The Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1885.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1632, 27 November 1885, Page 2

The Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1885.

It will be seen by advertisement in another column that Mr C. J. Cullum, Insurance agent, for Government Insurance Association has arrived iv Reefton, and intends giving this district a thorough canvassing. The association is rapidly increasing in popularity and is doing a very large business. Mr M 'Cullum has been very successful iv other towns on the West Coast, and will no doubt secure a large number of tires in this district. The association offers the most liberal conditions extant, and the ratios are lower thnn those offered by any other office doing business in New Z<j<»laikl.

A lecture will be delivered on Sunday evening next, in the Methodist Church, l>y the Rev. C. Penney, the subject is ** Christianity in the 2nd and 3rd centuries." and jtidgintr from the manner in wliiuh the rev. gentleman handles these suhjects it will be one well Wrthy of listening to.

Mr M6i>;«p.b, M.H.a, will H^'reas the electors during the incomin 1 / week at the following ;>lpces :— flexion on Monday, Brunnerion, mi Wednesday, ." o Town, on Thursday, and Nelsou Creel:, on Friday. A meeting of J ,he CounJy Coiiocil took place last evening, a report of which will appear in our ner.t issue. Dr Von Haast. the New Zoala.id Commissioner for the Indian m-\ Colonial Exhibition have received 282 entries of exhibits from various parts of the colony, their value being 20,054. This does not include the mining exhibits nor the building sloues, which, so far as information liivjaly received £'>••«, will be represented by about 80 exhibitors. Wool, grain, seeds, and other farm produce are also not included in the above. They vh». however, be safely estimated at 250 exhibits ; so that New Zealand will be represented by 600 exhibitors in all. There will be also exhibits of New Zealand fruit, but the applications, except two from Auckland, have not yet arrived. The exhibits from Southland number 25, of a vahm "f t'»26.

The following curious story about Ihe Prince of Wales is related by th»- New Yolk Times. Bis Royal Highness, they say was present at more than ona of the rehearsal* <»f Mra C«cil Clays Company prior to their Martina! f>r Aniurica, and "one day after wniching the work of the actors find actresses very attentively for a long time fnm. his seat in the auditorium the Piinc« rosu, went to the ee'ire of the stage, climbed «ver the footlights, and stvuested a new silua'<on, I'oinjj throuoh it personally him«eif i» oriler to illustrate to the perfornj-rs what he intended." The siv^stion was f.«und Jo be so good that it was imni«*ili:itely adt»pte«l and thus the future oecujmit of the British throne made his itebut as a st;tge director.

Warden Kenri k, of tlie Thames, returned to Aickland by the Wnirarapn. He lost a portion of his effects by the tire <m board that vessel.

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