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8:39AM, 22 October 2025 teedee edited PERSONAL. and marked it as complete

Mi- Ronald Paul arrived in town yes-

Mr Ronald Paul arrived in town yes-

terday from .New Plymouth and is stay-

terday from New Plymouth and is stay-

ing at Chavamvos' Hotel

ing at Chavannes’ Hotel

A .Dunedin. wire states that Mr J. R.

A Dunedin wire states that Mr J. R.

tained the call of the Rev A .AVhyte

tained the call of the Rev A. Whyte

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(Havelook) to Port Chalmers. ,

(Havelock) to Port Chalmers.

Professor .)'. McMillan Brown, who

Professor J. McMillan Brown, who

has been-travelling-in South and Cen-

has been travelling in South and Cen-

to return to. Christchurch about the end

to return to Christchurch about the end

The following wore visitors at Fos-

The following were visitors at Fos-

ter's Hotel during the week : Mrs Geo. |

ter’s Hotel during the week : Mrs Geo.

Shirtcliffe and paitv, Mr E. F. Crawlay j

Shirtcliffe and party, Mr E. F. Crawlay

and son, Mr G. F. Judd, Mr A. H. |

and son, Mr G. F. Judd, Mr A. H.

Matthews, Mr L. Clinic Mr F. Hawko,

Matthews, Mr L. Clinie, Mr F. Hawke,

Mr S. E." Simpson, Mr G. Te Whaiti,

Mr S. E. Simpson, Mr G. Te Whaiti,

A. Parkes, Mr R. Moon, Mr C E.

A. Parkes, Mr R. Moon, Mr C. E.

James, Mr H. C. James Mr E. McHar-

James, Mr H. C. James, Mr E. McHar-

tie, Mr G. .Chandler, Mr P. Crockett,

tie, Mr G. Chandler, Mr P. Crockett,

Mr F. B. Bushbv. Mrs and Mrs AVm.

Mr F. B. Bushby. Mrs and Mrs Wm.

Moeller, Mr and' Mrs E. Marshall, Mr

Moeller, Mr and Mrs E. Marshall, Mr

pud Mrs S. Bush, Mr C. Bush. Mr

and Mrs S. Bush, Mr C. Bush, Mr

Beauchamp Phtts, Mr and Mrs Bishop,

Beauchamp Platts, Mr and Mrs Bishop,

Master Bishop. Judge Fisher, Welling-

Master Bishop, Judge Fisher, Welling-

ton ; Mr 0. Willo-ighby and son, Mr

ton ; Mr C. Willoughby and son, Mr

R. J King. Mr G. Hyde, Mr D. M.

R. J King, Mr G. Hyde, Mr D. M.

McTntcsh Mr AY. D. McCalmont, Mr

McIntosh, Mr W. D. McCalmont, Mr

J. Conn, Mr AY. J. Homy, Mr G.

J. Conn, Mr W. J. Henry, Mr G.

Rhine, Mr AY. J.-Welsh. Mr J. McKcn-

Blane, Mr W. J. Welsh, Mr J. McKcn-

I ,-io MrVW. AY. Bennett Mr R. Stub-

zie, Mr W. W. Bennett, Mr R. Stub-

-1 bin'srs" Mr F. Monk, Mr A. Smith. Mr

bings, Mr F. Monk, Mr A. Smith, Mr

j Richard, Mr H. Bear, Mr H. Sm-

J. Richard, Mr H. Bear, Mr H. Sin-

diir, Mr C. Gower, Mastei-tovu Mr A.

clair, Mr C. Gower, Masterton; Mr A.

Tim r Palmorston Noit'i; Mr C 1..

Turner, Palmerston North; Mr C. E.

Ae- Mr H. AY. James. Mr and Mrs

Aves, Mr H. W. James, Mr and Mrs

Hirst and sop, Okoia ; Mr H. J. Brewer,

Hirst and son, Okoia ; Mr H. J. Brewer,

Mr A. Coiiivy,' Mr L. Hs.rcling, Auck-

Mr A. Conrey, Mr L. Harding, Auck-

1-uul; Mr AY. G. Harding, Mr O Cul-

land; Mr W. G. Harding, Mr O. Cul-

len Napiev; Mr A. J. Cameron Mr 1.

len, Napier; Mr A. J. Cameron, Mr F.

S tuck Pahiatua; Cantain J. X Bat-

S. Tuck, Pahiatua; Captain J. E. Bat-

ik-. Mr A. F. Sharpe, Mr AH. Whir,

tle, Mr A. F. Sharpe, Mr A. H. Wing,

Mr J. A. Fred rk-k, Mr F. AMiaK Mr

Mr J. A. Frederick, Mr F. Whale, Mr

F G Head Macton; Mr A. B. Chns-

F. G. Head, Marton; Mr A. B. Chris-

i^atea- Mr 1). S. Thomson,

tenson, Patea; Mr D. S. Thomson,

KelUliiiV, Mi"«es Lai-sen (2) Stratford;

Feilding; Misses Larsen (2), Stratford;

' >r,. it.John^n, Mr C. Johnston, Mr

Mr R. Johnston, Mr C. Johnston, Mr

j M Collis. Mi- J. C-llif, Mr E. O. Rol>-

M Collis, Mr J. Collis, Mr E. C. Rob-

inso:», Mr C B. Allen. Mr H. Hum-

inson, Mr C. B. Allen. Mr H. Hum-

nl.r-es Mr J. Niels, Mr E. Dumbletn.i,

phries, Mr J. Niels, Mr E. Dumbleton,

Mr F' D Sf>n»r.r):l. CVii-'.stclr.n-cii; Mr

Mr F. D. Sargood, Christchurch; Mr

I W Lane, "Dunedin ; Mr J. Har< Mr

W. A. Lane, Dunedin; Mr J. Hare, Mr

C^lqnbon.', Sydney Mr W. M. Cami-

Colquhoun, Sydney; Mr W. M. Carru-

-1 t'-er.; Rr.etlii; M>- G. E. Swamson. Sil-

thers, Raetihi; Mr G. E. Swainson, Sil-

Ivm-IK-r-: Mr R. Borck liknhenn :Mr

verhope; Mr S. Borck, Blenheim; Mr

AY. .Hay, ChevmouthirM.- .. .J- "«'"

W. Bay, Greymouth; Mr A. J. Wal-

1-car Mr M. U. Cowles, \aihi; Mr J.

tcar, Mr M. R. Cowles, Waihi; Mr J.

Linklatcr. Mr S. Foh'V, Mr W. Mac-

Linklater. Mr S. Foley, Mr W. Mac-

pberson. Wave-ley ;. Mr A. Alexn-der,

pherson. Waverley; Mr A. Alexander,

>vfr G A Gocd'-n, Mr R. Hentler?on,

Mr G. A. Goodson, Mr R. Henderson,

i[ r S Billing, Mr J. Callaghan. New

Mr S. Billing, Mr J. Callaghan, New

Plymouth; Mr AY. G Harding la pier;

Plymouth; Mr W. G. Harding, Napier;

■Pe.tr.iv-; Mr C. Ball, Taihapo; Mr R.

Petone; Mr C. Ball, Taihape; Mr R.

Veiinell. Te AVharau; Mr J.

Vennell, Te Wharau; Mr J. Nicols;

Mr nv Airs J. C. Greenwood and tami-

Mr and Mrs J. C. Greenwood and fami-

Iv Mr O Cnllen, Hastings; Mr A. AY.

ly, Mr O Cullen, Hastings; Mr A. W.

McCiilloeh, Mr J. R. Galbraith Mr J.

McCullogh, Mr J. R. Galbraith, Mr J.

R. Binkell. Mr H. H. Jackson. Mr AY.

R. Binkell. Mr H. H. Jackson. Mr W.

Pat3i-st:n, Greymouth.

Paterson, Greymouth.

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8:25AM, 22 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

To-day is the 100 th anniversary of

To-day is the 100th anniversary of

Gladstone, who was born on 29th. De-

Gladstone, who was born on 29th De-

cember, 18C9. '..

cember, 1809.

Mr H. R. S, Taylor, dentist, in an-

Mr H. R. S. Taylor, dentist, in an-

ary. 1910.

ary, 1910.

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The bill-of-fare at the Jubilee Home-

The bill-of-fare at the Jubilee Home

on Christmas Day was as follows: —•

on Christmas Day was as follows :—

bread, butter, tea. Dinner: ' Roasfc

bread, butter, tea. Dinner: Roast

Limb and mint sauce, pickled pork and

lamb and mint sauce, pickled pork and

apple, muscatels, raisins', lollies, lemon-

apple, muscatels, raisins, lollies, lemon-

ade and ginger ale. Tea: Bam, ox

ade and ginger ale. Tea: Ham, ox

tongre, green tomato, pickles, Christ-

tongue, green tomato, pickles, Christ-

ivUb cake, cocoanut cake, marble cake,

mas cake, cocoanut cake, marble cake,

try, mixed biscuits." bananas, oranges,

try, mixed biscuits, bananas, oranges,

lollies, pears, pineapple, jelly, blanc '

lollies, pears, pineapple, jelly, blanc

mangol, jams, cheese, bread, butter, tea.

mange, jams, cheese, bread, butter, tea.

bacco. ,

bacco.

lioying departmental delay has just

noying departmental delay has just

Alter repeated attempts to secure aii

After repeated attempts to secure an

The Dimedin "Star" points out that

The Dunedin “Star” points out that

the smokers' tribute to the Exchequer

the smokers’ tribute to the Exchequer

last year amounted to £508,000. 'That

last year amounted to £568,000. That

is quite enough—unless, indeed. Gov-

is quite enough — unless, indeed, Gov-

cigarette-inhaler's lungs is very differ-

cigarette-inhaler’s lungs is very differ-

ated by the cleanly piue-smoker. Next

ated by the cleanly pipe-smoker. Next

Says a Xiomlon correspondent: Of tiie

Says a London correspondent: Of the

scholars at Oxford two from. Australia

scholars at Oxford two from Australia

old university are felt in,the ever

old university are felt in the ever

widening circle throughout the. world.

widening circle throughout the world.

"Rhodesters") who have just begun

“Rhodesters”) who have just begun

China, Hyderabad, Paris. Aligarh, Con-

China, Hyderabad, Paris, Aligarh, Con-

stance Heidolberg, Groningen, Cracow,

stance, Heidelberg, Groningen, Cracow,

Berlin. Calcutta, Leinzie, Egypt, Cali-

Berlin, Calcutta, Leipzig, Egypt, Cali-

The Committee of,the Wangamu Or-

The Committee of the Wanganui Or-

those "friends who have been mindful

those friends who have been mindful

ment to those who manage the affairs o|

ment to those who manage the affairs of

cer "River Bank; Mr McWilham;

cer River Bank; Mr McWilliam;

Queen's Park Standard VI., Mr Higgle,

Queen’s Park Standard VI., Mr Higgie,

Bates, Mr Manson {Kai Iwi), employees

Bates, Mr Manson (Kai Iwi), employees

der Mr D'Arcy. The Kai Iwi school

der Mr D’Arcy. The Kai Iwi school

lio Wesleyan School sent a .present to

ho Wesleyan School sent a present to

< aeh child, Mrs Griffiths and Miss Alex-

each child, Mrs Griffiths and Miss Alex-

ander sent cakes, Messrs. White and

ander sent cakes, Messrs White and

fruit, and the youn- folks, enjoyed at

fruit, and the young folks enjoyed at

least one breakfast of schnapper the

least one breakfast of schnapper, the

o-ift of Mr Dewson. and last, but not

gift of Mr Dewson, and last, but not

handed in, being the collection. taken

handed in, being the collection taken

.p on Boxing night when the Navals

up on Boxing night when the Navals

gave their "Kazco" performance. The

gave their “Kazoo” performance. The

substantial gift. , "

substantial gift.

"I'm a humble man," meekly remark-

“I’m a humble man,” meekly remark-

ed Mr Mclntosh, M.L.C., at the Russell

ed Mr McIntosh, M.L.C., at the Russell

Memorial unveiling ceremony, at bytl-

Memorial unveiling ceremony, at Syd-

ifey University last week, "but. •••,^ith a

ney University last week, “but” ...with a

flashing smile of iiifinite optimism..,.! m,

flashing smile of infinite optimism... “I’m

a Scotsman!" lH6*as relating h^.re-

a Scotsman!” He was relating his re-

mmisuances of the late Sir eter Nicol

miniscences of the late Sir Peter Nicol

Kusseil, whom he knew from the'early

Russell, whom he knew from the early

'fort-es. He told how Sir Peter had'left-

’forties. He told how Sir Peter had left

hi 5 homo at Kirkaldie in 1832, because

his home at Kirkaldie in 1832, because

Ins world was too small. He commenced

his world was too small. He commenced

likewise fou#d himself too large for.

likewise found himself too large for.

He then removed to Sydney, and

He then removed to Sydney, and open-

ed, a small engineering works at Uir-

ed, a small engineering works at Cir-

,-stablisliing what was, or promised to

establishing what was, or promised to

be the biggest ironworks m Australia,

be the biggest ironworks in Australia,

j-n'd perhaps in the southern hemisphere.

and perhaps in the southern hemisphere.

'In 1875 a great strike among the en-

“In 1875 a great strike among the en-

ent one occurred/ said Mr Mclntosh,

ent one occurred,” said Mr McIntosh,

'"and Sir Peter's business was irretriev-

“and Sir Peter’s business was irretriev-

time, and when he- returned he found

time, and when he returned he found

terprise, and he 'fair cried' when he

terprise, and he ‘fair cried’ when he

said to me. 'Mac, all my work m Aus-

said to me. ‘Mac, all my work in Aus-

tralia has gone for nothing.' " Sir eter

tralia has gone for nothing.’ ” Sir Peter

ing on; with his story, Mr Mclntosh a

ing on with his story, Mr McIntosh a

ence that ho had advised the wealth

ence that he had advised the wealth

engineer that - £100,000 was "little

engineer that £100,000 was “little

enough" for him to give towards an

enough” for him to give towards an

trar-general's office (says the " Scots-

trar-general’s office (says the “Scots-

man,'') read a paper on "Occupation

man,”) read a paper on “Occupation

Mortalities" at a meeting in Edinburgh,

Mortalities” at a meeting in Edinburgh,

a-recent statistical report for England

a recent statistical report for England

tions found to be o fthe lowest mortality

tions found to be of the lowest mortality

way enginedrivers (41.7 yearsX, farm la-

way enginedrivers (41.7 years), farm la-

bourers (4.1.5 years), schoolmasters (41.2

bourers (41.5 years), schoolmasters (41.2

years), pap?r-makers (40.2 years), and

years), paper-makers (40.2 years), and

of life, are general labourers (27.8)

of life, are general labourers (27.8

years), tin miners (23.5 jrears), coster-

years), tin miners (28.5 years), coster-

ir.ongers (29.0 years), irin and hotel ser-

mongers (29.0 years), inn and hotel ser-

kespers (30.4 years), seamen (31.3 years)

keepers (30.4 years), seamen (31.3 years)

that the opera "Fallen' Fairies" proved

that the opera “Fallen Fairies” proved

successful at. the Savoy Theatre, Lon-

successful at the Savoy Theatre, Lon-

don. According to the London "Tele-

don. According to the London “Tele-

graph," the new piece is a modernised

graph,” the new piece is a modernised

version of Sir William Gilbert's old

version of Sir William Gilbert’s old

Haymarket play, "The Wicked World,"

Haymarket play, “The Wicked World,”

Xendal) Miss Amy Rosehe, Miss Mario

Kendal) Miss Amy Rosehe, Miss Marie

Lytton,"Mr Kendal, and Mr J. B.

Lytton, Mr Kendal, and Mr J. B.

th;j new srene remains unchanged. It

the new scene remains unchanged. It

took the form of "a fairy landscape on

took the form of “a fairy landscape on

the back of a cloud." "The incidents,

the back of a cloud.” “The incidents,

o; the play,'' to quote Dutton Cook's

of the play,” to quote Dutton Cook’s

:>.ccou;jt, "arc supposed to occur in a

account, “are supposed to occur in a

rky'ey kingdom, inhabited by fairies,

skyey kingdom, inhabited by fairies,

who from the'r elevated, position in th-s

who from their elevated position in the

r-lru 's are enabled to ■watch and oon-

clouds are enabled to watch and con-

cl?i!iit the ptoc edina;; of the mortal

demn the proceedings of the mortal

vo;];! hn!i<'i ft in tie e'her beneath

world hanging in the ether beneath

J}i ■■■.)" F-. f'i < i(: tl'e dwellers iji fairy-

them.” Each of the dwellers in fairy-

land h supp-^ed t:> posfes<* uiy.n rr,rth

land is supposed to possess upon earth

"a co'interpait in outward form." To

“a counterpart in outward form.” To

this kingdom .comes Etbais and Phyllon,

this kingdom comes Ethais and Phyllon,

standing, coar.se roysterors as they are,

standing, coarse roysterers as they are,

the* fairies with one a cord fall in love.

the fairies with one accord fall in love.

"The introduction of mortal passion

“The introduction of mortal passion

i'^to fairyland, and tho miseries tiiat

into fairyland, and the miseries that

thereunon enpup, constitute the chief

thereupon ensue, constitute the chief

argument cA tf~.e- drama."'

argument of the drama.”

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7:22AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

G. Chapman, Mr and Mrs Bell. ' .

G. Chapman, Mr and Mrs Bell.

7:22AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

with nayylue, witli a narrow front

with navy blue, with a narrow front

panel of white ; navy hlue Bangkok hat

panel of white ; navy blue Bangkok hat

Mi:s. G. F. Roach. wore a black em-:

Miss. G. F. Roach wore a black em-

bossed chenille, with fox fur, and hlaek

bossed chenille, with fox fur, and baek

Mrs J. G. 'Gohbe wore a black tailor-,

Mrs J. G. Cobbe wore a black tailor-

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ed costuine,. and black and white silk

ed costume, and black and white silk

Mrs T. White- wore a neatly tailored-

Mrs T. White wore a neatly tailored-

eostume of brown tweed, trimmed with

costume of brown tweed, trimmed with

pockets and buttons, ' colourful scarf,

pockets and buttons, colourful scarf,

Blair, of Auckland, wore a tailored eos-

Blair, of Auckland, wore a tailored cos-

tume in nUt brown Donegal tweejd, and

tume in nut brown Donegal tweed, and

Field, Mrs .L. McKenzie and Miss Mo-

Field, Mrs .L. McKenzie and Miss Mc-

Kenzie, Mrs G. Hafd.v and Miss Hardy,

Kenzie, Mrs G. Hardy and Miss Hardy,

Coleman, Mr and Mrs Maiirice Cham-

Coleman, Mr and Mrs Maurice Cham-

bers, Mrs B. Chambers and^ Miss H.

bers, Mrs B. Chambers and Miss H.

Cliambe'rs, Mr, Mrs and Miss G, Lyons,

Chambers, Mr, Mrs and Miss G, Lyons,

W. Riddell, Mrs R. iMunro and the

W. Riddell, Mrs R. Munro and the

Misses Mnnro, Miss Anderson (Kere-

Misses Munro, Miss Anderson (Kere-

ru ) , Mrs Hutclifnsoh (Gisborne), Di*.

ru ) , Mrs Hutchinson (Gisborne), Dr.

and Mrs R. Wright, Miss L, Jackson, .

and Mrs R. Wright, Miss L, Jackson,

Mrs and Miss Tait, Mrs E. Nowbegin,

Mrs and Miss Tait, Mrs E. Newbigin,

Mrs N. Beatson, Mr and Mrs Mastesf

Mrs N. Beatson, Mr and Mrs Master-

son, Miss. Speedy,- Mrs A, Aitken, Mr

son, Miss. Speedy, Mrs A, Aitken, Mr

and Mrs H, vqn Dadelszen, Mr and

and Mrs H. von Dadelszen, Mr and

3Irs. A, Stewart and Miss (Stewart Ti

Mrs. A, Stewart and Miss Stewart Ti-

Tree Point), Mr and Miss Armst'rong,

Tree Point), Mr and Miss Armstrong,

Mi- an'd Mrs- R. Stewart, Mrs and Miss

Mr and Mrs R. Stewart, Mrs and Miss

Mr .and Mrs .Warren, Mr and Mrs C.

Mr and Mrs Warren, Mr and Mrs C.

Loui'ssjon (Napier), Miss O'Dowd, 'Mrs

Louisson (Napier), Miss O'Dowd, Mrs

and Miss Jean Ballantyne, Mr aiid Mrs

and Miss Jean Ballantyne, Mr and Mrs

Mrs W. G..: Bell, Mr and" krs E.

Mrs W. G. Bell, Mr and Mrs E.

(Napier), Mr- .and Mrs K..Paynter. Mr

(Napier), Mr and Mrs K. Paynter. Mr

Mr and Mrs Orr,. Dr. and Mrs Clark

Mr and Mrs Orr, Dr. and Mrs Clark

and Mrs G. J. Bnchanan (Dannevirke),

and Mrs G. J. Buchanan (Dannevirke),

Clarkson, Mrs"and Miss Ritchie, Mrs

Clarkson, Mrs and Miss Ritchie, Mrs

ium, above the. Bank of.-New Zealand,

ium, above the. Bank of New Zealand,

Hsatings, to which a.- eordial inyita-

Hsatings, to which a. cordial inyita-

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7:17AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

ette, with petal skirt..

ette, with petal skirt.

pink - taffetas, bordered with silver .

pink taffetas, bordered with silver

lace,

lace.

Miss Tiirner-Williams wore a deep

Miss Turner-Williams wore a deep

Miss K. Roulston looked pretty m

Miss K. Roulston looked pretty in

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shoulder. _ - - •

shoulder.

Miss Nelson, in a dainty froek of

Miss Nelson, in a dainty frock of

black, fine lace over pink. . .

black, fine lace over pink.

winsome in a princess style of 'frock of

winsome in a princess style of frock of

fbam-green silk lace, with long-at-the-

foam-green silk lace, with long-at-the-

baek skirt, flnished with a deep hem

back skirt, finished with a deep hem

•Miss Cornfoi'd, Napier, looked

Miss Cornford, Napier, looked

cbarming in a smartly fashioned froek

charming in a smartly fashioned frock

of mysotjs-blue taffetas.

of mysotis-blue taffetas.

georgette'.

georgette.

dainty model of hlaek floral georgette.

dainty model of blaek floral georgette.

red lace, cut on long, • flowing lines.

red lace, cut on long, flowing lines.

Miss Trotter, in a dainty • powdert

Miss Trotter, in a dainty powder-

Miss Amy Roaeh was daintily frock-

Miss Amy Roach was daintily frock-

.wfvrfrfvfcte-

georgette.

tone, • - -

tone.

Miss Ryan was smartly froeked in

Miss Ryan was smartly frocked in

tjie back. ^ '

the back.

pretty -frock" in pink and green tones.

pretty frock in pink and green tones.

chiffon velyet model frock.

chiffon velvet model frock.

THE (AIR PAGEANT

THE AIR PAGEANT

grounds at Longlands, and .by early

grounds at Longlands, and by early

afternoon the parking paddock' was

afternoon the parking paddock was

and liangar there were numerous stalls

and hangar there were numerous stalls

The weather ivas decide.dly hot, and

The weather was decidedly hot, and

in tliis respect the Hawke's Bay and

in this respect the Hawke's Bay and

giant birds. The . aviators gave . the

giant birds. The aviators gave the

crowd plenty to see in noyel stunts,

crowd plenty to see in novel stunts,

pilot, doseiwes great praise for his ef-

pilot, deserves great praise for his ef-

forts on belialf of the Aero Club, and

forts on behalf of the Aero Club, and

fliers and tlie public generally is well

fliers and the public generally is well

knowp.

known.

Tlie aerodrome was surrounded all

The aerodrome was surrounded all

With Captain White at the -helm

With Captain White at the helm

ofllcial party, which included the Hon.

official party, which included the Hon.

J. G. and Mr.s Cobbe, Mr H. M. Camp-

J. G. and Mrs Cobbe, Mr H. M. Camp-

bell and Mrs Campbell, Mr ,G. F,

bell and Mrs Campbell, Mr G. F.

Roach (Mavor) and Mrs Roach ancl

Roach (Mayor) and Mrs Roach and

Sir Andrew Russell," „

Sir Andrew Russell.

Among tbose present at- the pageant

Among those present at the pageant

med lace and a eoat in the same colour,

med lace and a coat in the same colour,

with rows -of tuoks trimming tlie lower

with rows of tucks trimming the lower

navy and white patterned silk, trimined

navy and white patterned silk, trimmed

with nayy'hlue, witli a narrow front

with nayylue, witli a narrow front

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7:11AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

". Mns D; Duncan, in a pretty cycla-

Mrs D. Duncan, in a pretty cycla-

sister, Miss M. Douglas," wore a frock

sister, Miss M. Douglas, wore a frock

of deep lettuee-green, with douhle

of deep lettuce-green, with double

was greatly admired in ' a parchment

was greatly admired in a parchment

net model. The bodice was short? with

net model. The bodice was short, with

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the back. The frock was heautified

the back. The frock was beautified

French flowers. , adorned one shoulder.

French flowers adorned one shoulder.

Mrs 3". Blundell, 'Waipawa, looked

Mrs J. Blundell, Waipawa, looked

Ivery stylish in a black taffetas printed

very stylish in a black taffetas printed

in coldurs.

in colours.

flpral" taffetgs, ornamented one side ;

floral taffetas, ornamented one side ;

white Arctic -fur toecklet and green

white Arctic fur necklet and green

! Miss" V. Curlett, Dannevirke, in a

Miss V. Curlett, Dannevirke, in a

hecoming ' powder-blue pianne velvet

becoming powder-blue panne velvet

j mndel.

model.

' ; Mrs Roy Scott wore black net over

Mrs Roy Scott wore black net over

... *

gold tissue.

Mrs S. Knight,- Dannevirke, wore

Mrs S. Knight, Dannevirke, wore

r ummn 11 " " ^ mmmnm 1 i

an attraetive figure in a pastel tint

an attractive figure in a pastel tint

waist was a basque effect o-f tiny frills.

waist was a basque effect of tiny frills.

Miss Nairn's frock expressed tlie

Miss Nairn's frock expressed the

Miss P. McEay were a sweet frock

Miss P. McKay wore a sweet frock

o-f pink taffetas, the skirt fully flared

of pink taffetas, the skirt fully flared

Niss G. Hardy wore a sweet pastel

Miss G. Hardy wore a sweet pastel

tintod frock of accordion-pleated

tinted frock of accordion-pleated

silk lace, falling in graceful lines .

silk lace, falling in graceful lines.

two-tierecl skirt, with long back hem.

two-tiered skirt, with long back hem.

Mrs Maleolm Brodie, Rissington,

Mrs Malcolm Brodie, Rissington,

looked very cliarming in black lace,

looked very charming in black lace,

ino bodice and skirt.

the bodice and skirt.

Miss P. Mclvenzie looked dainty - in

Miss P. McKenzie looked dainty in

handsome in coral-pink _ chiffon over

handsome in coral-pink chiffon over

mante. r

mante.

Miss Sybil Fowler, in a pretty ■ blue

Miss Sybil Fowler, in a pretty blue

Miss M. Small's pretty -frock had a

Miss M. Small's pretty frock had a

the back. '

the back.

taffetas, with full flared skirt, em'oroi-

taffetas, with full flared skirt, emboroi-

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7:06AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

land), Mr 6. Firth (Anckland), Mr E.

land), Mr G. Firth (Auckland), Mr E.

Boucher (Auckland), Mr W, Taylor

Boucher (Auckland), Mr W. Taylor

(Canterhury), Mr F. R. Dix_ (Marlbor-

(Canterbury), Mr F. R. Dix (Marlbor-

ough), 'Captain J. D. Hewitt (Auck-

ough), Captain J. D. Hewitt (Auck-

land). '.

land).

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Coptffiin T. White and Mrs White,

Captain T. White and Mrs White,

the sraart lo'ng line. Her sister, Miss

the smart long line. Her sister, Miss

Blair, of Aucklaud, was a dainty

Blair, of Auckland, was a dainty

figure' in black georgette, with a long

figure in black georgette, with a long

pointed skirt, tiered _ with tiny frills,

pointed skirt, tiered with tiny frills,

and ornaniented with a diamante

and ornamented with a diamante

girdfe,

girdle,

.the bodice long and moulded to the

the bodice long and moulded to the

'figure, and cireular skirt.

figure, and circular skirt.

Mrs J. S, McLeod wore a hands'nne

Mrs J. S, McLeod wore a handsome

a large floral spray.. The bodiqe was

a large floral spray. The bodice was

Mrs Ian McLeod was attraetive in a'

Mrs Ian McLeod was attractive in a

Kipart white satin model with long

smart white satin model with long

Mrs B, Btead looked very dainty m

Mrs B, Stead looked very dainty in

Mrs G. Field' s effective froek of leaf-

Mrs G. Field' s effective frock of leaf-

green georgette, fell long at the baek

green georgette, fell long at the back

floral iissue bridge coatee.

floral tissue bridge coatee.

•Mrs T. O'Howd looked cliarming in

Mrs T. O'Dowd looked charming in

silver tissue with a basque effeet from

silver tissue with a basque effect from

which fell a deep fringe. /

which fell a deep fringe.

; Mrs- E. -KTewbigip.* in a .becomjng

Mrs E. Newbigin. in a becoming

model of piarple lace, the bodice finish-

model of purple lace, the bodice finish-

ed witli a cape effect and the skirt

ed with a cape effect and the skirt

•hack. . 1 . ,

back.

Mrs J. Couper, m a and

Mrs J. Couper, in a bright and

Mrs T„- Fowler, in a smart black

Mrs T. Fowler, in a smart black

Miss Mulholland wore a, dainty black

Miss Mulholland wore a dainty black

lined witfh lace.

lined with lace.

dance fnock of black panne velvet, the

dance frock of black panne velvet, the

bodice ornamented with ciwstal, the

bodice ornamented with crystal, the

Miss TC- Mackersey wore an effec-

Miss K. Mackersey wore an effec-

.tive srilmon-pink satin, smaitly fash-

tive salmon-pink satin, smartly fash-

ioned. ' " • ;

ioned.

Mrs Dj'sart's smart frock was com-

Mrs Dysart's smart frock was com-

posed . of champagne lace, cut on .long

posed of champagne lace, cut on long

straighf. Uues', . "

straight lines.

Mrs H." Couper wore a smfirt' floral

Mrs E. Couper wore a smart floral

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7:01AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS JOTTINGS

• qossip & fashion notes

Social Gossip & Fashion Notes

or a word o-f approval was vouchsafed

or a word of approval was vouchsafed

The walls were coveied with clumps

The walls were covered with clumps

on to the stage were deeorated eacli

on to the stage were decorated each

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itgelf was arranged as a lounge with

itself was arranged as a lounge with

Tho orchestral dais was similarly

The orchestral dais was similarly

The suppqr-room tables were very

The supper-room tables were very

Miss C. Svmes was responsihle for

Miss C. Symes was responsible for

the hall decorations and Miss R. Sca-n-

the hall decorations and Miss R. Scan-

and the presence of . so manv flying

and the presence of so many flying

-offieers, as well as lady aviators, made

-officers, as well as lady aviators, made

ihe ball a live-in-the-memory one. _

the ball a live-in-the-memory one.

by Miss Williams' -orchestra. A huge

by Miss Williams' orchestra. A huge

among which. were contact waltz, take

among which were contact waltz, take

The presentation of the beautiful;

The presentation of the beautiful

tups that had been generously donat-

cups that had been generously donat-

ed by Hastings citizens was a .feature

ed by Hastings citizens was a feature

Mrs "W. Richmond was secretary for

Mrs W. Richmond was secretary for

Among those p'resent were : —

Among those present were : —

The Hon.- J. . G. Coates and Mrs

The Hon. J. G. Coates and Mrs

Coates, the latter wearing a cliarming

Coates, the latter wearing a charming

frock of pale huttercup georgette,

frock of pale buttercup georgette,

with the lower 'section dipping grace-

with the lower section dipping grace-

•fully all round. A spray of flowers

fully all round. A spray of flowers

Campbell, who was wearing a heauti-

Campbell, who was wearing a beauti-

Captain G-. Steddman, " of "Welling-

Captain G. Steddman, of Welling-

beautiful blaqk model frock.

beautiful black model frock.

Miss A. Gliffoid, of Christchurch,

Miss A. Clifford, of Christchurch,

- Miss S. Bennett, of Blenheim, who

Miss S. Bennett, of Blenheim, who

loolced veiy dainty in a black floral

looked very dainty in a black floral

Captain "W- S. Bloomfield, .of Auck-

Captain W- S. Bloomfield, of Auck-

land, . Captain Seabvook (Auckland),

land, Captain Seabrook (Auckland),

Captain Snunders (Auckland), Lieut.

Captain Saunders (Auckland), Lieut.

ley (Sockburn), 'Captain S. Burrell

ley (Sockburn), Captain S. Burrell

terbury), Flying Oflicer E. (J. Olsen

terbury), Flying Oflicer E. G. Olsen

(Kew -Plymouth), Mr Hamish Arm-

New Plymouth), Mr Hamish Arm-

strong (Akitio), Jlr D, Mill (Auck-

strong (Akitio), Mr D. Mill (Auck-

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6:29AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

then adopted witbout further discus-

then adopted without further discus-

6:27AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

CHAIRMAN'S REMARIvS.

CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS.

6:25AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

Tbe annual general meeting of tbe

The annual general meeting of the

tbe president, Sir Andrew Russell,

the president, Sir Andrew Russell,

duties. The chairman wisbed Captain

duties. The chairman wished Captain

The chairman again stressed _ the

The chairman again stressed the

cial basis, but be hoped that member-

cial basis, but he hoped that member-

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and be congratulated the members on

and he congratulated the members on

at 12s 6d per flying bour, whilst the

at 12s 6d per flying hour, whilst the

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6:20AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

Roach ; club captain, Mr Hugh Chapi-

Roach ; club captain, Mr Hugh Cham-

bers ; executive, Messrs J). Newbigin,

bers ; executive, Messrs D. Newbigin,

K. Fowler, G. ('. Field. T. E. O'Dowd,

K. Fowler, G. C. Field. T. E. O'Dowd,

A. Powdrell, 1. Mc-Leod and P.

A. Powdrell, I. Mc-Leod and P.

Barkev ; pilot instructor, Flying Offlcer 1

Barker ; pilot instructor, Flying Officer,

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W. H. Lett ; ground engineer, Mr R. j

W. H. Lett ; ground engineer, Mr R.-

J. Pellow ; secretary and treasurer, 51 r ■

J. Pellow ; secretary and treasurer, Mr

R. D. Brown; auditor, 5Ir J. S. I

R. D. Brown; auditor, Mr J. S.

Butler. ■ j

Butler.

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6:18AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

tbe othar at £400. In this there was

the other at £400. In this there was

a peculiar position. One 'plane wras

a peculiar position. One 'plane was

lying in- store withont an engine and

lying in store without an engine and

£500. On tbe otber hand a flying

£500. On the other hand a flying

'plane which was good for njany more

'plane which was good for many more

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would be more satisfied, for be felt

would be more satisfied, for he felt

that tbe assets liad been hoosted up to

that the assets had been boosted up to

sbow a profit for tbe year.

show a profit for the year.

plained that tbe Motb 'plane was

plained that the Moth 'plane was

year was valued at £400. Tbe Spartan

year was valued at £400. The Spartan

was written down to £50Q. _ Tbe

was written down to £500. The

reason for this was tbat in consider-

reason for this was that in consider-

ing the assets it was found tbat tbere

ing the assets it was found that there

was a margin of £400 odd,. and it was

was a margin of £400 odd, and it was

a question of how mucli sbould be

a question of how much should be

written down on eaeh 'plane. Tbe

written down on each 'plane. The

tbere was uot the wherewith&l to

there was not the wherewithal to

write it down further. Tbe loss on tbe

write it down further. The loss on the

Spartan, which bad been praetically

Spartan, which had been practically

wrecked, bad to be spread over a

wrecked, had to be spread over a

to use £3*00 of last year's profits for

to use £300 of last year's profits for

this purpose. In two years, the wbole

this purpose. In two years, the whole

thing would be written off. The otber

thing would be written off. The other

expenses mentioned were liecessary

expenses mentioned were necessary

stated that during tbe year, repairs

stated that during the year, repairs

and tbe recent pagaent bad cost £380

and the recent pageant had cost £380

Mr T. O'Dowd agreed tbat it would

Mr T. O'Dowd agreed that it would

vided it had the wberewitlial to cover

vided it had the wherewithal to cover

Mr D. Newbegin pointed out tbat to

Mr D. Newbegin pointed out that to

purehase tbe Spartan. nine members

purchase the Spartan, nine members

of tbe committee bad to guarantee

of the committee had to guarantee

£50 eacb, and it would not be fair to

£50 each, and it would not be fair to

these men to 'write tbe 'plane down

these men to 'write the 'plane down

any furtlier tliis year.

any further this year.

Tlie report and balance sheet was

The report and balance sheet was

■ OFFICERS ELECTED.

OFFICERS ELECTED.

follows : — Patron, Rt. H011. J. G.

follows : — Patron, Rt. Hon. J. G.

sell ; yiee-presidents, Hon. J. G.

sell ; vice-presidents, Hon. J. G.

Cobbe, Hon. E. A. Ransom, Messrs 11.

Cobbe, Hon. E. A. Ransom, Messrs H.

Mason Gbambers, G. A. Maddison, W.

Mason Chambers, G. A. Maddison, W.

C. Whitlnck, J. S. blcLeod and G. H.

C. Whitlock, J. S. McLeod and G. H.

Roacb ; club captain, Mr Hugli Cliapi-

Roach ; club captain, Mr Hugh Chapi-

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6:13AM, 22 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

Club was lield in Hastings last night,

Club was held in Hastings last night,

In moving the ■ adoption of the

In moving the adoption of the

annual report (which bas already been

annual report (which has already been

publisbed), the president said tbat

published), the president said that

tlie club could congratulate itself on

the club could congratulate itself on

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its year's work, botli financially and

its year's work, both financially and

for tbe progress of flynig. During tbe

for the progress of flying. During the

year tbe services of Captain "VVliite

year the services of Captain "White

bad been lost to tbe club and tbose

had been lost to the club and those

wbo realised liis great value to the

who realised his great value to the

club in its infancy and since its 111-

club in its infancy and since its in-

ception, realised tlie great wortb qf

ception, realised the great worth of

White bad injured bis hand, but now

White had injured his hand, but now

he bad received a position in Otago

he had received a position in Otago

and would soou be able to resume bis

and would soon be able to resume his

White tbe best of luck in his new

White the best of luck in his new

The cbainnan again stressed _ tbe

The chairman again stressed _ the

impressio'n liad gone abroad tbat the

impression had gone abroad that the

club was out witb its own axe to

club was out with its own axe to

grind. He wisbed to make it quite

grind. He wished to make it quite

plain that tbe club had no interest

plain that the club had no interest

whatever in an airport, otlier than as

whatever in an airport, other than as

citizens of ' Hastings and the dis-

citizens of Hastings and the dis-

was fully equipped witb an up-to-date

was fully equipped with an up-to-date

tbat tbe club was interested in an air-

that the club was interested in an air-

WATCH rrs STEP.

WATCH ITS STEP.

Tbe coming year would bring finan-

The coming year would bring finan-

citizens, and conseqiiently, the club

citizens, and consequently, the club

would also liave to "wateh its step.55

would also have to "watch its step."

He boped tbe club would be able to

He hoped the club would be able to

cial basis, but be boped that member-

cial basis, but be hoped that member-

ship would not f all any lower; Now

ship would not fall any lower; Now

tbat there was activity in Napier, tlie

that there was activity in Napier, the

mem.bersbip should increase and be

membership should increase and be

boped tbat Napier would meet witb

hoped that Napier would meet with

and be congratulated tbe members on

and be congratulated the members on

tbe work tbey had done in tbe past 12

the work they had done in the past 12

tbat* tbere were certain things wbicb

that there were certain things which

needed .explanation. He commented

needed explanation. He commented

on tbe expense side, wbicb worlted ont

on the expense side, which worked out

at 12s 6d per flying bour, wbilst the

at 12s 6d per flying bour, whilst the

admmistrative expenses sbowed at

administrative expenses showed at

£235 3s 5d and he wisbed an explana-

£235 3s 5d and he wished an explana-

tion of .these poiuts. In connection

tion of these points. In connection

witb the assets of tbe club, Mr Kes-

with the assets of the club, Mr Kes-

sell said be would like to know wbo

sell said he would like to know who

valued the tools and plant, wbicb

valued the tools and plant, which

sbowed one 'plane valued at £500 and

showed one 'plane valued at £500 and

tbe otbar at £400. In this there was

tbe othar at £400. In this there was

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3:41AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

J>UBLIC NOTIFICATION.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

PIAK.O COUNTY.

PIAKO COUNTY.

SITDURB3 OF TE AT.OHA.

SITDURB3 OF TE AROHA.

Pajiisu of Waionkke.

Pajiisu of Waioneke.

HAGLAN COUNTY.

RAGLAN COUNTY.

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Parish of WuisaAr!.

Parish of Whangape.

by road, and on tlie western side by the Wliangapo

by road, and on tlie western side by the Whangape

Parish of Kouekoa.

Parish of Koheroa.

Parish of Wuasuamahino.

Parish of Whangamarino.

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3:38AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Au:lrali», P.M. s.s., Cargill, from San Fran-

Australia, P.M. s.s., Cargill, from San Fran-

Mangavfai.—3.a. Fingal, Thursdays.

Mangawai.—3.a. Fingal, Thursdays.

Waitaba. —S.e. Macgregor, to-day; Hannah

Waitara. —S.e. Macgregor, to-day; Hannah

HociAseA.—Ketch Fanny Thornton, this week.

Hokianga.—Ketch Fanny Thornton, this week.

Haglan, Hannah Mokau, to-day.

Raglan, Hannah Mokau, to-day.

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"Wangarei and Pap.ua Bat, Reward, to-day.

"Wangarei and Parua Bay, Reward, to-day.

Opotiki vri Tauranoa, Staffa, to-day.

Opotiki vri Tauranga, Staffa, to-day.

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3:37AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Argyll', s.s., Crawford, from Whangarei.

Argyle, s.s., Crawford, from Whangarei.

logcburg, b:ii!|ne, from New York, via \ el-

lngeburg, b:ii!|ne, from New York, via \ el-

3i>xon, schooner, McKunzie, from Russell. —

Saxon, schooner, McKenzie, from Russell. —

Rotor'ia, M.S., Tozer, for Melbourne vi.i

Rotorua, M.S., Tozer, for Melbourne vi.i

The s.s. lliiwen.i arrived from Waitara at 5

The s.s. Rowena arrived from Waitara at 5

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P Thoa.s. liilla Uookh is announced to itsam

The s.s. Lalla Rookh is announced to steam

for Haglan on Monday at noon.

for Raglan on Monday at noon.

Ariuvals.—November 9: Ana.lell, barque,

Ariuvals.—November 9: Ansdell, barque,

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3:33AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Mrs. lagLAyp, Haime Court, ParnelL

Mrs. lreland, Hulme Court, ParnelL

subdivided, closo to the celebrated tfangere Run ;

subdivided, closo to the celebrated Mangere Run ;

haglan, 187 acres of good land, partly cleared, with a

Raglan, 187 acres of good land, partly cleared, with a

ilannjxord's Aobxcy, Queen street.

Hannaford's Agency, Queen street.

V w Timber Company have on h&nd such large

Timber Company have on h&nd such large

3:31AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

IRTIH FMINR RELIEF WFD.

IRISH FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

Hall, < ambridge, on FRIDAY, 20th

Hall, Cambridge, on FRIDAY, 20th

E. BEWITT,

E. HEWITT,

Midway between Haglan and Whata-

Midway between Raglan and Whata-

CHAaLKS SUTTON.

CHARLES SUTTON.

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ling road between i^eed's and

ling road between Reed's and

G. P. HOSKTNG.

G. P. HOSKING.

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3:29AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

DVANCE WAIKATO !!

ADVANCE WAIKATO !!

r AIKATO HAND-BOOK.

WAIKATO HAND-BOOK.

ii. KRLLOW has been appointed

ii. KELLOW has been appointed

J.4MES LaTKOBK, of Waitetuna, for

JAMES LaTROBE, of Waitetuna, for

Haglan District. Settlers and others

Raglan District. Settlers and others

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-Kaynes, of the National Hotel, or

Raynes, of the National Hotel, or

WM. McARTHUR&CO.,

WM. McARTHUR & CO.,

-VftTELL-SINKER,

WELL-SINKER,

TUTE -, L.O.L.

TUTION, L.O.L.

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3:23AM, 22 October 2025 John edited MISCELLANEOUS.

lying alongside the wharf, will sail for Grey Hirer

lying alongside the wharf, will sail for Grey River

Davii, has all but completed her cargo, and will sail

Davis, has all but completed her cargo, and will sail

Haglan on W«du«iday next, at 11 p.m. — G. Hodge,

Raglan on W«du«iday next, at 11 p.m. — G. Hodge,

3:22AM, 22 October 2025 John edited GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. Friday.

whole of the district, including Haglan, is under his

whole of the district, including Raglan, is under his

cording tlie anival recently of the Rev. Mr. It^sa, in

cording tlie anival recently of the Rev. Mr. Ross, in

from the district of Wairarapn, in the province of Wel-

from the district of Wairarapa, in the province of Wel-

3:21AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SALES BY AUCTION.—THIS DAY.

Messbs. C. Artuuii and Son will sell to-day,

Messbs. C. Arthur and Son will sell to-day,

Me. Alfbed Buckland will sell to-day, at

Me. Alfred Buckland will sell to-day, at

Messbs. Beight and Co. will sell to-dny,

Messbs. Bright and Co. will sell to-dny,

son, Syxnonds-street, the whole of tlie household

son, Symonds-street, the whole of tlie household

at the Otahuliu yards, at two o'clock, fat cattle'

at the Otahuhu yards, at two o'clock, fat cattle'

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stores, Sliortland-street, at 11 o'clock, groceries

stores, Shortland-street, at 11 o'clock, groceries

Mr. Geo. Sibbix will sell to-day, at 11

Mr. Geo. Sibbin will sell to-day, at 11

allotments of land in East Haglan, and nine

allotments of land in East Raglan, and nine

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3:19AM, 22 October 2025 John edited HARAPIPI.

tractor is to bring tha mills from to

tractor is to bring tha mills from Whatawhata to

country lately from Haglan, Aotea, Waikato Heads,

country lately from Raglan, Aotea, Waikato Heads,

hold at To Awnmutu, by Mr. J. K unci man, on the

hold at Te Awamutu, by Mr. J. Runciman, on the

3:18AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Avon, cutter, 18 tons, Murray, from the Thameß,

Avon, cutter, 18 tons, Murray, from the Thames,

Wild Duct, ketch, 42 tons, Munroe, from the

Wild Duck, ketch, 42 tons, Munroe, from the

master, from Haglan, with 3 bags onions, 1 box lard,

master, from Raglan, with 3 bags onions, 1 box lard,

5 pigs, A, Barnes ; 15 bundles flax, Coombea and

5 pigs, A, Barnes ; 15 bundles flax, Coombes and

Passengers—Mrs. G-. Vloon and child, Mr. T. Wilson,

Passengers—Mrs. G-. Moon and child, Mr. T. Wilson,

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Kelson, in ballast. Passengers—Messrs. Dinocli,

Nelson, in ballast. Passengers—Messrs. Dinocli,

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3:16AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PAPAKURA ASSOCIATION.

o'clock in the Papakura Hotel. Mr. Keek,

o'clock in the Papakura Hotel. Mr. Kerr,

Mr. An deews proposed that the following

Mr. Andrews proposed that the following

Mr. Lindsay. Seconded by Mr. Geeenacee,

Mr. Lindsay. Seconded by Mr. Geeenacre,

Mr. Macdon.vld, in moving the first resolu-

Mr. Macdonald, in moving the first resolu-

Messrs. W. Hay, J. B. Hay, James liunciman,

Messrs. W. Hay, J. B. Hay, James Runciman,

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Drs. Wood, liayner, Messrs. Walker, Kerr,

Drs. Wood, Rayner, Messrs. Walker, Kerr,

roll of the district of Franklyn and Haglan."

roll of the district of Franklyn and Raglan."

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3:14AM, 22 October 2025 John edited WESLEYAN FOREIGN MISSIONS.

The Kev. Mr. Duller prtsidod.

The Kev. Mr. Buller prtsidod.

Smith, MeNiccol, J. T. Warlow Dines, Messrs. ■

Smith, McNiccol, J. T. Warlow Davies, Messrs. ■

Fletcher, Rewe, Caley, and other friends.

Fletcher, Rowe, Caley, and other friends.

■while in Haglan, Eaipara, and llokiatiga, we have

while in Raglan, Kaipara, and Hokianga, we have

3:13AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Untitled

Dβ. Pollex will address the electors

Dβ. Pollen will address the electors

of Frnnldin aud Haglan on "Wednesday,

of Franklin and Raglan on Wednesday,

3:11AM, 22 October 2025 John edited ELECTIONS TO COME, AND CANDIDATES.

Iflrtjor Stoney, and Messrs. Maya, Taylor,

Major Stoney, and Messrs. Mays, Taylor,

tmd dfcwkins are mentioned as additional

tmd Hawkins are mentioned as additional

| Messrs. 13. GouKon and W. Lane aie an-

| Messrs. B. Goulson and W. Lane aie an-

i The electors of h'aglan and Pianklin are

i The electors of Raglan and Franklin are

Hail, Otdhuhu, to-aiglit;, at 6 p m. Busine b:

Hail, Otahuhu, to-aiglit;, at 6 p m. Busine b:

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that J. M. Muuay, Ehj , has Lteu lcque-ted

that J. M. Murray, Ehj , has Lteu lcque-ted

). T. Boylaa

). T. Boylan

T. Macrearly *

T. Macready *

W. awanson +

W. Swanson +

swton (2) jDec. 2,

Newton (2) jDec. 2,

I. M. ckrk

I. M. clark

J. L Siuo'air

J. L Sinclair

5. Ha^ue Smith

5. Hague Smith

ri.ell (2) Deo. 7.

Parnell (2) Deo. 7.

Si J. Strxtforcl

Si J. Stratford

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3:08AM, 22 October 2025 John edited ANNUAL DISTRICT MEETING OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH.

tho R-,'V. Messrs. Warren and ijuttie oiFctrcd

tho R-,'V. Messrs. Warren and Buttle oiFctrcd

such as tho Wairaa Valley, in tha Hokiangn,

such as tho Waima Valley, in tha Hokianga,

connexion with the Conference. Tho Rev. .).

connexion with the Conference. Tho Rev. J.

Scriptures read, tho Revs. Whew ell and

Scriptures read, tho Revs. Whewell and

Haglan, &;.—O. H. Schnackenberg.

Raglan, &;.—C. H. Schnackenberg.

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vVaiuku.—J. Law.

Waiuku.—J. Law.

Hokiangu.—W. Howse.

Hokianga.—W. Howse.

Wan!»aroi.—One wanted.

Wangarei.—One wanted.

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3:04AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

S.a. Keera, Bain, from Napier. Passen-

S.s. Keera, Bain, from Napier. Passen-

Willie Wnikie, 13 tons, Abuor, for Wai-

Willie Winkie, 13 tons, Abner, for Wai-

Flora Macdonolcl, 18 tous, Kenny, for

Flora Macdonold, 18 tous, Kenny, for

Haglan. Passengers—Mrs. Moon, Mrs,

Raglan. Passengers—Mrs. Moon, Mrs,

Kmuaird, Mr. Smith, Mr. Gilraour.-—A.

Kinnaird, Mr. Smith, Mr. Gilmour.-—A.

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Baiues, agent.

Baines, agent.

The p.s Chailes Edward, from the West

The p.s Charles Edward, from the West

The s.s. St. Kilrta arrived in the Manukau

The s.s. St. Kilda arrived in the Manukau

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3:02AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Lima, p.s., Kaircliil'l, from tin? Thnnio* an<l Napier.

Luna, p.s., Fairchild, from tin? Thames an<l Napier.

Ivjinbof, scliootht. Mc' Jnv>r, fr<nu Mon^unui.

Ivanhoe, scliootht. Mc' Jnv>r, fr<nu Mon^unui.

Flora Mcboti&M, Kenny, !r«>m ILkl.iu.

Flora McDonald, Kenny, from Raglan.

XukuLiu, i-chnoiior, f«-r the Fiji*.

Nukulau, i-chnoiior, f«-r the Fiji*.

Uulwark. ship. fr«*»m ; loulm,:.

Bulwark. ship. fr«*»m ; loulm,:.

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Vnion, from Newcastle. It ft (*»th M-irrh,

Union, from Newcastle. It ft (*»th M-irrh,

Stnthnavar, schooner, from lUmcdiii.

Strathnavar, schooner, from lUmcdiii.

Kapier early to-day.

Napier early to-day.

Xlirt barque Be'U Mary has IkiuUhl alongside

Xlirt barque Bella Mary has IkiuUhl alongside

The burque llriton, V. 1). Dvsuii, master,

The burque Briton, V. 1). Dvsuii, master,

The schooner Xukulau t<x>k her departure

The schooner Nukulau t<x>k her departure

The schooner Ivanhoe arrived from Mongo*

The schooner Ivanhoe arrived from Mongo-

master, yesterday arrived at Otiehunga from

master, yesterday arrived at Onehunga from

Haglan, with the following : —2l bales

Raglan, with the following : —2l bales

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2:58AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

East • Hamilton, Mr LuQueanc ; West Hamilton, Mr

East • Hamilton, Mr LeQuesne ; West Hamilton, Mr

TeAwamutu, Mr lioach j Rangiuwhia, Mr iloklen ; Haglan,

Te Awamutu, Mr Roach j Rangiawhia, Mr Holden ; Raglan,

.Hr La Trobe ; Ohaupd, Mr Lewis..

.Hr La Trobe ; Ohaupo, Mr Lewis..

2:57AM, 22 October 2025 John edited News of the Week.

vember last, that among the Ngapnhi tribes

vember last, that among the Ngapuhi tribes

chest doing duty as a table. The Eev. C.

chest doing duty as a table. The Rev. C.

H. Schnackenberg, of Haglan, 'could say

H. Schnackenberg, of Raglan, 'could say

2:55AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

THE BEMTJEBA YARDS.

THE REMUERA YARDS.

200 Fat .Sheep, 60 Fat Pigs, from Haglan; at

200 Fat .Sheep, 60 Fat Pigs, from Raglan; at

: VUIfCAN LANE; ; 1

VULCAN LANE.

2:54AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 and marked it as complete

Haglan, New Zealand. °

Raglan, New Zealand.

2:53AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Wellington Independent MONDAY, 8th DECEMBER.

fifslda of Now Zealand. After referring

fields of Now Zealand. After referring

Wangarei, and Haglan, and the opera-

Wangarei, and Raglan, and the opera-

Kawaand Waikato, hesays : — " Samples

Kawa and Waikato, he says : — " Samples

the Wangauui district, and also from

the Wanganui district, and also from

Mount Roehfort, might be found under cir-

Mount Rochfort, might be found under cir-

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Bill (where a seam ten feet thick has

Hill (where a seam ten feet thick has

Clutha, Green Island, and Snug Valley

Clutha, Green Island, and Shag Valley

wood, Mount Roehfort, and the Grey,

wood, Mount Rochfort, and the Grey,

Kawa Kuwa, Waikati, Wangarei, Mal-

Kawa Kawa, Waikati, Wangarei, Mal-

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2:49AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

tho elector* of the Disti ict of Waipa

tho elector* of the District of Waipa

port the formation of a good load from

port the formation of a good road from

tho Waipa to Haglan, conjoining with

tho Waipa to Raglan, conjoining with

IyHAT DOES MR McMIMN

IyHAT DOES MR McMINN

2:47AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Taupo, s.s., C.truy, from East Coast ana

Taupo, s.s., Carey, from East Coast ana

S. K. Lymn, barque, A. rinkkam, Prom New

S. K. Lyman, barque, A. rinkkam, Prom New

-York via Fort Chalmers. Passengers : Mrs. and

-York via Port Chalmers. Passengers : Mrs. and

Howard, schooner, McDermott, from Jiussell.

Reward, schooner, McDermott, from Russell.

Hauraki, p.s., Oakes, for Kaglan.—A. Barnes,

Hauraki, p.s., Oakes, for Raglan.—A. Barnes,

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Hover, schooncr, Anderson, for "Wangarei.—

Rover, schooncr, Anderson, for "Wangarei.—

Pearl, kctch, Loverock, for Friendly Islands.

Pearl, ketch, Loverock, for Friendly Islands.

Haglan. On her return she will proceed to

Raglan. On her return she will proceed to

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2:44AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

I'ORT OK !■OKI. AN D.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Criffin. schooner. MeHprmott, from Kussel?.

Griffin. schooner. McDermott, from Russell.

S.xon, sdmoiiei, '. Mc.rCcn/.ie, from Tiniam

Saxon, sdmoiiei, '. Mc.rCcn/.ie, from Tiniam

' Kllerton, schooner, Uutter, fruin Tlluaru. -

Ellerton, schooner, Rutter, fruin Timaru. -

Ar.ib.-lla, bai.,U' I'.-.n -on, fmm J.utkKmi.

Arabella, barque, Pearson, fmm J.utkKmi.

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Tnrannki, r.h., Male >lm, for Npk rhiiiouth

Taranaki, r.h., Malcolm, for Npk rhiiiouth

The s.t. Jtookh & annouueud to leno

The s.s. Lalla Rookh & annouueud to leno

OneJiuiiga lr,r the Mauukau Heads and Wliatipu

Onehunga lr,r the Manukau Heads and Whatipu

Mills nt S a.m. on tYnlay, and for Haglan at

Mills nt S a.m. on tYnlay, and for Raglan at

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2:19AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Shipping Intelligence.

Bluo Bell, schooner, from Omah.

Blue Bell, schooner, from Omah.

2Carion, coal Hulk.

Marion, coal Hulk.

3feva, schooner, from Tahiti and Roro tonga.

Neva, schooner, from Tahiti and Roro tonga.

3Jorman, barque, from Hobart Town and Port

Norman, barque, from Hobart Town and Port

ITovelty, barque, from Sanfraneiseo.

Novelty, barque, from Sanfraneiseo.

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JPrince Regent, barquo, from Newcastle, N.S.W.

Prince Regent, barquo, from Newcastle, N.S.W.

ißevenge, schooner, from the Mauritius.

Revenge, schooner, from the Mauritius.

"Tssmanian Maid, p.s., from Wangarei.

Tasmanian Maid, p.s., from Wangarei.

of Captain Faircliild from Haglan.

of Captain Faircliild from Raglan.

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2:17AM, 22 October 2025 John edited ONEHUNGA.

Waibato and Raglan—Prince Alfred, to-day.

Waikato and Raglan—Prince Alfred, to-day.

and Haglan.

and Raglan.

Mr. Kirkwood s now schooner Stanlev, returned

Mr. Kirkwood s now schooner Stanley, returned

2:15AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Fou Gi-.i:v Rive#.—F.-tiry, earl}-.

Fou Grey River.—Fairy, earl}-.

Takanaki, Wangani'i, ano Wei.likgtox.—

Takanaki, Wanganui, ano Wei.likgtox.—

T.ittle Frill, from Wanganui.

Little Fred, from Wanganui.

Excelsior, from llokitika.

Excelsior, from Hokitika.

Blue Isose, p.s., from Waikato.

Blue Nose, p.s., from Waikato.

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Jloa, coal hulk.

Moa, coal hulk.

W. C. Went worth, coal liulk.

W. C. Wentworth, coal liulk.

Bingdove, from Hokiiika.

Ringdove, from Hokiiika.

The i> s. Prineo Alfred, also leaves ou Sunday for

The i> s. Prince Alfred, also leaves ou Sunday for

Port Waikato and Haglan.

Port Waikato and Raglan.

'i'hi; s.s. L,ady Ui' 1 1 also arrived yesterday morning,

'i'hi; s.s. Lady Bird also arrived yesterday morning,

W anganui in 2-t hours. She is hourly expected to

Wanganui in 2-t hours. She is hourly expected to

and ltaglan ou Sunday,

and Raglan ou Sunday,

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2:12AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

„ _ rpHE NEW ZEALAND STEAM

THE NEW ZEALAND STEAM

nrLJh% J- NA V IGATION COMPANY'S

NAVIGATION COMPANY'S

%!jf3rJp^. STEAMERS, under contract with the,

STEAMERS, under contract with the,

■wfiASjt3&sc> Government, will leave during caSh

Government, will leave during caSh

FOR WAIKATO, HAGLAN, TARANAKT,

FOR WAIKATO, RAGLAN, TARANAKI,

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WANGANUT, AND WELLINGTON.

WANGANUI, AND WELLINGTON.

■'sSsisaEHsSfr kato, as follows : —

kato, as follows : —

Auckland to Ng-iruawahi » £4 0 0

Auckland to Ngaruawahia £4 0 0

Ngai iKiw.ibia to Cunhrulqo 1 10 0

Ngai iKiw.ibia to Cambridge 1 10 0

Ngaruaw.ihia to To llori 1 0 0

Ngaruaw.ihia to To Rori 1 0 0

Kgaruawahia to Alexandia 1 10 0

Ngaruawahia to Alexandra 1 10 0

iB" Vessels leave Onchunira twice each week ;

iB" Vessels leave Onehunga twice each week ;

vifl Maungatawhiii Creek, daily.

vifl Maungatawhiri Creek, daily.

Queeu-stieet, September 4, ISGS.

Queeu-stieet, September 4, 1865.

Amj/gL,. rpHE favourite p.s. 'SNDFLY'

Amj/gL,. rpHE favourite p.s. 'SANDFLY'

T E3DAY, am i f or Wangaroi every

T E3DAY, am i f or Wangarei every

UOKITIKA GOLDFIELDS.

HOKITIKA GOLDFIELDS.

FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLING TOX,

FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON,

PICTON, NEL C ON, NEW PLYMOUTH,

PICTON, NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH,

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2:07AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

7, Pearl, cutu.r, 10 tona, Willi.ims, for Havelock.

7, Pearl, cutu.r, 10 tona, Williams, for Havelock.

S, Wnnganui, s.s., MM tons, John Linklater, for

S, Wanganui, s.s., 164 tons, John Linklater, for

Per s.s. Sto. .i* j !ii.*:. .Rom Wanganui. Messrs Andersou,

Per s.s. Stormbird from Wanganui. Messrs Andersou,

l Banga tin , *.*!.. f.'uni Mrumkau, Haglan, Taranaki, and

Rangatira, *.*!.. f.'uni Manukau, Raglan, Taranaki, and

i Wanganui

Wanganui

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Horo, s.s., from Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Dunedin

Hero, s.s., from Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Dunedin

Quoon, s s., for Napier iui.l Auckland, 15th

Queen, s s., for Napier iui.l Auckland, 15th

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2:04AM, 22 October 2025 John edited EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

BlulT, Bth Dec

Bluff, Bth Dec

Kangatira, s.s., from Lyttelton, and Dunediu, 13th

Rangatira, s.s., from Lyttelton, and Dunedin, 13th

Hero, s.s., for Melbourne, via Lytteltou and Dunedin.

Hero, s.s., for Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Dunedin.

Wellington, s.s., for Pictou, Nelson, Taranaki, and

Wellington, s.s., for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and

Itangitira, b s., for Napier and Auckland, 15th

Rangitira, b s., for Napier and Auckland, 15th

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Phcobe, s.s., for Pieton, Nelson, Taranaki, and

Phoebe, s.s., for Pieton, Nelson, Taranaki, and

ftlanukau, 19th Dec

Manukau, 19th Dec

Shuttloworth, left Wellington on the 25th November, at

Shuttleworth, left Wellington on the 25th November, at

at Haglan on tha 3Uth, at - r > a.m. ; sailed again same day

at Raglan on tha 3Uth, at - r > a.m. ; sailed again same day

day at 2 p.m.; arrived at Baglan samo day at 4 p.m.;

day at 2 p.m.; arrived at Raglan samo day at 4 p.m.;

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1:59AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Local and General News.

ing *. — '• Potatau 11., — Emperor of New Zea- j

ing *. — '• Potatau 11., — Emperor of New Zea-

clusion, Mr J*. H. Homer kindly undertook

clusion, Mr J*. H. Horner kindly undertook

The Ahubiei. — The N.Z.S.N. Company's

The Ahuriri. — The N.Z.S.N. Company's

the 57fch Regt., from Taranaki to Wanganui.

the 57th Regt., from Taranaki to Wanganui.

ganui, Taranaki, Haglan, Waikato, and

ganui, Taranaki, Raglan, Waikato, and

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have returned to Wellington by tho Uanga-

have returned to Wellington by tho Ranga-

The Rsad to Tabanaki. — The Wanga-

The Road to Taranaki. — The Wanga-

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1:55AM, 22 October 2025 John edited ARRIVAL OF THE 'ALEXANDRA.'

The s.B. 'Alexandra ' arrived in the Mnnukau yester-

The s.B. 'Alexandra ' arrived in the Manukau yester-

day from Tarauaki, Haglan, and Port Waikato. She

day from Taranaki, Raglan, and Port Waikato. She

■urpiibing that the accident to the ' Aiiedale' which

■urpiibing that the accident to the ' Airedale' which

occut red when the ' Alexandia' was going out of the

occut red when the ' Alexandra' was going out of the

The Kajfaiu DlSTiwcr. — A rumour wa« current

The Kaipara DlSTiwcr. — A rumour wa« current

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been threatening to have r-jvenge in th« event of Itua-

been threatening to have r-jvenge in th« event of Rua-

Garter was entered on Sunday last dining the almenue

Carter was entered on Sunday last dining the almenue

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1:53AM, 22 October 2025 John edited MAILS.

For Port Waikiito. Haglan. Tr.raraki. ard the South-

For Port Waikato. Raglan. Taranaki. ard the South-

ern Provinces, per f.s. 'AYongu 'Wonga,' on Tuesday

ern Provinces, per f.s. 'Wonga Wonga,' on Tuesday

1:52AM, 22 October 2025 John edited DRURY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Friday, October 9.

had beeu shot bv one of the sentries at St. John's lle-

had beeu shot bv one of the sentries at St. John's Re-

stationed at Kirikiti Kedoulit.

stationed at Kirikiri Redoubt.

column is about to proceed theie. "Waiioa was to have

column is about to proceed theie. "Wairoa was to have

;he Electoinl district of Haglan, caused by the legis-

;he Electoinl district of Raglan, caused by the legis-

lation of Mr. R. 0. Sti>varte

lation of Mr. R. O. Stewart.

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Or ago. — By tho ' Wild Wave,' which arrived yes-

Otago. — By tho ' Wild Wave,' which arrived yes-

;culay fiom Lyttolton wo have news from Otago

;culay fiom Lyttelton wo have news from Otago

saptaiu of the 'Piule of the Y.irra," tho vessel that

saptaiu of the 'Pride of the Yarra," tho vessel that

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1:49AM, 22 October 2025 John edited AUCKLAND.

Mauugatawhiri: neither must we allow the road now

Maungatawhiri: neither must we allow the road now

making at Haglan to cross the Waitetuna :"-r-to

making at Raglan to cross the Waitetuna :"-to

winch all were unanimous. " :

which all were unanimous. " :

It is said that Thompson merely put thisforth as a

It is said that Thompson merely put this forth as a

n itives r siding at Oi;kei r join in the New Zealan-

n itives r siding at Orakei r join in the New Zealan-

1:40AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

_alla Kookh. e.s., Robertson, from Kaglan.

Lalla Rookh. e.s., Robertson, from Raglan.

- Wallerandob "li!pOETS.

- Waller andob "li!pOETS.

Per s b. Lalla Rookh, Baglan_: lo pigs,

Per s b. Lalla Rookh, Raglan_: lo pigs,

for from the

for Hokianga from the

" a Th<H U . Be L.lla Rckh whi* arrived on Mon-

The ss Lalla Rookh which arrived on Mon-

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from BasUa. had a very ro« B h pas-

day night from Raglan, had a very rough pas-

wmmm

Wanaka McGillivray Manukau

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1:35AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Lalla Uookh, 3.8., Robertson, from Waitara.

Lalla Rookh, 3.8., Robertson, from Waitara.

Uawcii p s Kennedy, from the South. Pas-

Hawea s s Kennedy, from the South. Pas-

Burnett (2), and Little, Mesdames llolleston,

Burnett (2), and Little, Mesdames Rolleston,

p.s., Marshall, for Waikn

Waikato p.s., Marshall, for Waikn

Pee P.s. llO'xcnii, from Wanganui : 2 bulls,

Pee s.s. Rowena, from Wanganui : 2 bulls,

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Per s.s. Lalla. Uookh, from Waitara: IG4

Per s.s. Lalla. Rookh, from Waitara: IG4

Per schooner Eaergy, from Greymouth : 172

Per schooner Energy, from Greymouth : 172

reached Oneliunga wharf .19 She is

reached Onehunga wharf .19 She is

ment, in charge of Inspector Gascoigno, left by

ment, in charge of Inspector Gascoigne, left by

The Northern Co.'s s.s. iiowena arrived at a

The Northern Co.'s s.s. Rowena arrived at a

The s.s. Lalla Uookh arrived from Waitara

The s.s. Lalla Rookh arrived from Waitara

day for Kaglan.

day for Raglan.

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1:32AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

The s s. LaUa Bookh was to leave for Kaglan

The s s. Lalla Rookh was to leave for Raglan

1:31AM, 22 October 2025 John edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

jHk A GIZ BLAS,

GIL BLAS,

SOSi T H SHORE,

NORTH SHORE,

Tizabp, Brothers,

Tizard, Brothers,

Haglan, West Coast.

Raglan, West Coast.

r |''O BE LET,’ — a Newly Erected

TO BE LET,’ — a Newly Erected

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J. Building on one of the best sit-s in

Building on one of the best sit-s in

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1:26AM, 22 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

City of N«w York, P.M. »•*•. Cobb, for

City of New York, P.M. »•*•. Cobb, for

S.S., debater, for Sydney. Pas-

Albion, S.S., Webster, for Sydney. Pas-

Karotonga.

Rarotonga.

Oce&n,' schooner, 28 tons, Cockfield, for

Ocean,' schooner, 28 tons, Cockfield, for

Hannah Mokan, s.s., McCarthy, from Bag-

Hannah Mokau, s.s., McCarthy, from Rag-

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Bowena, 8.5., Scott, from "Waitara. — A.

Rowena, 8.5., Scott, from "Waitara. — A.

Per h.s. Hannah Mokau, from Kaglan : 24

Per h.s. Hannah Mokau, from Raglan : 24

Per s.s. Kowena, from Waitara: 50 sacks

Per s.s. Rowena, from Waitara: 50 sacks

T<3 The sX Hannah Mokau arrived from Kaglan

T<3 The sX Hannah Mokau arrived from Raglan

The s.'s. Kowaua arrived from YTaitara at i

The s.'s. Rowena arrived from Waitara at i

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1:23AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ports. Passengers: Miss Briggß, Mesdames

ports. Passengers: Miss Briggs, Mesdames

Messrs. Jamieson, Architd, Mathias, Mirim,

Messrs. Jamieson, Archard, Mathias, Mirim,

Kennedy, Henderson, Abbott, Bngel, Kame,

Kennedy, Henderson, Abbott, Engel, Rame,

Lalla Kookh, s.s., Robertson, from Waitara.

Lalla Rookh, s.s., Robertson, from Waitara.

hunza Wharf at 9.30 a.m. The Penguin was to

hunga Wharf at 9.30 a.m. The Penguin was to

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The s.s. L:i)la Rookh arrived at 3.40 p.m.

The s.s. Lalla Rookh arrived at 3.40 p.m.

day for Kaglan. .

day for Raglan.

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1:20AM, 22 October 2025 John edited POUT OF ONEHUNGA.

POUT OF ONEHUNGA.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Lalla Kookb, s.s. : Campbell, from Waitara.

Lalla Rookh, s.s. : Campbell, from Waitara.

Passengers : —Mr. and Mrs. Weaton, and assist-

Passengers : —Mr. and Mrs. Weston, and assist-

Haselmeyer), and Bo wen.—Waller and Co.,

Haselmeyer), and Bowen.—Waller and Co.,

Wairoa River, K:iparn, at noon today.

Wairoa River, Kaipara, at noon today.

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yesterday from Waitura. with a full cargo, prin-

yesterday from Waitara. with a full cargo, prin-

thither at noon to-diiy, and to proceed to Kag-

thither at noon to-diiy, and to proceed to Rag-

Akiuyal.— May 15, Sarah Pile, from Wel-

Arrival.— May 15, Sarah Pile, from Wel-

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1:18AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

gers : masters Harding (2).—A. B-trnes, agent.

gers : masters Harding (2).—A. Barnes, agent.

The s.s. Lalla Kookh will probably arrive

The s.s. Lalla Rookh will probably arrive

Kaglan. • .

Raglan.

The s.s. Kowena is advertised to leave lor

The s.s. Rowena is advertised to leave lor

1:16AM, 22 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

AKBIVAL.

ARRIVAL.

"Wild Duck, ketch, Phipps, from "WaiSara.—

Wild Duck, ketch, Phipps, from "Waitara.—

Eowena, b.b. , Amorlco, for Waitara.—A.

Rowena, b.b. , Amodeo, for Waitara.—A.

Hannah Mokau, b.s., Kcano, for Waitara.—A.

Hannah Mokau, b.s., Keane, for Waitara.—A.

The s.s. Lalla Kookh is announced to leave

The s.s. Lalla Rookh is announced to leave

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for Waitara nt 3 p.m. to-morrow, and for Kag-

for Waitara nt 3 p.m. to-morrow, and for Rag-

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11:42PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond marked POLICE INTELLIGENCE. as complete

11:42PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

the ensuing Sessions, but allowed bail/himself

the ensuing Sessions, but allowed bail, himself

in £IOO, and two sureties in £SO each. The

in £100, and two sureties in £50 each. The

11:41PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

off Brown's order of Abrahams. After

off Brown's Island by order of Abrahams. After

11:39PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited CORONERS INQUESTS. and marked it as complete

without beiug properly fenced round.

without being properly fenced round.

to the door, that have the benefit of

to the door, that he might have the benefit of

subsequently held, there being Dr. John-

subsequently held, there being present Dr. John-

the heart. The iury returned a verdict to

the heart. The jury returned a verdict to

11:35PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited CORONERS INQUESTS.

to be erected

to be erected.

* As the case was so clear to the jury, they im-

As the case was so clear to the jury, they im-

mediately returned a verdict of— Found drowned.

mediately returned a verdict of—Found drowned.

11:34PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited CORONERS INQUESTS.

our respected townsman Mr. Win, Mason,

our respected townsman Mr. Wm, Mason,

who it appeared had left his home

Auctioneer), who it appeared had left his home

11:33PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond marked Domestic Intelligence. as complete

11:33PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

Masters and Servants Act''—made applicable

"Masters and Servants Act''—made applicable

11:31PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

these are ho survive. An appeal has,

these are placed who survive. An appeal has,

made in vain ; particularly as it has been proved

made in vain; particularly as it has been proved

11:28PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

tising columns, that the first horse-racts in this

tising columns, that the first horse-races in this

, Auckland, and the establishmeut of races there

Auckland, and the establishment of races there

cannot fail to enhance, greatly, tiie value of pro-

cannot fail to enhance, greatly, the value of pro-

perty in the vicinity of the course. •

perty in the vicinity of the course.

A case of real Distress.—ln another column

A CASE OF REAL DISTRESS.—ln another column

11:22PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

Epsom Races in New Zealand !—lt will be

EPSOM RACES IN NEW ZEALAND !—lt will be

11:21PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

Caution. —Employing Soldiers.—By an

CAUTION.—EMPLOYING SOLDIERS.—By an

" Masters and Servants Act''—made applicable

Masters and Servants Act''—made applicable

more than £2O, nor less than £5.

more than £20, nor less than £5.

Nuisance. —A party of Maories congregate

NUISANCE.—A party of Maories congregate

neighbourhood. SomethflP| should be done to

neighbourhood. Something should be done to

11:20PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

to poison herself by takitfg arsenic, procured udder

to poison herself by taking arsenic, procured under

11:18PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

Daring Burglars.—Last night, about twelve

DARING BURGLARS.—Last night, about twelve

Court of Requests.—lt is important the pub-

COURT OF REQUESTS.—lt is important the pub-

in the " Government Gazette" of Wednesday last,

in the "Government Gazette" of Wednesday last,

plaintiffs suing in this court must c-'ise the sum-

plaintiffs suing in this court must cause the sum-

Attempted Suicide.—On Tuesday ,evening

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—On Tuesday ,evening

11:16PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Domestic Intelligence.

Daring Burglars.—last night, about twelve

Daring Burglars.—Last night, about twelve

11:14PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Wreck of the Brig "Sophia Pate." TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST. and marked it as complete

injudicious, but they do not deem any further !

injudicious, but they do not deem any further

blame attaches to the Master of the Sophia Pate"

blame attaches to the Master of the Sophia Pate."

11:14PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Wreck of the Brig "Sophia Pate." TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST.

The following is a list of the survivors :

The following is a list of the survivors:––

mate ; Henry Harrison, second ditto ; 6 seamen,

mate; Henry Harrison, second ditto; 6 seamen,

The captain and crew arrived here in a eanoe

The captain and crew arrived here in a canoe

the evidence, the -magistrates, came to the fol-

the evidence, the magistrates, came to the fol-

lowing decision: —

lowing decision:—

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" The Justices assembled in Petty Sessions, are

"The Justices assembled in Petty Sessions, are

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11:12PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. & E.C. AERO CLUB

Leod, G. H. Roach ; club captain, Mi

Leod, G. H. Roach ; club captain, Mr

tee, Messrs D. H. Newbegin, L. E

tee, Messrs D. H. Newbegin, C. E

Nelson Smith. R Al. Field, P. K.

Nelson Smith. R M. Field, P. K.

Powdrell, T. E. O’Dowd, 1. McLeod,

Powdrell, T. E. O’Dowd, I. McLeod,

Lett; ground engineer, Air R. J.

Lett; ground engineer, Mr R. J.

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Pellow : secretary and treasurer. All

Pellow : secretary and treasurer. Mr

R. D. Brown; auditor, Air J. S.

R. D. Brown; auditor, Mr J. S.

Air Kessell though that general

Mr Kessell though that general

meetings should lie held more fre-

meetings should be held more fre-

Hitherto there bad only been one

Hitherto there had only been one

that ho had no confidence in the

that he had no confidence in the

the executive could carry ou if they

the executive could carry on if they

pier members bad to become flying

pier members had to become flying

Referring to the visit of Air Oscar

Referring to the visit of Mr Oscar

next, together with Captain llaigh,

next, together with Captain Haigh,

Mayor (Mr O. F. Roach) had been

Mayor (Mr G. F. Roach) had been

approached, and he hud expressed his

approached, and he had expressed his

.Monday He and Mr Chichester had

Monday. He and Mr Chichester had

bad as intrepid and daring flyers as

had as intrepid and daring flyers as

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11:11PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Wreck of the Brig "Sophia Pate." TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST.

they arrived off the port in about 2 1/2 davs, when

they arrived off the port in about 2½ days, when

the weather coming on thick and hazy, the brio-

the weather coming on thick and hazy, the brig

headforthe proper Channel. (There are two

head for the proper Channel. (There are two

keeping a hend in the chains to take the sound-

keeping a hand in the chains to take the sound-

ings which varied from 8 to 4 fathoms until thev

ings which varied from 8 to 4 fathoms until they

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at once to 2 1/2 fathoms, immediately after which

at once to 2½ fathoms, immediately after which

lad 13 years of age ; (most of them were, at the

lad 13 years of age; (most of them were, at the

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11:10PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. & E.C. AERO CLUB

lounge of the Hastings 1.M.C.A.,

lounge of the Hastings Y.M.C.A.,

Speaking to the annual leport, Sir

Speaking to the annual report, Sir

Andrew rtussell said chai fiom a

Andrew Russell said that from a

yer’s actitvities. The club had. been

year’s activities. The club had been

unfortunate m losing the services of

unfortunate in losing the services of

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Captain White, who had been of,

Captain White, who had been of

ances, and he did not. like to call

ances, and he did not like to call

mg district had been served, and he

ing district had been served, and he

—the Moth (2K—AAB) at £4OO, and

—the Moth (2K—AAB) at £400, and

the Spartan (ZK—AAY) at £5OO.

the Spartan (ZK—AAY) at £500.

been valued at £lOO more than the

been valued at £100 more than the

was worth £470, less £7O for depre-

was worth £470, less £70 for depre-

at £BOO, or £7O less than a year ago.

at £800, or £70 less than a year ago.

Last year they had a margin of £4OO,

Last year they had a margin of £400,

£7O off the Spartan’s value. The

£70 off the Spartan’s value. The

Spartan was really not worth £BOO,

Spartan was really not worth £800,

amount tu writs it off altogethei,

amount to write it off altogether,

so they intended to spread £3OO of

so they intended to spread £300 of

In asking for an explanation ol

In asking for an explanation of

come from Hie pageant was £519,

come from the pageant was £519,

of £lBO representing expenses. The

of £180 representing expenses. The

the boaid of visitors, gate-keepers,

the board of visitors, gate-keepers,

Mr Kessell; 1 thank you for your

Mr Kessell; I thank you for your

still a further £5OO on the Spartan

still a further £500 on the Spartan

to look for next year. 1 do not

to look for next year. I do not

Mr Blown; We have boosted no-

Mr Brown; We have boosted no-

Niue of us had to guarantee £5O

Nine of us had to guarantee £50

each, and w e were glad when it was

each, and we were glad when it was

follows;—Patron, The Kt. Hou. J.

follows;—Patron, The Rt. Hon. J.

G. Coates; presiuent. Sit A. H. Rus-

G. Coates; president. Sir A. H. Rus-

sell ; vice-presidents, tne Hous. E.

sell ; vice-presidents, the Hons. E.

A. Ransom and J. G. Cobbe, Messis

A. Ransom and J. G. Cobbe, Messrs

.vi.P., K. S. Williams, M.P., W. E.

M.P., K. S. Williams, M.P., W. E.

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11:05PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Wreck of the Brig "Sophia Pate." TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST.

After a rather rough passage of eight davs,

After a rather rough passage of eight days,

cabaya)-, as passenger, with water and provisions,

cabaya), as passenger, with water and provisions,

11:03PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Wreck of the Brig "Sophia Pate." TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST.

and Mr. Mackey, in the cabin ; Mr. and Mrs.

and Mr. Mackey, in the cabin; Mr. and Mrs.

children; Mr. and Mrs. Steward and 2 children ;

children; Mr. and Mrs. Steward and 2 children;

11:01PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond marked METROPOLITAN CHURCH. as complete

11:01PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

,It was far from being the wish of the Trustees

It was far from being the wish of the Trustees

WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND,"}

WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND,

GEORGE COOPER, ( T

GEORGE COOPER,

FRANCIS FISHER, £ trustees.

FRANCIS FISHER, Trustees.

M. RICHMOND, J

M. RICHMOND,

10:59PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

the Hawke's Bay aiid East Coast Aero

the Hawke's Bay and East Coast Aero

ing a eatisfactory arrangenient with

ing a satisfactory arrangement with

the . present tenalit, Mr J. Vigor

the present tenant, Mr J. Vigor

10:59PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

1 bcious of tho fact. The&o people cense to

scious of tho fact. These people cease to

; uttend public worship, or do so making

attend public worship, or do so making

j many t enervation*. It is largely for tho

many reservations. It is largely for tho

' benefit of «uch that this Society has been

benefit of «uch that this Society has been

j established. ' We have no creed as a, cou-

established. We have no creed as a con-

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; diUon of membership, boomi-so we cannot

dition of membership, beouse we cannot

' conceive of a jnat God imposing on us tno

conceive of a jnat God imposing on us tno

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10:59PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

entered into, a very large amount ol personal

entered into, a very large amount of personal

! liability.

liability.

whether the charge of " supineness and delay " be

whether the charge of "supineness and delay" be

■

10:57PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

Their part is now so far fulfilled that " the pro-

Their part is now so far fulfilled that "the pro-

10:56PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

because the Subscribers, at the April meeting .

because the Subscribers, at the April meeting

the persiaission of the Governor', expended a part

the permission of the Governor, expended a part

hud better accommodation been elsewhere attain-

had better accommodation been elsewhere attain-

of the colony, been either " unfit or inadequate."

of the colony, been either "unfit or inadequate."

That the Trustees have taken the " most judicious

That the Trustees have taken the "most judicious

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weather), and in which the " present settlers"

weather), and in which the "present settlers"

may " then congregate on the Sabbath to perform

may "then congregate on the Sabbath to perform

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10:51PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Tannisi. s.a.. Muir, from Sydney, via has-

Tararua, s.a.. Muir, from Sydney, via has-

Opoiiki. c-itter, Neill, from Opotiki.—Master,

Opotiki. c-itter, Neill, from Opotiki.—Master,

Vaitaki. s.s., Edie, from Taurangs.— Lmon

Waitaki. s.s., Edie, from Taurangs.— Lmon

Medorr,. fchooner, Ngaru, trom Awanui.—

Medora,. fchooner, Ngaru, trom Awanui.—

Krieiuhilda, schooner, Bathurst, for lYhanga-

Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathurst, for lYhanga-

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Tap s.s. Lalla Ronkh arrived from Waitara at

Tap s.s. Lalla Rookh arrived from Waitara at

for the same port, and for Kaglan on Monday

for the same port, and for Raglan on Monday

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10:49PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

The s.s. Lali i Kookh leaves for WaiUra at

The s.s. Lalla Rookh leaves for Waitara at

noon to-d .y, and on Thursday next for Kaglan.

noon to-d .y, and on Thursday next for Raglan.

10:47PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Kotomahana, s.s., Underwood, from Mel-

Rotomahana, s.s., Underwood, from Mel-

- bourne, via East Coast. Passengers :-From

bourne, via East Coast. Passengers :-From

Glen'el" s.s., Farquhar, from Tauranga.

Glenelg s.s., Farquhar, from Tauranga.

Kaglan. — S.s. Lalla Rookh. Friday. _

Raglan. — S.s. Lalla Rookh. Friday. _

10:46PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Bwotonga. Paseeugerj : Mr. Hugh O'Donnell.

Rarotonga. Paseeugerj : Mr. Hugh O'Donnell.

ilangatira, August 23.

Rangatira, August 23.

Kaglan. — S.s. Lalla Rookh. early.

Raglan. — S.s. Lalla Rookh. early.

10:46PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

llatelle.barqueniine, McMillan, fromOamara.

Estelle.barqueniine, McMillan, from Oamaru.

ICato McGregor, schooner, Couch, from Oa-

Kate McGregor, schooner, Couch, from Oa-

I'ri"'o Alfred, barqnentine, Schenkel, from

Prince Alfred, barqnentine, Schenkel, from

ITaitaW, s.s., Edie, fro.n Russell.—Union

Waitaki, s.s., Edie, fro.n Russell.—Union

Nb? Plymouth, Wangandi, and Sooth—S.a.

New Plymouth, Wanganui, and Sooth—S.a.

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Itangatira, Tuesday.

Rangatira, Tuesday.

KAGLAN. — S.s. 1-aJla Uookh, early.

RAGLAN. — S.s. Lalla Rookh, early.

Loclmagar, barque, from London,s:iilod June 12.

Lochnagar, barque, from London,s:iilod June 12.

■Feraglen, barque, from London.

Fernglen, barque, from London.

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10:45PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Our mission. — It lms been imertod by

Our mission. — It lms been asserted by

some that the- name of this Society is

some that the name of this Society is

mi&euding to oulsidura, or that it dues

misleading to oulsiders, or that it does

not explain our position in religious mut-

not explain our position in religious mat-

ters. \o cull our.-elves Unitaiiuu buc.iuso

ters. to call ourselves Unitarians because

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, wo assert our belief in tho Unity of Uotl

we assert our belief in tho Unity of God

mid His kingdom. So fur wo arc in har-

and His kingdom. So fur wo are in har-

mony with all religious bodies. Voarom

mony with all religious bodies. We are in

luuinony with most denominations on many

harmony with most denominations on many

differ among thenmdvea that wo ditter

differ among thenmdves that we differ

ters tombing belief Tins called in question

ters touching belief has called in question

1 Humiliations or chut chest, notably tho

nominations or churches, notably the

doctiino of tho Trinity, mid iniuiy

doctiino of the Trinity, and many

thoughtful members of thoso bodies Imvo

thoughtful members of those bodies have

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10:43PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Gisbop.se, Napieh, and Sooth. —S.s. Rotorua,

Gisborne, Napier, and Sooth. —S.s. Rotorua,

Waitaiia. — S.s. Hannah Mokau, early.

Waitara. — S.s. Hannah Mokau, early.

Jttangatira, May 21.

Rangatira, May 21.

Raglan.—S.s. L;ul;i Rookh. from Manukau,

Raglan.—S.s. Lalla Rookh. from Manukau,

Rossell. —S.s. "Waitaki, Friday; s.s. lona,

Russell. —S.s. "Waitaki, Friday; s.s. lona,

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The s.b. Lalia Rookli is advertised to leave j

The s.b. Lalla Rookh is advertised to leave j

Onehunga for Kaglan at 8 o'clock this morning, j

Onehunga for Raglan at 8 o'clock this morning, j

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10:42PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

directed to advertise for the follo'wing Tenders,

directed to advertise for the following Tenders,

building*' Tenders were received and contracts

building. Tenders were received and contracts

the Ist of November next, and .continue it

the 1st of November next, and .continue it

is*to be immediately completed.

is to be immediately completed.

10:41PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Piettj Jano, s.s., 101 tons. TTelandoi, from

Pretty Jane, s.s., 101 tons. TTelandoi, from

Policeman entering Kussell, when she

Policeman entering Russell, when she

Kaglan, oa Satuiday, with »undrie«.

Raglan, oa Satuiday, with »undrie«.

10:40PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Eliie Meikle, schooner, 41 tons, Roch, from

Ellie Meikle, schooner, 41 tons, Roch, from

Ann McLeotl, schooner, 30 tons, Smith, from

Ann McLeod, schooner, 30 tons, Smith, from

"VVangnrei. — Master, agent.

Wangarei. — Master, agent.

cutter, with sundries, for Kaglan.

cutter, with sundries, for Raglan.

The s.s. Wellington will leave the Manuk.ui,

The s.s. Wellington will leave the Manukau,

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The ship Ferngle i ia to take up the berth at

The ship Fernglen ia to take up the berth at

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10:40PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

'Jesus Paid It All,' is not Bible. Satau

'Jesus Paid It All,' is not Bible. Satan

pnys the debt. Orthodoxy does not believa

pays the debt. Orthodoxy does not believe

tlmt Jesus died, yet celebrate His death

that Jesus died, yet celebrate His death

ing, 7 to 8, corner Cuba and Dixou

ing, 7 to 8, corner Cuba and Dixon

stieetß. ' Leasohold 1 or freehold "by Mr

streets. ' Leasohold or freehold "by Mr

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Kobinson. . *

Robinson.

Mr. J. Hutchexon, ex-M.H.R. Subjeot—

Mr. J. Hutcheson, ex-M.H.R. Subject—

" Iraußitiou from Capitalism to SooiaUsm "

"TIrausition from Capitalism to Sooialism "

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