Mr. West said the claim was for conir

Mr. West said the claim was for com-

pensatiou for the compulsory taking of

pensation for the compulsory taking of

the late'Pr: T. W. Leys and others. The

the late Dr. T. W. Leys and others. The

1910, at a r«A)tal of £200 a year for the'

1910, at a rental of £200 a year for the

tirst ten years and £250' per year for the

first ten years and £250 per year for the

had been demolished since and lift added

had been demolished since and 11ft added

the w hole of the area was issued oil

the whole of the area was issued on

October 31■ 1925. Previously the City

October 31, 1925. Previously the City

Council .had acquired from the. Leys

Council had acquired from the Leys

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= Public Notices.

Public Notices.

1 ■} 'A/CRACROFT FOOKES,

A. CRACROFT FOOKES,

LAND, ,AND .GENERAL AGENT,

LAND AND GENERAL AGENT,

. >, W. AIROA.

WAIROA.

. < documents (relative to the trans

documents (relative to the trans-

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Nov. 11, 1869. ' •

Nov. 11, 1869.

BE T T & ROBERTSON,

BETT & ROBERTSON,

MARKET-PLACE, tYANGANUI.

MARKET-PLACE, WANGANUI.

DOERS', sashes, mouldings, skirt-

DOORS, sashes, mouldings, skirt-

i assortment of Guilders, Ironmon-

assortment of Builders, Ironmon-

. oil, varnish, glsiss, paper-Hangings,

oil, varnish, glass, paper-hangings,

and sjf*r,im.

and scrim.

t . JOHN LAMOyi1,

JOHN LAMONT,

findCKU ' AND GENERA i; STORE-

GROCER AND GENERAL STORE-

Wholesale and retail Tobacconisr.,

Wholesale and retail Tobacconist,

~T ~~ > ~ MRS. POTTO,

MRS. POTTO,

STRAW; TUSCAN HAT AND BONNET

STRAW TUSCAN HAT AND BONNET

MAKER. , '

MAKER.

l O N E V .

MONEY.

M'ONRY to lend, in sums of £'00

MONEY to lend, in sums of £100

and upwards, upon ( freehold

and upwards, upon freehold

security..

security.

' H. B. ROBERTS,

H. B. ROBERTS,

May X? 8, 1868.

May 28, 1868.

ALKXANDER PYLE,

ALEXANDER PYLE,

Shipping* Master,

Shipping Master,

PYL'E'S WHARF, WELLING-

PYLE'S WHARF, WELLING-

• Consignments of colonial produce

Consignments of colonial produce

and fmniedifite returns made: ,

and immediate returns made.

1867. ■'.

Dec 27, 1867.

;B-OOT M A X E R

BOOT MAKER

:"'::" "'. BOOTMAKER,

BOOT MAKER,

ST. BILL-STREET.

ST. HILL-STREET.

:Jm»e2. 1869. f" !

June 2, 1869.

W. ; A. O A RLE V,

W. A. OAKLEY,

*.'""' ■"'':' TAILOR, &C.,

TAILOR, &C.,

jßetnpjed to .. Buitdings r . beside the

Removed to Buildings beside the

//7.-.'.'-.V'-VFTeemaßQnß'"fliai]lj ! ,;lV ; . ~.

Freemasons' Hall,

u'7 ST rHILL-STREETj-

ST. HILL-STREET,

June 17y 1869;

June 17, 1869.

■"'/ --—. "lOTice: -■•■■ ■

NOTICE

TO THE PUBLIC OF VVANGANUI

TO THE PUBLIC OF WANGANUI

FT HE best quality of bread can be

THE best quality of bread can be

1 obtained at C. BellVj Baker,

obtained at C. Bell's, Baker,

public, that in addition- to Green-

public, that in addition to Green-

grocery, &c, she is prepared to

grocery, &c., she is prepared to

supply ,

supply

. Fresh. Oysters and Poultry '

Fresh Oysters and Poultry

of public favor. ' ■

of public favor.

August 24, 1869. ; '

August 24, 1869.

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9:10AM, 12 September 2024 Alastair edited DEATHS.

▲TTBXBB&T— Oil June 13, 1931, at

AUDIBERT - On June 15, 1931, at

the late Ernest 1-'. E. Audibert; aged

the late Ernest F. E. Audibert; aged

AEPI».-(jn June 16, at Christ-

HARPER - on June 16, at Christ-

of Lyttelton: aged seventy years

of Lyttelton; aged seventy years

HOWLAKD.—On June 16, at Christ-

ROWLAND. - On June 16, at Christ-

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year. Funeral leaving O. Barren’s.

year. Funeral leaving O. Barrell’s.

I'urham Street, 10 a.m., Thursday, for

Durham Street, 10 a.m., Thursday, for

XXJITT. —On June 16. at Jackson’s Road,

HUNT. - On June 16. at Jackson’s Road,

Ohokn. Walter, dearly loved husband

Ohoka. Walter, dearly loved husband

years. Sttddenly.

years. Suddenly.

MTJSSOW.—On June 15. 1931, at Christ-

MUSSON. - On June 15. 1931, at Christ-

one years. < Suddenly.)

one years. (Suddenly.)

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G. Brown, Watchmaker.

G. Brown, Watchmaker,

A. D. WILLIsT"^

A. D. WILLIS,

Victoria Avenue,' Wafganut. i

Victoria Avenue, Wanganui.

Penny Miscellany, cliv 35',

Penny Miscellany, div 35,

"Wedding Bells, div 13,

Wedding Bells, div 13,

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CasseH's Children's Album,

Cassell's Children's Album,

• Watt's Improvement of the Mind,

Watt's Improvement of the Mind,

Mrs Wood's Master of Grcylands,

Mrs Wood's Master of Greylands,

series) .

series)

Bui-net's Own Times,

Burnet's Own Times,

Pillar of Five, Throne of David, &c,

Pillar of Five, Throne of David, &c.,

Douglas Jerrokl's Bai-ber's Chair,

Douglas Jerrold's Barber's Chair,

McDufi's Works, well assorted,

McDuff's Works, well assorted,

Ivirby's Sea and its wonders,

Kirby's Sea and its wonders,

Siebe's Conquest of the Sea,'

Siebe's Conquest of the Sea,

Alford's New Testament, .

Alford's New Testament,

Carleton's Traits and Stories oi

Carleton's Traits and Stories of

; Family Medical Index

Family Medical Index

A splendid assortment oi

A splendid assortment of

MI-QEOS C OPES

MICROSCOPES

in prices from 5s to £5 ss,

in prices from 5s to £5 5s,

fob. 1875.

for. 1875.

. gratis)

gratis)

Papeis, including

Papers, including

HERALD, :

HERALD,

SATURDAY NIGHT/-

SATURDAY NIGHT,

AUCKLAND WEEKLY KEWS,

AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS,

BOOKSELLER. ,%

BOOKSELLER, &

Jan 4, 875.1. ' ' " 32

Jan 4, 8751. 32

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9:01AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

pBOFESSOK^iiKEiirTTJcm'

PROFESSOR PARKER & CO'S.

ORIGINAL' AMERICAN HAIK

ORIGINAL AMERICAN HAIR

DBESSING, SHAYINU, AND

DRESSING, SHAVING, AND

(t. Brown, Watchmaker.

G. Brown, Watchmaker.

RIDGWA V STR EE T

RIDGWAY STREET

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D^Vl_ B.l^__--- 2038

Dec 24, 1874. 2088

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8:53AM, 12 September 2024 Lisa Truttman edited WOKE IN HIGH STREET.

WOKE IN HIGH STREET.

WORK IN HIGH STREET.

property owned by Messrs. Gilbert.

property owned by Messrs. Gilbert

widened street. A considerable timo ago

widened street. A considerable time ago

with regard to Gilbert Brothers lot ha%e

with regard to Gilbert Brothers lot have

On the south side of tho Gilbert build-

On the south side of the Gilbert build-

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tho Government.

the Government.

ern end, which will' remain in the

ern end, which will remain in the

the frontage for th 6 widening of the street

the frontage for the widening of the street

moval to Princes Street, jnst below

moval to Princes Street, just below

where tho Museum now stands, the post

where the Museum now stands, the post

on the ieast side of High Street, near Yul-

on the east side of High Street, near Vul-

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8:52AM, 12 September 2024 rp edited A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE

mixed with ladies wearing appa'el, bools,

mixed with ladies wearing apparel, boots,

hats and coats, ail strewn about, and

hats and coats, all strewn about, and

tenor. By ten o'clock the safety of the

terror. By ten o'clock the safety of the

8:52AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Victohia Avenue.

Victoria Avenue.

8:52AM, 12 September 2024 rp edited A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE

starboard side. ;he after deck presented

starboard side. The after deck presented

8:51AM, 12 September 2024 rp edited A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE

casing. At this tune the steamer had a

casing. At this time the steamer had a

stronglist to starboard,owingto the quan-

strong list to starboard, owing to the quan-

8:51AM, 12 September 2024 rp edited A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE

the port, around (and imined ate y

the port, around (and immediately

8:47AM, 12 September 2024 teedee edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 and marked it as complete

r Business Cards.

Business Cards.

•Wangaivui.

Wanganui.

Shipping anol "Fainiles supplied with the

Shipping anol "Familes supplied with the

VICTORIA. HOTEL,

VICTORIA HOTEL,

TELEGRAPH. PRIVATE FAMILY

TELEGRAPH PRIVATE FAMILY

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Vicxohia Avenue.

Victohia Avenue.

Families and Boarders, with the^grestest

Families and Boarders, with the greatest

R AILWAY.HOTEL,

RAILWAY HOTEL,

Wangantji.

Wanganui.

bost brands.

best brands.

WAVE RL E V 11 0 T RL,

WAVERLEY HOTEL,

Mk Mubdo McLkan-, late of 'Tnrakina,

Mr Murdo McLean, late of Turakina,

CEITEEION HOTEL,

CRITERION HOTEL,

Nixon Sxkeex, W-axgaktji.

Nixon Street, Wanganui.

The very best accommodation for Travel

The very best accommodation for Travel-

GO .0 D S T A BLIN6,

GOOD STABLING.

THE WANGANUI HOTEL, "

THE WANGANUI HOTEL,

. MARKET. SQUARE.

MARKET SQUARE.

MAXWELLTOWN HOTEL^

MAXWELLTOWN HOTEL

In fact, the " Maxwelltown Hotel" will

In fact, the “Maxwelltown Hotel” will

. . . Thomas Scown.

Thomas Scown.

j TURAKINA EMPORIUM.

TURAKINA EMPORIUM.

aEO. FRANKLIN in notifying to

GEO. FRANKLIN in notifying to

ments of JSew and Seasonable Goods,

ments of New and Seasonable Goods,

room for New Stock,customerscannow

room for New Stock, customers can now

the times; and to conduct business upon

the times, and to conduct business upon

N E W ~S~~ T 0 C X

NEW STOCK

S P E C I A r LINES

SPECIAL LINES

Jan 19, 1875 152

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8:41AM, 12 September 2024 Major_Tom edited REJECTED MILK.

Sf rcjected at all othors < and «"»•

Sf rejected at all othors < and «"»•

8:40AM, 12 September 2024 Major_Tom edited REJECTED MILK.

■laranalu factory directors, which may justly

Taranaki factory directors, which may justly

8:24AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited FARM DWELLING RAZED and marked it as complete

1 ( aimed by a strong breeze, fire

Fanned by a strong breeze, fire

destroyed a live roomed farm

destroyed a five roomed farm

Eltham and Auroa Hoads at

Eltham and Auroa Roads at

iu the house when the fire broke

in the house when the fire broke

occupant, Mrs Collks being at

occupant, Mrs Collins being at

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Collins, had not his

Collins, had not been having his

meals at the house a fires

meals at the house as no fires

ance covers on both . the house

ance covers on both the house

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8:18AM, 12 September 2024 rp edited A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE

mails hurried ino them, and conveyed

mails hurried into them, and conveyed

7:26AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED

lic Library Office was made about (5.30

lic Library Office was made about 6.30

7:25AM, 12 September 2024 Cazie edited INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED and marked it as complete

attempt to set tire to the Eltliam Pub-

attempt to set fire to the Eltham Pub-

2:53AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Marriage. and marked it as complete

STRONG—CULMER.—At the bride - ,

STRONG — CULMER. — At the bride's

parents’ residence, on the 26th iust.,

parents’ residence, on the 26th inst.,

2:52AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Birth. and marked it as complete

ItEEVE.—On Wednesday, November

REEVE. — On Wednesday, November

‘29th, at her residence, Pahiatua, the

29th, at her residence, Pahiatua, the

2:51AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Marriage. and marked it as complete

MoOnik — Robinson. — At the Registry

MCONIE — ROBINSON. — At the Registry

Office. Pahiatua. on the ‘2oth instant,

Office. Pahiatua. on the 20th instant,

Otago. —Otugo po|>erß please copy,

Otago. —Otago papers please copy,

2:49AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Birth. and marked it as complete

GODTSCHALK.—At Mangatuinoka on

GODTSCHALK. — At Mangatainoka on

Monday, November 6tli. the wife of

Monday, November 6th, the wife of

2:48AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Death. and marked it as complete

Bennett.—At Pahiatua, on the 80th

BENNETT. — At Pahiatua, on the 30th

William .John and Sarah Bennett ; aged

William John and Sarah Bennett ; aged

2:47AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Birth. and marked it as complete

HELPS.—At Mangatainoka, on the nth

HELPS. — At Mangatainoka, on the 5th

October, the wife of Francis Hklph—a

October, the wife of Francis Helps — a

2:44AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited In Memoriam. and marked it as complete

Rains. —ln loving memory of Henry

RAINS. — ln loving memory of Henry

Since our dear Harry was taken away ;

Since our dear Harry was taken away

Never shall his memory fade ;

Never shall his memory fade;

None but aching hearts can tell ;

None but aching hearts can tell;

2:34AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

\R lad MRS G. H. HOCKING and

MR and MRS G. H. HOCKING and

AL _"___ily sincerely TIIA-STK all friends

Family sincerely THANK all friends

for kind cxprc-sions of Bympathy, letters

for kind expressions of sympathy, letters

aid tc"egr__*-" in their -eocrat sad bereave-

and telegrams in their recent sad bereave-

;

met.

2:32AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited IN MEMORIAM.

To take him to His Horne of rest.

To take him to His Home of rest.

2:32AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited IN MEMORIAM. and marked it as complete

SMITH — I"i Toying memory- of our dear

SMITH — In loving memory of our dear

"f«_KT. William Henry Smitth, who paesed

father, William Henry Smith, who passed

ivi? January 10th, 1914.

away January 10th, 1914.

SCOTT — In sad but lovinjr memory of Mary

SCOTT — In sad but loving memory of Mary

of tho fc;t that God could «c_d.

of the best that God could send.

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Though lost to sight to m_mor>- ever dear.

Though lost to sight to memory ever dear.

—One who' knew her.

— One who knew her.

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2:30AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited IN MEMORIAM.

ijflT'r—ln lovinjr memory of Eden William

SMITH — ln loving memory of Eden William

"aiith. -ho di-td January .'tlth, 1914.

smith, who died January 11th, 1914.

Hirrl w,is tho blow, the tdiock severe,

Hard was the blow, the shock severe,

To'part with one- we loved co dear,

To part with one we loved so dear,

Cod willed it so and thought it beet

God willed it so and thought it best

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T. take aim to His Horn-, of rest.

To take him to His Horne of rest.

- l-cugh Ice!, to sight to memory ever deaT.

Though lost to sight to memory ever dear.

-Icserted by his loving wufo and family.

- Inserted by his loving wife and family.

"MITH—I"i Toying memory- of our dear

SMITH — I"i Toying memory- of our dear

SCOTT—In sad but lovinjr memory of Mary

SCOTT — In sad but lovinjr memory of Mary

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NEWTON —On January 9t, at Christchurch

NEWTON — On January 9t, at Christchurch

i her 50th year.

in her 50th year.

SKINNER —On January 9th, at 89 Shakes-

SKINNER — On January 9th, at 89 Shakes-

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rWAPiIAN— On January 9tb, at Wetheral,

CHAPMAN — On January 9th, at Wetheral,

M-rv reiiet of ilw l*** Chapman,

Mary, relict of the late Deidrich Chapman,

, _ftd 65 -.ear.. 11.1.P. .

aged 65 year. R.I.P.

.-inYTON—On Jar.uiirv 9th. at CnratchuTch

NEWTON —On January 9t, at Christchurch

'"nrsoit-l, Mary, de-rly loved wife of I. S.

Hospital, Mary, dearly loved wife of I. S.

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wtoc bl Fairfield avcnaie, and only

Newton, 81 Fairfield avenue, and only

Wter of Mrs W. F. Cowan, of Lyttelton;

sister of Mrs W. F. Cowan, of Lyttelton;

„, Ur c.th year. '

i her 50th year.

i-KIVVER—On January 9th, at Shakes-

SKINNER —On January 9th, at 89 Shakes-

", "_'.", c:i d Sydenham, Emma Skinner, iv

peare road Sydenham, Emma Skinner, in

>.->•■ 70th y-ar. No flowers liw request. Pri-

her 70th year. No flowers by request. Pri-

"j;c interment.

vate interment.

iTEWART—«-'" Januarj- 10._>, at Coalgate,

STEWART — On January 10th, at Coalgate,

"Vera L'-'uiia, the dearly beloved wife of

Vera Louisa, the dearly beloved wife of

T.-ces Stewart,' and eldest itiught<.r of Mr

James Stewart, and eldest daughter of Mr

and Mr- J. Roes, Bradshaw street, South:'

and Mr J. Rees, Bradshaw street, South

I)ii_e-ir.; -**ed 152 years. Dunedin papers

IDunedin; aged 32 years. Dunedin papers

f'fiHare r5-,v.

f'please copy.

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FAIREY - Ja-iuarv 4th. '.- "Mirse Be-

FAIREY - On January 4th at Nurse Be-

■■.???*V.irev*l*uiS-* .'ftughicr. ,

thune's, 6 Cashel street, to Mr and Mrs A. V. Fairey, Papanui - a daughter.

SHAND - Or. Jwtiary Sth,at Niuac Bethunt-.

SHAND - On January 8th, at Nurse Bethune's

,'']K Shandr-'Bcaeh Glen/ Sumner-a

"Ranui" Cashel St, to Mr and Mrs Allan Shand "Beach Glen" Sumner - a son.

*_ED-On Jannarv 9th, .;Sris. at "Th.

WARD - On January 9th, 1915 at "The

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WARD - ; n- -tre.-t lianguira, *o Mr tLcd

Elms" King St, Rangiora, to Mr and

V-rd. -Vn. Both well.

Mrs J Ward, Belfast - a son. Both well.

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2:17AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited BIRTHS.

-T->"!"GHAM-0n 10th January, 191=. a-

CUNINGHAM - 0n 10th January, 1915, at

C Brt_Sel," InneH road, the whe of John R.

"Clonmel," Innes road, the wife of John R.

" rvric.ham—a daughter

Cuningham — a daughter.

"i.pf-O-i Ja-iuarv 4th. '.- "Mirse Be-

FAIREY - Ja-iuarv 4th. '.- "Mirse Be-

'-HiSD-Or. Jwtiary Sth,at Niuac Bethunt-.

SHAND - Or. Jwtiary Sth,at Niuac Bethunt-.

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**f*PT^K ; n- -tre.-t lianguira, *o Mr tLcd

WARD - ; n- -tre.-t lianguira, *o Mr tLcd

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Dtnr_——On Beoember_lsth, at Sydney,

DUNHAM ——On December l5th, at Sydney,

Wflliam, eldest son of Samuel and Ehxa-

Wflliam, eldest son of Samuel and Eliza-

keth Dunham, of Sydenham, ; aged_24

beth Dunham, of Sydenham, aged24

byaU who knew

years: deeply regretted by all who knew him.

_r«nl>-_—At —rwell, on December 29th,

NEWLOVE - At Irwell, on December 29th,

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*_££ HlneM*Mar-

after a short and painful illness, Mar-

ISS, wSeox -mWJ.3._Newiove*

garet, wife of the late J. B. Newlove

-SedOT years; deeply regrettod.

aged 67 years; deeply regretted.

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item j— Wags-act—On December 26th,

FOWKE — WAGSTAFF — On December 26th,

1883, at the residence of the bnde a

1883, at the residence of the bride's

Nichoßs Fowke, to Emma Ehzabeth,

Nicholls Fowke, to Emma Elizabeth,

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-C-TSBXB—On December 25th, at Worcester

CATERER — On December 25th, at Worcester

Caterer,of aeon.

Caterer, of a son.

_!_-_—May 23th, at Kingaley street,

HILLIER — May 28th, at Kingsley street,

_. HUlier, late of WraxaU, near Bristol*

M. HUillier, late of Wraxall, near Bristol,

England, of a son; both weu.

England, of a son; both well.

2:08AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited BIRTH. and marked it as complete

Rosxw—BNK—At 61 Victoria street, the wife

ROSEWARNE — At 61 Victoria street, the wife

of Handle Rosewarne, of a daughter.

of Randle Rosewarne, of a daughter.

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27th December, at Merivale,

BARNETT - On 27th December, at Merivale,

2:07AM, 12 September 2024 Arabeth edited MARRIAGE. and marked it as complete

Hibon—Kat—On the 16th December, 1883,

HIRON — KAY — On the 16th December, 1883,

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