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10:38PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

12th of May', a plan with specifications was

12th of May, a plan with specifications was

adopted, and on the L Bth of May, submitted to

adopted, and on the 18th of May, submitted to

neral— and on the 14th of July, the Architect was

neral—and on the 14th of July, the Architect was

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Spiritual Man. ' Psycliouietry will be de-

Spiritual Man. ' Psychometry will be de-

uionstiated; All cordially invited. '

monstrated; All cordially invited.

iMobfrage of Lite for December.

Message of Lite for December.

\J ELLINGTON CENTRAL MISSION,

WELLINGTON CENTRAL MISSION,

t» liEEBERT-S'rEKKr.

HERBERT-STREET.

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6 p.m.— Open-air, Ghuznee-streeL.

6 p.m.— Open-air, Ghuznee-street.

7 p.m. — Evungelihtio — Mr. Keijun,

7 p.m. — Evangelistix — Mr. Kerjan,

fnHHOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,

THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,

ROOM NO. 4, YOUK CHAMBERS,

ROOM NO. 4, YORK CHAMBERS,

MAJNiN EliS - oTRJiKT.

MANNERS - STRJEET.

SUNDAY, 4lh DEC UMBER.

SUNDAY, 4lh DECEMBER.

7 p.m. Subject — " Recognition, or the

7 p.m. Subject — "Recognition, or the

Questions at closo. Collection.

Questions at close. Collection.

INGESTRE-STHEWT HALL.

INGESTRE-STREET HALL.

mHE Gospel will be Preached (D.V.) on

THE Gospel will be Preached (D.V.) on

JL Lord's Day, 4th December, at 7 p.m.,

Lord's Day, 4th December, at 7 p.m.,

by Mr. houthall and Mr. Stnall. All invited.

by Mr. Southall and Mr. Small. All invited.

beats all free. No eolleotiou.

seats all free. No colleotion.

m_KVJ.OI!;S under the auspices of tho

SERVICES under the auspices of the

C 5 Unitarian Society will be conducted by

Unitarian Society will be conducted by

frufossor SU'Kenzio, M A., in tlie Druids'

Professor M'Kenzie, M A., in the Druids'

Hull Lodge Itoom on Sunday, at 7 p.m. Sub-

Hall Lodge Room on Sunday, at 7 p.m. Sub-

ject—" Prom Dogma to Reason." All invited.

ject — "From Dogma to Reason." All invited.

CiHURCH OF COD, Whart (D.V )—

CiHURCH OF COD, Wharf (D.V.) —

) SABBATH, 2.45 — "Under Law to

SABBATH, 2.45 — "Under Law to

Christ is to oboy the Father's Law. No

Christ is to obey the Father's Law. No

Salvation for Unreformed ]«,w-brea_ers."

Salvation for Unreformed law-breakers."

Ingeßtre-streot, at 8 p.m.—" That Hymn,

Ingestre-street, at 8 p.m.—" That Hymn,

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10:37PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA

Ladybhd, s.h., 2% tons, Andrew, for Southern

Ladybird, s.h., 296 tons, Andrew, for Southern

St. Kikla, s s , for AVanganui.

St. Kikla, s s , for Wanganui.

Dawn, cutter, for Kaglan.

Dawn, cutter, for Raglan.

teid.iy iiftornoon. The Dawn sailed for I'.ujl.m

teid.iy iiftornoon. The Dawn sailed for Raglan

10:36PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

W»iUni?i, "hni, i.i.'rf om -oth mi, f r Lunrion vi»

Waitangi, "hni, i.i.'rf om -oth mi, f r Lunrion vi»

Ljttelt) i — N V. s ipuing Co , a^ent-,

Lyttelton — N V. s ipuing Co , a^ent-,

Manuk&u from Kaglan, with a 011140 of 2fj

Manukau from Raglan, with a 011140 of 2fj

The as. Southern Cioss kft Tauianga,

The as. Southern Cross kft Tauranga,

10:34PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited METROPOLITAN CHURCH.

attei i n to the article which appeared in

attention to the article which appeared in

land Gazilte, under the title of " The Church,"

land Gazette, under the title of "The Church,"

servations :~«-

servations:––

Resolutions, that the Meeting in April,, at Go-

Resolutions, that the Meeting in April, at Go-

Trustees, but for providing funds for the.erection

Trustees, but for providing funds for the erection

10:34PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

Kaiiara Heads : To-morrow morning,

Kaipara Heads : To-morrow morning,

i.gaiei about s pi.i.; Kia Ora arrives at

ngarei about s pi.i.; Kia Ora arrives at

uiiehuuga from Waitara. Kawhia, and Rag-

Onehunga from Waitara. Kawhia, and Rag-

l.iu; Rarawa arrives at Onehunga fioui

lan. Rarawa arrives at Onehunga fioui

arrives from Kuaotunu. Mercury Ray and

arrives from Kuaotunu. Mercury Bay and

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Whakataue at 10 a.m.

Whakatane at 10 a.m.

Sunday: Waitaugi arives from Tauranga

Sunday: Waitangi arives from Tauranga

about 'i a in.: Kara an leaves Onehrn-ja for

about 'i a in.: Rarawa leaves Onehrn-ja for

N w Plymouth at 4 p.m. (train 2.30 p.m.)*

New Plymouth at 4 p.m. (train 2.30 p.m.)*

Wharf i at 5 p.m.; Gleuclg arrives from

Wharf i at 5 p.m.; Glenelg arrives from

llokiauga via ports.

Hokianga via ports.

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10:33PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

"N'ehemiah's Grief and Grayer for Jeiu.

"Nehemiah's Grief and Grayer for Jeru-

tialuui."

salem."

rp_._ MISSIONS TO SKAMKN

the MISSIONS TO SEAMEN

X CHUROH AND INSTITUTE,

CHUROH AND INSTITUTE,

Whiunore-street (near Ferry Wharf).

Whitmore-street (near Ferry Wharf).

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Pi eaefyer— Mr. J. Moore, Missioner.

Preacher— Mr. J. Moore, Missioner.

Subjects— (l) " Useful Changes ; (2) " Tho

Subjects— (l) " Useful Changes ; (2) "The

Story Wanted, the Story Told*;" (3) ".Nothing

Story Wanted, the Story Told;" (3) "Nothing

opened at 2.30. Institute opeued daily.

opened at 2.30. Institute opened daily.

WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION ■Of

WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION Of

• SPIItITUALISTfc. (Rbgistbbbd).

SPIItITUALISTS. (Registered).

NEW CENTURY HALL, K_nt.tmuu.cb.

NEW CENTURY HALL, Kent.terrace.

TO-MORKOW, SUNDAY, 4th DEC.

TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 4th DEC.

Tho Rev. Fergus Fergusson, Presbyterian

The Rev. Fergus Fergusson, Presbyterian

Minister, of Victoria., will Lectoce as above.

Minister, of Victoria., will Lecture as above.

Subject—" Spiritualism or Christianity Bora

Subject— "Spiritualism or Christianity Born

Again." " Behold, I Make All Things New/*

Again." "Behold, I Make All Things New"

Tiio Bible the Text Book iv a New Light.

The Bible the Text Book in a New Light.

Message of J.iteior December. Admission,

Message of Life for December. Admission,

6d and Is. ChUdreu's Lyomim at 2.30.

6d and Is. Children's Lyoaeum at 2.30.

A, ELLINGTON SPIRITUALISTS*

WELLINGTON SPIRITUALISTS'

42a, OUBA-STKEKT.

SOCIETY CUBA-STREET.

ING, 4th December, at 7 o'elook.

ING, 4th December, at 7 o'clock.

Mrs. Patterson Sorensen will give aTranoe

Mrs. Patterson Sorensen will give a Tranoe

Address. -Subject— "•Tho I'rogress of tha

Address. - Subject— "The Progress of the

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10:31PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Untitled

mometer rises about 5 with northerly and north-eas;erly

mometer rises about 5° with northerly and north-easterly

It stood lowest (at 36° ) one night in July, and highest

It stood lowest (at 36°) one night in July, and highest

(at 84 ° ) one day in January.

(at 84°) one day in January.

Prevailing

Prevailing Winds

Average heigh

Average height

10:30PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited Untitled

Harbour Master s Office, 16th Sept. 1641.

Harbour Master s Office, 16th Sept. 1841.

XSCETEABOXiOG'SOAXi TAB&S,

METEREOLOGICAL TABLE,

From 16th Sept. 1840, to the 16th Sept.'lß4l.

From 16th Sept. 1840, to the 16th Sept. 1841.

The easterly gales, which -generally occur about the ful'

The easterly gales, which generally occur about the full

ia the winter months are accompanied by frosts. The ther-

in the winter months are accompanied by frosts. The ther-

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mometer rises about 5 ° with northerly and north-eas;erly

mometer rises about 5 with northerly and north-eas;erly

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10:28PM, 21 October 2025 John edited BIRTHS. and marked it as complete

GIFFISON.—On January 1, fit Ragliu, the wife

GIFFISON.—On January 1, at Raglan, the wife

(i W. Giffison, Kaoroa, of a son.

of W. Giffison, Kaoroa, of a son.

10:28PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

Flower Service, sacramental Service:

Flower Service, Sacramental Service:

6.30 p.m., Itev. j. Cocker.

6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Cocker.

.ISLAfIiJ BAi~-3 p.m., Mr. Ridding.

ISLAND BAY -3 p.m., Mr. Ridding.

■ J>RlM£TlV_i METHODIST CHURCHES

PRlMITlVE METHODIST CHURCHES

.^DNEY^ST., Thonidon-11 a.m/, Mr. J.

SYDNEY ST., Thorndon - 11 a.m, Mr. J.

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Stouehouse; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. R. Fow.

Stonehouse; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. R. Fow.

PKTOaiiWl a.m., Rev. J. R. Fowj

PETONE - 11 a.m., Rev. J. R. Fow;

KPUNI— Mr. Sussex.

EPUNI— Mr. Sussex.

VIVIAN-STUEET.

VIVIAN-STREET.

SUNDAY, 4th DECk_IBI<JR.

SUNDAY, 4th DECEMBER.

II a.m. and 6.30 p.m , Rev. C. Dallaston.

11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m , Rev. C. Dallaston.

PETONE.— II a.vi. Rev. Stanley Jenkin 1

PETONE.— 11 a.m. Rev. Stanley Jenkin;

BEKHAJUPOKK BAPTIST CHURCH.

BERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Preacher^Pastor T. Keith Ewen.

Preacher - Pastor T. Keith Ewen.

Morniug, II— " God's Unknown Ways."

Morniug, 11 — "God's Unknown Ways."

livening, 7—" A Wonderful Saviour.'"' " "

Evening, 7 — "A Wonderful Saviour."

Preacher — Key. W. Lamb.

Preacher — Rev. W. Lamb.

Morning—" God Iv You."

Morning—" God In You."

Evening—" After Death, What? Inter.

Evening— "After Death, What? Inter-

/IHU RC H O~F CHRIST,

CHURCH OF CHRIST,

J DIXON-STREET.

DIXON-STREET.

SUNDAY, 4(,h DECEMBER.

SUNDAY, 4th DECEMBER.

11 a.m.—" To Break Bread."

11 a.m. — "To Break Bread."

Subject — " What God Requires of Men."

Subject — "What God Requires of Men."

HUR C H O~F CHRIST.

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

6.30 p.m. — Mr. A. F. Turner, bubjeut—

6.30 p.m. — Mr. A. F. Turner, Subject—

"JN'ehemiah's Grief and Grayer for Jeiu.

"N'ehemiah's Grief and Grayer for Jeiu.

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10:27PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited POST OFFICE.

lish the following section of the "Post" Office

lish the following section of the "Post Office

10:27PM, 21 October 2025 John edited DUTY TO THE EMPIRE.

Mr. Greem-hde, M.H.R., said that the

Mr. Greenslade, M.H.R., said that the

l.'iu County Council), in seconding the mo-

lan County Council), in seconding the mo-

10:25PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited POST OFFICE. and marked it as complete

[?] in course of conveyance or delivery thereof by the [in covers

[?] in course of conveyance or delivery thereof by the [????] without covers or in covers

open at the sides, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, find,

open at the sides, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and,

being convicted thereof, shall bitter such punishment, by

being convicted thereof, shall suffer such punishment, by

fine or imprisonment, or by both, as to the com t may seem

fine or imprisonment, or by both, as to the court may seem

10:24PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Comerang, p.s., 152 tons, Ohrisp, from

Comerang, p.s., 152 tons, Chrisp, from

for liagl.iu. Passengers— 4.— A. Barnes,

for Raglan. Passengers— 4.— A. Barnes,

Mannkau on Saturday la3t for Kaglan, ivith

Mannkau on Saturday la3t for Raglan, ivith

The cutter Willie Wmkie sailed on Situr-

The cutter Willie Winkie sailed on Situr-

10:24PM, 21 October 2025 RSalmond edited POST OFFICE.

-of the irregularity in the delivery of our papers,

of the irregularity in the delivery of our papers,

complaint. We have made inqury of the Post

complaint. We have made inquIry of the Post

are sent t© the Post Office here for the Bay, are

are sent to the Post Office here for the Bay, are

&our subscribers shall not be inconvenienced in

our subscribers shall not be inconvenienced in

Bkhis manner; and, for their information, we pub-

this manner; and, for their information, we pub-

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FAct," issued by Colonel Maberly, Secretary to the

Act," issued by Colonel Maberly, Secretary to the

«' CAUTION TO POSTMASTERS,

"CAUTION TO POSTMASTERS,

Postmasters, or others employed in the Post

Sub-Postmasters, or others employed in the Post

Office, February, IS4I.

Office, February, 1841.

rs, stated to have been committed to the

papers, stated to have been committed to the

continue to be so numerous, that his lord-

post, continue to be so numerous, that his lord-

thinks it expedient that every one engaged

ship thinks it expedient that every one engaged

lin the Post Office service, should be made ac-

in the Post Office service, should be made ac-

ted with the 32nd section of the Act Ist

quainted with the 32nd section of the Act 1st

»ic, cap. 36, by which it is provided,

Vic, cap. 36, by which it is provided,

■ M T| person employed in the Post Office who

"That every person employed in the Post Office who

et, or destroy, or shall wilfully detain

shall steal, or shall secret, or destroy, or shall wilfully detain

in covers

[?] in course of conveyance or delivery thereof by the [in covers

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10:23PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Laagfcton, cf Eaglaa,

Mr. and Mrs. T. Laughton, cf Raglan,

Mr. T. T. Hogo, chief inspector of Ere

Mr. T. T. Hugo, chief inspector of fire

The Hon. G. W. Busselt arrived from

The Hon. G. W. Russell arrived from

Mr. and Jin, R. McSkimsu/ig, of Wai.

Mr. and Jin, R. McSkimming, of Wai-

Mr. J. H. Hooper and Mr. C. Haticos,

Mr. J. H. Hooper and Mr. C. Hancox,

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The Rev. C. A. B. Watscn, who Lis

The Rev. C. A. B. Watson, who Lis

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10:22PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

Harkiiess ; 6.30 p.m., Mr..W. HaU. UPPER

Harkness ; 6.30 p.m., Mr..W. Hall. UPPER

AUO-5T.— 6.30 p.m., Rev. H. B. Redstone.

ARO-ST.— 6.30 p.m., Rev. H. B. Redstone.

KAttOßl— ll a.m., Rev. H. L. Blamires;

KARORI — 11 a.m., Rev. H. L. Blamires;

7 p.m., Mr. W. A. Sando. CROFTOJN— 7

7 p.m., Mr. W. A. Sando. CROFTON— 7

TRINITY OHUROH(Newtowtt)— ll a m.,

TRINITY OHUROH (Newtown) —11 a m.,

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KILBIRNIK— 7 p.m., Mr. H^Clarke

KILBIRNIE — 7 p.m., Mr. H,Clarke

. WOKSKK-BAY— 7 p.m., Mr. S.Martin.

WOKSER-BAY— 7 p.m., Mr. S. Martin.

./ UXN-GKEGATIGNAL CHURCHES.

CONGKEGATIONAL CHURCHES.

WufcLINQTON-TEKEACB.

WELLINGTON-TERRACE.

11 a.m. and'6.3o p.m., Rev. J . Reed Glassoa

11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. J . Reed Glasson

C'OUETEKAY-i'LACK:

COURTENAY-PLACE:

I OOnst..4B_e-st_eet iNewtown)—

CONSTABLE-street (Newtown)—

11 a.m. and t5.3U p.m., Key. VV. A. Evanß.

11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. A. Evans.

pRIMIiIVE -METHODIST CHURCHES

PRIMITIVE -METHODIST CHURCHES

VVEBB-STRIOET— II a.m. and 6.30 p m.,

WEBB-STREET— 11 a.m. and 6.30 p m.,

ROSIONEATH— II a.m., Mr. A. Bell '

ROSENEATH— 11 a.m., Mr. A. Bell

Flower Service, (sacramental Service:

Flower Service, sacramental Service:

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10:21PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA. and marked it as complete

D_PAETtJ__a—T_BT__r>AT.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Elec. for Eaglaa and Eawhla. 4.30 p.m.

Rimu, for Raglan and Kawhia. 4.30 p.m.

10:20PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

I sea and West Coast ports.

son and West Coast ports.

1 1 Departures,—Blmn 12.3Q p-m. 1 !. for New

1 1 Departures,—Rimu 12.3Q p-m. 1 !. for New

- rlymcu;.i_ ; _ Aupoun £3.13 p.m.;, fcr Eaglaa

- rlymcu;.i_ ; _ Aupouri £3.13 p.m.;, fcr Raglan

: ana. jrvawnia.

: ana. Kawhia.

10:19PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

J B:a., Orawfcrii," ftOTn Vel-

Takapuna., Crawford, ftOTn Vel-

Claymote, s.s., Dorllng, from Eaglaa and

Claymore, s.s., Dorllng, from Raglan and

asepts, t ' ,

Kawhia asepts, t ' ,

10:17PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

-Cblpjiu; "Meede, ColllifgwoDd-—Nor-

-Culpan; "Meede, Collingwood-—Nor-

..-thern , Co.,- agenfa.-

thern , Co.,- agenfa.-

' cnry Bay.—Ford Shipping Line, agents.

cury Bay.—Ford Shipping Line, agents.

arrives -at- Onehnnga from. Eaglaa ana Ka-

arrives -at- Onehunga from. Raglan ana Ka-

•whla; Clahsntatrleaves-for-©ussellr Whan-

whla; Clansman leaves-for-Russell, Whan-

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gaioa. and Mangomn Jit 5 pan.; Chelmsford

garoa. and Mangonui Jit 5 pan.; Chelmsford

arrives from Knaotcnu, Mercury Bay, Port

arrives from Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, Port

Charles,- -and Whaagapoua.

Charles,- -and Whangapoua.

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10:17PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 6

MUI-GRAVK-STRBET.

MULGRAVE-STREET.

a.m. ; Matins and Holy Communion, 11 a tn.;

a.m.; Matins and Holy Communion, 11 a m.;

Evensong, 6.30 p. mi

Evensong, 6.30 p.m.

TINAKOKI -ROAD CHURCHROOM—

TINAKORI -ROAD CHURCHROOM—

Children's Service, 11 a.m. ; Evening Service,

Children's Service, 11 a.m.; Evening Service,

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ST.. PBTKH'S CHUR GH.

ST. PETER'S CHURCH.

Order of Services :— 8 a.m., Holy Com-

Order of Services: — 8 a.m., Holy Com-

munion ; 10 a.m., Matins; 11 a.m., Holy

munion; 10 a.m., Matins; 11 a.m., Holy

Young People; 4p.m., baptisms audChurch-

Young People; 4p.m., baptisms and Church-

ings ; (i.30 p.m., Evensong.

ings ; 6.30 p.m., Evensong.

BROOKLYN CHURCHROOM— II a.m.,

BROOKLYN CHURCHROOM— 11 a.m.,

Eveiisonf?.

Eveiisong.

The offerings all day aro for the Pension

The offerings all day are for the Pension

t! JOHN'S CHURCH

ST JOHN'S CHURCH

U ANDREW'S PRESS YTKRIAN

U ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH, SVk&lington Tkbrach.

CHURCH, Wellington Terrace.

Horning, 11. Evening, 6.30.

Morning, 11. Evening, 6.30.

SUNDAY, ith DECEMBER.

SUNDAY, 4th DECEMBER.

Morning, 11— Rev. J.-K. Uttiotfc, B.A.

Morning, 11— Rev. J.-K. Elliott, B.A.

Kveuing, 6.3o— Rev. J. K. EHiott, B.A.

Evening, 6.30 — Rev. J. K. Elliott, B.A.

ROSHNEATH-Servioe at 6.30 p.m.

ROSENEATH-Servioe at 6.30 p.m.

METHODIST. CHCJRCH Off

METHODIST. CHURCH OF

AUSTKALASIA.

AUSTRALASIA.

WESLEY CHURCH, Taran*ki.Btre©t—

WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki.street —

11 a.m., Key. P. VV. Fairdough ; 6.30 Km.,

11 a.m., Rev. P. W. Fairclough ; 6.30 p.m.,

Eveuing horvice.

Evening horvice.

MOLES WORTH-ST., Thorndon— ll a.m..

MOLESWORTH-ST., Thorndon — 11 a.m..

Rev. G. S. Cook ; 6.30 pjn., Itev. H. L.

Rev. G. S. Cook ; 6.30 pm., Rev. H. L.

JOHNSONVILLE— 3 p.m., Mr. It. w!

JOHNSONVILLE— 3 p.m., Mr. R. W.

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10:15PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Karawa. 8.8., W. P. Norbury. from New Ply-

Rarawa. 8.8., W. P. Norbury. from New Ply-

The Northern Company's s.s. - Karawa, ar-

The Northern Company's s.s. - Rarawa, ar-

The s.s. Kia Ora, from '. Eaglaa. Kawhia,

The s.s. Kia Ora, from Raglan. Kawhia,

morning.;' ■'•-. ~^~;-'-r

morning.

10:14PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Mr af.d Mrs. F- Vi". Fra.nkland. Mr. and Mrs.

Mr af.d Mrs. F- Vi". Frankland. Mr. and Mrs.

'V S. Falkrer. Mr. and Coti»c.-;»f &A.

'V S. Falkner. Mr. and Coti»c.-;»f &A.

'at 10 a-m.; Ki« Ora arrives from Eaglaa, Kawhia,

'at 10 a-m.; Kia Ora arrives from Raglan, Kawhia,

an] Waitara late; Sluritii arrives at Onehunga

an] Waitara late; Muritai arrives at Onehunga

from Wangaani late; Paeroa leaves foi Waihete

from Wanganui late; Paeroa leaves foi Waiheke

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Sunday: Waiting! arrive* from Taarang» about

Sunday: Waitingi arrive* from Tauranga about

The Union Company's steamer Wbangapc

The Union Company's steamer Whangape

is due from the Bluff, Oainaru. and fiinaru

is due from the Bluff, Oamaru. and fiinaru

The Tvscr liner Marcre will complete her

The Tvscr liner Marere will complete her

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10:11PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

•■ latma and 'Wuangainata at * p.m.; Kia Cra arrives

Tairua and 'Whangamata at * p.m.; Kia Ora arrives

it Oaehnnga frem Waitara,, Kaffhia, and Eaglaa.

it Onehunga frem Waitara,, Kawhia, and Raglan.

Per i,'j:«roa, from the Sontb: luiW Lag* flour,

Per Mararoa, from the Sontb: luiW Lag* flour,

1 "' , - i '. , ■■'''. 'Ike Union Company's steamer ■TjtrsjwsM.'left. for

1 "' , - i '. , ■■'''. 'Ike Union Company's steamer ■Tarawera left. for

10:08PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

It was stated that a glider had heen

It was stated that a glider had been

10:08PM, 21 October 2025 John edited COUNTRY NEWS.

pleased to find that the Waste Lande Board

pleased to find that the Waste Lands Board

thus making a good, easy road to Eaglaa

thus making a good, easy road to Raglan

at Hangiriri, over a level road, on the banti

at Rangiriri, over a level road, on the banti

President, Mr. Trounson ; secretary, Mr. h

President, Mr. Trounson ; secretary, Mr. L

Hames; treasurer, Mr. C. Bottrill, Jan.

Hames; treasurer, Mr. C. Bottrill, Jun.

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Tub anuual meeting of the Papakura Pr«b>,'

Tub anuual meeting of the Papakura Presby-

311 the I:2th inst.,—the Rev. T. Xorrieint&e

311 the I:2th inst.,—the Rev. T. Norrie in the

Miss Jessie Runoiman, 12s 6d : total, ~i~

Miss Jessie Runciman, 12s 6d : total, ~i~

and to Miss Xorrie and Miss Dβ

and to Miss Norrie and Miss De Carteret for

D. MoClymont, J. B. 11 ay, R. - McCul ' L ,,fJ

D. McClymont, J. B. Hay, R. - McCullough,

A. McNeil, J. B. Young, and Thom»

A. McNeil, J. B. Young, and Thomas Allen

Xorrie, secretary and treasurer. suu " t

Norrie, secretary and treasurer. suu " t

Muir, E. Elamore, and S. H, Keid.

Muir, E. Elsmore, and S. H, Reid.

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10:06PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

An enthusiastic meeting of ahout

An enthusiastic meeting of about

50 young men was lield in Hastings

50 young men was held in Hastings

brouglit into heing.

brought into being.

Mr B. M. Kessell, a flying niember

Mr B. M. Kessell, a flying member

Aero Qub, presided and explained that

Aero Club, presided and explained that

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that there had heen a generally ex-

that there had been a generally ex-

pose of whicli was to assist in the

pose of which was to assist in the

He ]iointed out tliat glidiug gave a

He pointed out that gliding gave a

to handle a p'owered plane far more

to handle a powered plane far more

It was stated tliat a glider had heen

It was stated that a glider had heen

complete, except for the fabiic and

complete, except for the fabric and

tion would be ahout £5.

tion would be about £5.

Mr Cole liimself explained that the

Mr Cole himself explained that the

glider was _ of the primary type and

glider was of the primary type and

not a soaring machine. it would he

not a soaring machine. It would be

eapable of fliglits at from ten to

capable of flights at from ten to

twelve feet ahove the ground, lasting

twelve feet above the ground, lasting

Hastings towards the end-'of January.

Hastings towards the end of January.

machine and later a soarer and tlme

machine and later a soarer and thus

niembers could learn thoroughly the

members could learn thoroughly the

whole principles of _ control in the air

whole principles of control in the air

a most enthusiastic glider andahe had

a most enthusiastic glider and he had

one of the cliief purposes of gliding

one of the chief purposes of gliding

was to teach flying principles _ to

was to teach flying principles to

youths wlio wlshed to heconie pilots

youths who wished to become pilots

establishing a scholarship, entitliug

establishing a scholarship, entitling

tlie holder to free tuition in the

the holder to free tuition in the

would, of course, apply onlv to those

would, of course, apply only to those

who could not otherwise alford tuition

who could not otherwise afford tuition

THE STJBSCRIPTION.

THE SUBSCRIPTION.

and £1 ls for adults, tlie fee to be

and £1 1s for adults, the fee to be

fee of ls per flight will also be charg-

fee of 1s per flight will also be charg-

would perhaps be altered as its ecope

would perhaps be altered as its scope

Mr Kessell offered a _ prize to be

Mr Kessell offered a prize to be

member of tbe club.

member of the club.

presiden-t, Mr Cecil Duff; vice-presi-

president, Mr Cecil Duff; vice-presi-

dents, Messrs Hugb Chambers, Mason

dents, Messrs Hugh Chambers, Mason

Slater, "VV. A. G. Penlington, Nelson

Slater, W. A. G. Penlington, Nelson

club eaptain, Mr B. M. Kessell; vice-

club captain, Mr B. M. Kessell; vice-

Stratton, C. Symons, C. J. Wrigbt,

Stratton, C. Symons, C. J. Wright,

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10:06PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

seamen and their friends. Mr. Bailtroj

seamen and their friends. Mr. Barltroy

At a meeting in His Majesty's Theatre,^

At a meeting in His Majesty's Theatre,

Mission yesterday afternoon, Dt. Gibhi

Mission yesterday afternoon, Dr. Gibb

delivered an address on " Bible in

delivered an address on "Bible in

Schools." His first point was the valuf

Schools." His first point was the value

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duce into the school curriculum. Whethel

duce into the school curriculum. Whether

regarded from a literary, ethical, oi

regarded from a literary, ethical, or

spiritual standpoint, the book was su*

spiritual standpoint, the book was su-

preme. The second point was that tht

preme. The second point was that the

held it to be essential to the wcllbeing

held it to be essential to the wellbeing

structed in this book. The Premier be>

structed in this book. The Premier be-

esteemed, there wns a strenuous objection

esteemed, there was a strenuous objection

Dreadful ovils would follow Bible-teach-

Dreadful evils would follow Bible-teach-

in evidence in countries where the Bibk

in evidence in countries where the Bible

wns already taught there was no answer.-

was already taught there was no answer.

Dr. Gibb replied to detailed points raise*

Dr. Gibb replied to detailed points raised

by opponents of the movement. Thosi

by opponents of the movement. Those

that tho teachers should merely sec that

that the teachers should merely see that

the children understood tho grammatical

the children understood the grammatical

significance of tho words ana sentences

significance of tho words and sentences

The proper reply to till objections wass

The proper reply to all objections was [s?]

cide. The schools are theirs, and it i«

cide. The schools are theirs, and it is

for the hi to sny whethet or not !ftssont

for them to say whether or not lessons

referendum hud been promised, and hej

referendum had been promised, and he

the baale would not end even then. Ai

the battle would not end even then. An

effort would be made to confuse the issu<

effort would be made to confuse the issue

mitted to the people. The only fair issu<

mitted to the people. The only fair issue

wite: Should the text-book be' introduced

was: Should the text-book be introduced

would win. If the people of the colon}

would win. If the people of the colony

desired that lessons from the Bible should "•

desired that lessons from the Bible should

bo taught in the schools, no combination

be taught in the schools, no combination

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10:03PM, 21 October 2025 John edited SHIPPING.

I,una, p.s., Fairchild, from Hokitika an<! Welling-

Luna, p.s., Fairchild, from Hokitika an<! Wellington.

tOGoluen Isle, schooner, l>o tons, Mntzen, from Bay

Golden Isle, schooner, 90 tons, Matzen, from Bay

Is'ands

Islands

Herald, schooner, 53 tens, McKcnzie, from Hold-

Herald, schooner, 53 tens, McKenzie, from Hold-

Willie Winkic, euttor, Aimer, from Waik.uo.

Willie Winkie, cutter, Abner, from Waikato.

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Flora McDonald, cutter, Kenny, from Kaglan.

Flora McDonald, cutter, Kenny, from Raglan.

Hie cutter F!or:i MuDouuld sailed for

Hie cutter F!ora McDonald sailed for

Eaglaa yesterday, with SO packages general

Raglan yesterday, with 80 packages general

Jolf, Messrs. Gilmour, McDonald, JJuzer, A.

Joll, Messrs. Gilmour, McDonald, Nazer, A.

Deviiuchelle's Bay, his wife, the latter's

Devauchelle's Bay, his wife, the latter's

sister, a young girl named E. Shalbolt,

sister, a young girl named E. Shadbolt,

and a man of the name of G-eorgo

and a man of the name of George

"YYardle, after reaching the shore, searched

Wardle, after reaching the shore, searched

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10:01PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tho annual general meeting of tho Jew-

The annual general meeting of tho Jew-

the Synagogue yesterdny. The report and

the Synagogue yesterday. The report and

and F. Cohen (Treasurer) were re-eleotcd

and F. Cohen (Treasurer) were re-eleoted

without opposition, and Mr. L. Hyauiß

without opposition, and Mr. L. Hyams

tions wero received for tho threo vacan-

tions wero received for tho three vacan-

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cies on the committee, and tho election

cies on the committee, and the election

The addiesees on Unitarian subject*

The addresees on Unitarian subjects

ate in Leeds (Yorkfchire) is to gi© fur.

ate in Leeds (Yorkshire) is to give fur-

day. It is probabte that as a result Ol

day. It is probabte that as a result ol

his visit to Wellington a Unitaria«

his visit to Wellington a Unitarian

At the late discussion on the Metro

At the late discussion on the Metric

.♦•y.vtcm before the Insurance Institute, Mr.

.System before the Insurance Institute, Mr.

Praise services were held at the Mi*,

Praise services were held at the Mis-

fiious to Seamen yesterday. The Mi*

sions to Seamen yesterday. The Mis-

sioner (Mr. Jas. Moore) spoke in tb«

sioner (Mr. Jas. Moore) spoke in tbe

morning, taking for his text Psalms 116,,

morning, taking for his text Psalms 116,

unto us, bub unto Thy name give tint

unto us, but unto Thy name give the

glory," fr6m which a striking sermon *

glory," from which a striking sermon

"she had made it possible to mako it

"she had made it possible to make it

tho » membors of 'the Wellington Old

the membors of 'the Wellington Old

Navals' Association, accompanied by tbo

Navals' Association, accompanied by the

members of the Garrison Band, undee

members of the Garrison Band, under

Lieut. Herd. The attendance was s«

Lieut. Herd. The attendance was so

largo that tho church was filled to it*

largo that the church was filled to its

150. Mrs. Williams, the donor of th«

150. Mrs. Williams, the donor of the

institute, was present at the servioes.

institute, was present at the services.

tho evening the Missloner spoke from tht

the evening the Missloner spoke from the

text "Whoso offereth praise glorifietk

text "Whoso offereth praise glorifieth

Ma" (Psalms 50, 23rd verse). Th«

Me" (Psalms 50, 23rd verse). The

church was again taxed to its utmost bj(

church was again taxed to its utmost by

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9:58PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA. and marked it as complete

"W illie "Vinkie, cutter, 13 tons, Aimer, from Kaglan

Willie Winkie, cutter, 13 tons, Abner, from Raglan

Nor. 13.

Nov. 13.

Storm Bird, s.s., OS tons, P. Doilc, from Southern

Storm Bird, s.s., 68 tons, P. Doile, from Southern

Flora, Jlacdonald, cutter, from Haglan.

Flora, Macdonald, cutter, from Raglan.

St. Kilda, s.s., Flowerday, for Kaiparn.

St. Kilda, s.s., Flowerday, for Kaipara.

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Phcube, s.s., 280 tons, 11. Worsp, for the South.

Phoebe, s.s., 286 tons, H. Worsp, for the South.

Airedale, s.s., 290 tons, Kennedy, for the South."

Airedale, s.s., 290 tons, Kennedy, for the South.

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9:58PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited GLIDER CLUB

bo welcomed.

be welcomed.

Mr. B. M. Kesscll was elected to

Mr. B. M. Kessell was elected to

developing its air-sense, (gliding un-

developing its air-sense, Gliding un-

cessary touch and sell-dependence so

cessary touch and self-dependence so

C. H. Slater, W. A. G Penlington,

C. H. Slater, W. A. G. Penlington,

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B. M. Kesscll: vice-captain. Mr. E.

B. M. Kessell: vice-captain. Mr. E.

annually, and to be won outright hv

annually, and to be won outright by

three wins in succession, points to he

three wins in succession, points to be

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9:54PM, 21 October 2025 John edited MAIL NOTICE.

Malls will close at the Chief Tost Offlce,

Malls will close at the Chief Post Offlce,

Turua, raeroa, Waihl, and Thames at

Turua, Paeroa, Waihi, and Thames at

Whangarei, 'Ilikurangi, Russell, Kawakawa

Whangarei, Hikurangi, Russell, Kawakawa

Cabbage Bay nnd Aulodeo Hay, at 5.45 a.m.

Cabbage Bay nnd Amodeo Bay, at 5.45 a.m.

Wliungaroa, Kaeo, Mangonui, Kaumaumau,

Whangaroa, Kaeo, Mangonui, Kaumaumau,

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Matakalia, Mullet Point, etc.. at 11.45 a.m.

Matakana, Mullet Point, etc.. at 11.45 a.m.

Wliangaparaoa, _lverdale, Oneroa, etc., at

Whangaparaoa, Silverdale, Oneroa, etc., at

Ma metal, at 10.45 a.m.

Maraetai, at 10.45 a.m.

Kawhla aud Uuglau (parcels only), at 11.10

Kawhia and Raglan (parcels only), at 11.10

Walkopua, etc., at 12.45 p.m.

Waikopua, etc., at 12.45 p.m.

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9:53PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

ThE Gospel will (.V.) bo preached in tho

ThE Gospel will (D.V.) be preached in the

above Hull TO-MORR' 'W, at 7 p.m.

above Hall TO-MORROW, at 7 p.m.

Sankey'B Hymns. No collection. Hearty

Sankey's Hymns. No collection. Hearty

welcome

welcome.

SA L~V~A~T ION AliM V,

SA LVATION ARMY,

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VIVT A N-STUK XV OITA I >K1 ...

VIVIAN-STreet OITADEL.

At 7 and 11 a.m. and 3 nnd 7 p.m.

At 7 and 11 a.m. and 3 and 7 p.m.

Slaff-Captain mid Jlr=s. MLood, assisted

Staff-Captain and Mrs. M'Leod, assisted

by soverul ofllccrs. All invited.

by several oflicers. All invited.

SI'NDAY and MONDAY, &ith and 23tb.

SUNDAY and MONDAY, 24th and 25tH.

Tho Austral GuArdo' Band.

Tho Austral Guards' Band.

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9:52PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Napier residents will be intevested

Napier residents will be interested

the Napier' Aero Club's grouncl

the Napier' Aero Club's ground

from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday ahd

from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and

day. Pilob Instructor W, H. Lett has

day. Pilot Instructor W, H. Lett has

for the benefit of the newiy-formed

for the benefit of the newly-formed

9:51PM, 21 October 2025 John edited THE MAILS.

2m i Kaiigariri, Alcrcer, Pokeno, Di-urj, OtukuJm, Auckland

For Rangariri, Mercer, Pokeno, Di-urj, OtukuJm, Auckland

i r iljuniiloii, Kinkiriroa, and Cambridge, on Monday

i r iljuniiloii, Kirikiriroa, and Cambridge, on Monday

lot* Uuglau, on Tiu«»day» und Thui-adajb, at 8.30 a.m.

for Raglan, on Tiu«»day» und Thui-adajb, at 8.30 a.m.

9:50PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

npIIE Monthly Meeting for Prayer oft

THE Monthly Meeting for Prayer on

■B- behalf of llio abovo Missions will

behalf of the above Missions will

bo held NEXT TUESDAY EVENING,

be held NEXT TUESDAY EVENING,

Btrool, at 7.30 o'clock. All interested in

Street, at 7.30 o'clock. All interested in

A MEETING of Unitarians will bo hoki

A MEETING of Unitarians will bo held

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al York Hall, Manners-street, on

at York Hall, Manners-street, on

SUNDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m., to forma

SUNDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m., to form a

Unitarian Association for Wellington Dm-

Unitarian Association for Wellington Dis-

trict, and for tho purport* of making ar-

trict, and for tho purpose of making ar-

Rationalists aro invited Jo_att end.

Rationalists are invited to attend.

J.XLTmmm~~sT] k it h a i.tsts 1

Wellington Spiritualists'

SOCIETY. DANISH OLUB HOOJIS,

SOCIETY. DANISH OLUB ROOMS,

-lUa. CIIBA.STUKK' 11 ,

42a. CUBA.STreet,

A Circlo will bo ht-ld on SUNDAY EVEN-

A Circle will be held on SUNDAY EVEN-

dref-H. Subject— " Spiritual Teaohinifs."

dress. Subject — "Spiritual Teaohings."

Questions answered by tho C»ntroh. All

Questions answered by tho Controls. All

eonliallv invited. Me«sngo of Life and Har-

cordiallv invited. Message of Life and Har-

7ToTpKI7IITi,L. ING ESTKE-STH KET.

GOSPEL HALL. INGESTRE-STREET.

Tho Gospel will (P.V.) bo preached in tho

ThE Gospel will (.V.) bo preached in tho

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9:49PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA. and marked it as complete

Rarawa. for Now Plymouth. 3.30 p.m.

Rarawa, for New Plymouth. 3.30 p.m.

Xgatiawa for Uuglau and Kuwhin, 4.15

Ngatiawa for Raglan and Kawhia, 4.15

9:48PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PAPAKURA.

Some of the electors of Uuglau also com-

Some of the electors of Raglan also com-

country wcit of the giva- .South Rjad from

country wcit of the giva- .South Road from

the Manukau to the far end of the Wa'kito,

the Manukau to the far end of the Waikato,

the committee of the Kaglan and 1* ranklin

the committee of the Raglan and Franklin

next, at threw p.m., at l'apakura, which it is

next, at threw p.m., at Papakura, which it is

9:47PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL & GENERAL

s Napier Centre of the Hawke's Bay

a Napier Centre of the Hawke's Bay

end with very little work it should

and with very little work it should

pointed to promote activities ns soon

pointed to promote activities as soon

9:46PM, 21 October 2025 John edited HASTINGS. TAPU CREEK.

A recent crushing of 4£ tons from the '

A recent crushing of 4½ tons from the

Little Jessie yielded over24oz. of gold.

Little Jessie yielded over 24oz. of gold.

An auriferous disooyery of some im- ■

An auriferous disooyery of some im-

portance has "been " made in the parish of

portance has been made in the parish of

Otau, a 'block" of land 1 situate between the'

Otau, a block of land situate between the

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Hunua andArarimu, and forming a portion

Hunua and Ararimu, and forming a portion

of both blocks. -About' the • beginning of

of both blocks. About the beginning of

June, two men came- in from the district

June, two men came in from the district

with a quantity of' specimens,- -which we

with a quantity of specimens, which we

•believe -were taken to',th© Thames to be

believe were taken to the Thames to be

tested. These^specimena were, we believe, **

tested. These specimens were, we believe,

.obtained r <tfft>;C-fei9J& , oiJarid^purchased-

.obtained off a block of land purchased

jqmetime agoib^ T. - Buoklwid,' and-

some time ago by Mr. W T. Buckland, and

sam£~fsi* ' htmdred^Qfes,,

comprising some six hundred acres. On

Jw^o'^i^Qw^ev^p-urJ,. -,S: ? yTilson,i

June 6, however, Mr J. S. Wilson,

i^r^juvpfllj EftSt;i>xojig)iftHiJ Mother yicbji

of Wairoa East brought in another rich

sPe.PJ9S«ift^A^4rhejtß^pMjfineds P e .PJ9S«ift^A^4rhejtB^pMjfined :from;a reef '

specimen which he had obtained from a reef

1 on, his own "land,-'., Tiiefspeoimon was n!ot

on his own land. The specimen was not

te*& but *t ii»'Ve7%^«w^%^)j«ittg

large but *t ii»'Ve7%^«w^%^)j«ittg

I North, at Mangawai, Waitakere, the Wade,

North, at Mangawai, Waitakere, the Wade,

Maraetaij 'the Thames',', ©dromandel, Ohine- i

Maraetai the Thames, Coromandel, Ohine-

muri, Mercury Bay^Raiigiriri, Kaglan, and

muri, Mercury Bay, Rangiriri, Raglan, and

1 other places ; and very recently we published

other places ; and very recently we published

Haui.iki Gulf In-

Hauraki Gulf In-

ve tment .. JulyU/69 3,400 Nil 382

vestment .. JulyU/69 3,400 Nil 382

! Dauntless JiSfnk-

Kuranui Dauntless & Sink -

(o-Kiso.. .. J-uly22,'C9 Nil 720 S3B

to-Rise.. .. J-uly22,'C9 Nil 720 S3B

Auctions .. July s, '60 Nil 7,290 Nil

All Nations .. July s, '60 Nil 7,290 Nil

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9:42PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited A SHOCKING DEATH.

Tlkjbo willing to form » Unitarian Ah-

Those willing to form a Unitarian As-

socialion aro request od to commitnicalo

sociation aro request od to communicate

9:39PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Aviation

vented the; "visit ’to Blenheim' being

vented the visit to Blenheim being

made.- ' Boisterous weather wan ex-

made. Boisterous weather was ex-

this district should not' fail to pay a

this district should not fail to pay a

Wing - Commander Grant-Dalton

Wing-Commander Grant-Dalton

paid a visit to .Gisborne, last

paid a visit to Gisborne, last

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commander expressed a very.favour-

commander expressed a very favour-

waiting for instruction,

Waiting for Instruction,

getting-very- impatient because of the

getting-very-impatient because of the

This seeming neglect •of members

This seeming neglect of members

executive. body at Hastings. Many

executive body at Hastings. Many

pointed, and certain days set , aside

pointed, and certain days set aside

for visit? of,a club ’plane to that

for visits of a club ’plane to that

doing things' appertaining to club

doing things appertaining to club

■Napier is soon to have its hopes

Napier is soon to have its hopes

aerodrome. The H;B. and E.C. Club

aerodrome. The H.B. and E.C. Club

thusiasts. Nothing could he more

thusiasts. Nothing could be more

commendable than thia spirit of. co-

commendable than this spirit of co-

aviation in "Hawke’s Bay. •

aviation in Hawke’s Bay.

r rr-WXKIt, Htl M UV.

Qn> matters, of importance ; such, as

On matters of importance such as

this visit-of the Minister of Defence,

this visit of the Minister of Defence,

and Minister in charge of AvLa.tion,

and Minister in charge of Aviation,

the H.B. aiiil E-C. Aero Club should

the H.B. and E.C. Aero Club should

caill a.general meeting of all members

call ageneral meeting of all members

to welcome and meet the , Hon.

to welcome and meet the Hon.

Minister, .and to have an opportunity

Minister, and to have an opportunity

meeting, 4, ,1

meeting.

During last year, tho local execu-

During last year, the local execu-

been in the best interests of the .club,

been in the best interests of the club,

or to . the average member. There

or to the average member. There

has not been fine general meeting

has not been one general meeting

held whereby club matters, could be

held whereby club matters could be

i.jm’i giving

Flying . time for the week ending

Flying time for the week ending

loth November was: Dus' instruction

15th November was Dual instruction

minutes; total 8J hours. Flying time

minutes; total 8¾ hours. Flying time

put in. this week so far has been

put in this week so far has been

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9:38PM, 21 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited PERSONAL.

The Bov W. Jollio, 8.A., of Au(?k«

The Rev W. Jellie, B.A., of Auck-

"land, is a;t present paying a visit to

land, is at present paying a visit to

Wellington. Mr Jollio is preparing tha‘

Wellington. Mr Jollie is preparing the

Bev Charles Hargrove, ALA., who i«

Rev Charles Hargrove, M.A., who is

one of the loading Unitarian minister*

one of the loading Unitarian ministers

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probably roach Wellington after visiting

probably reach Wellington after visiting

tho Commonwealth, about tho beginning

the Commonwealth, about tho beginning

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9:34PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Aviation

£90 and oil to the value of .£1- 5 a

£90 and oil to the value of £18 - a

total of £lOB--were usd by . Oscar

total of £108--were used by Oscar

to Australia.. . , I- tho , .

to Australia.. .

map on his-alighting after, say, 10

man on his alighting after, say, 10

hours at the ioy stick, the mainten-

hours at the joy stick, the mainten-

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call, the arrangements fpr food and

call, the arrangements for food and

(light—these .and a hundred other

flight—these and a hundred other

details, are« expensive. Supplies of

details, are expensive. Supplies of

where it . might have been necessary

where it might have been necessary

At the various stoi-pjng.places. re-

At the various stopping places, re-

norts .of weather conditions were fur-

ports of weather conditions were fur-

nished. to Oscar Garden. apd. : these

nished to Oscar Garden and these

tho flying conditions he had to cn-

the flying conditions he had to en-

oopnter over various stages of his

counter over various stages of his

In completing the, flight from Eng-

In completing the flight from Eng-

land to Australia in eighteen, days

land to Australia in eighteen days

iustlv proud. , .

justly proud.

Xact that while most fliers who have

fact that while most fliers who have

made this trip land at Dapwin and

made this trip land at Darwin and

from there take, tho recognised -air

from there take, thr recognised air

Brisbane or .Sydpey, Oscar

.... to Brisbane or Sydney, Oscar

(iardeii landed at Wyndham, and took

Garden landed at Wyndham, and took

■>n .alternative, route through Central

an .alternative route through Central

'ustralia l.iy way, of Broken. IJiU.and

Australia by way of Broken Hill and

Mil e Springs, across hundreds. of

Alice Springs, across hundreds. of

r-.’ /N yT 4..- .’ ’ f; fj

On Monday afteinooii last,' a

On Monday afternoon last, a

prominent executive member and A

prominent executive member and a

a .reporter from one of the daily

a reporter from one of the daily

would be able to give a good- account

would be able to give a good account

of . the flight seemed to be one of

of the flight seemed to be one of

nature. ' The writer’s opinion is that

nature. The writer’s opinion is that

the benefit Which might accrue as a

the benefit which might accrue as a

ably enhanced bv inviting a,promi-

ably enhanced bv inviting a promi-

Board, of for that matter any other

Board, or for that matter any other

Napier, to an aerial, trip over the

Napier, to an aerial trip over the

!iw l -re4 '

The owoutter,

The Desoutter,

return trip. ; The unfaveurabte con-

return trip. The unfavourable con-

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9:32PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA. and marked it as complete

DEPARTURKS.

DEPARTURES.

•TCI.T 2.

JULY 2.

Itangatira, s.s., 17-1 tons, Rentier, for

Rangatira, s.s., 174 tons, Renner, for

Airedale, s s., 29ti tons, H. Kennedy, for

Airedale, s s., 296 tons, H. Kennedy, for

Industry, schooner, for Kaglan.

Industry, schooner, for Raglan.

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Keera, s.s., 158 ton*. J. Bain, for Wnnganiii,

Keera, s.s., 158 tons. J. Bain, for Wanganui,

Wellington, aucl > T apier.

Wellington, and Napier.

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9:30PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Arrivals. — Jtjne 6.

Arrivals. — June 6.

Keera, s.s., 15S tons, Bain, from Whanga-

Keera, s.s., 158 tons, Bain, from Whanga-

Kaglan. Passengers— Mrs. Charlfcon and son,

Raglan. Passengers— Mrs. Charlton and son,

I, Tirooti.— A. Barnes, agen^, ' -

Timoti.— A. Barnes, agent

9:28PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Aviation

A Nation's CivH Aviation te a Msasura of Its Commercial

A Nation's Civil Aviation is a Measure of Its Commercial

ceived from a former Hartings boy

ceived from a former Hastings boy

bur readers. The writer has been in

our readers. The writer has been in

mo go back to the camp when. I leave

me go back to the camp when. I leave

to fly. but can attend lectures and

to fly, but can attend lectures and

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we start, onr exams soon..

we start, our exams soon..

7 a.m.—7.15 a.in.: Physical drill.

7 a.m.—7.15 a.m.: Physical drill.

T2.’30 p.m.—1.30 p.m.: Lunch.

12.30 p.m.—1.30 p.m.: Lunch.

lectures, 1| hours each.

lectures, 1½ hours each.

7.45. Dinner ends about 9 pan. and

7.45. Dinner ends about 9 pm. and

frohi then until 10 I study, then go

from then until 10 I study, then go

to bed. ■

to bed.

"We have one hour’s rifle.drill a

"We have one hour’s rifle drill a

leave a training, school.

leave a training school.

“Another chap whom I know Well

“Another chap whom I know well

was doing a cross-cduntr.v fly the

was doing a cross-country fly the

a forced landing because he had. run

a forced landing because he had run

when his aeroplane crashed' ahd 'he

when his aeroplane crashed and he

say' that he was unconscious, as l he

say that he was unconscious, as he

funeral which wo all attended. 'We

funeral which we all attended. 'We

slow-marched for'two' miles, ,and it

slow-marched for two' miles, and it

sive thing. ' : ■

sive thing.

carry on With the other one. They

carry on with the other one. They

farm just but of Oxford and did some

farm just out of Oxford and did some

1 only got six pheasants and two

I only got six pheasants and two

“You meet people of . all types in

“You meet people of all types in

me for a few minutes ahd with, him

me for a few minutes and with him

an exception. . >; • r ,

an exception.

is -learned that these flights do not

is learned that these flights do not

that first, class steamers . nave to

that first class steamers have to

offer. Motor spirit to ; the .value of

offer. Motor spirit to the value of

£9O and oil to tlie .value of .£lB- 5 a

£90 and oil to the value of .£1- 5 a

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9:26PM, 21 October 2025 John edited TME INFLUENCE OF "SENSATIONAL" LITERATURE ON CRIME.

TME INFLUENCE OF "SENSATIONAL"

THE INFLUENCE OF "SENSATIONAL"

coiporal at Aldeishofc, and a polioe-sheet

coiporal at Aldershot, and a polioe-sheet

9:25PM, 21 October 2025 John edited PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS.-February 27.

Stormbird, si, 08 tons, Doile, from Taranakl and

Stormbird, si, 08 tons, Doile, from Taranaki and

Southern ports Passenge s — Rev J. Bnller, Mn.

Southern ports Passenge s — Rev J. Buller, Mn.

Willie Winkle, 13 tons, Grundy, for Kaglan. Pas-

Willie Winkie, 13 tons, Grundy, for Raglan. Pas-

in the open roadstead of Taxanaki. A delay

in the open roadstead of Taranaki. A delay

9:21PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION IN NAPIER

LANDING-GRGUND- WANTED.;

LANDING-GROUND WANTED.

ARR AN GEMENTS IN HAND.

ARRANGEMENTS IN HAND.

A further step towards the estahlish*

A further step towards the establish

ment of ciyil aviation in Napiei* was

ment of civil aviation in Napier was

made afe a largely-attended meetiug

made at a largely-attended meeting

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bility of making this city. a centre of

bility of making this city a centre of

Ofiers of the loan of planes and

Offers of the loan of planes and

tuition were made hy memhers of the

tuition were made by members of the

site for a l'anding-ground has not yet

site for a landing-ground has not yet

ed, by a large section of those interest-

ed by a large section of those interest-

would he required to bring this land

would be required to bring this land

Napier whicli would fit the purpose

Napier which would fit the purpose

temporarily. . A runwav of 600 yards

temporarily. A runway of 600 yards

would_ he available on this site.

would be available on this site.

a provisional committee eleeted antl

a provisional committee elected and

the enrolment of memhers commenced.

the enrolment of members commenced.

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9:10PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Flying Through the Monsoon

lias been the case in the past. Be-

has been the case in the past. Be-

tt • •

• •

Flight Lieut. Buckridee. flying

Flight Lieut. Buckridge. flying

Feilding to Dannevirke. but from

Feilding to Dannevirke, but from

lie took off again with his passenger

he took off again with his passenger

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to tho ’drome.

to the ’drome.

week-end. to carry on with instruc-

week-end, to carry on with instruc-

flying. 8 hours; passengers, 30min.;

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9:05PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Flight-Lieutenant Letts, the newly-

Flight-Lieutenant Lett, the newly-

9:00PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Hawke’s Bat and East Coast Aero

Hawke’s Bay and East Coast Aero

Club for their “A” license cert.--

Club for their “A” license certifi-

cates. *

cates.

took place m Waipukurau on Bun-

took place in Waipukurau on Sun-

tnourneis. Mrs Carson was born

mourners. Mrs Carson was born

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John Peers, a Kakaiara farmer, her

John Peers, a Wakarara farmer, her

Peers, or Wakarara and Mis. Mauu-

Peers, of Wakarara and Mrs. Maun-

Tiie sudden death of Captain

The sudden death of Captain

late Captain 8 Leech, who was for

late Captain S. Leech, who was for

serving hi« apprenticeship in the

serving his apprenticeship in the

Albion Company, n which he served

Albion Company, on which he served

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8:51PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Yesterday the Haunt of Wild Fowl; To-day, a Town; To-morrow, a City

Special mention may bo made of the remark-

Special mention may be made of the remark-

developing air-mindedness in Hawke’s Bay-

developing air-mindedness in Hawke’s Bay.

Which it was unanimously decided to proceed

which it was unanimously decided to proceed

small ‘ service. With the

small service. With the

- the’Aero Club will be not only con-

- the Aero Club will be not only con-

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make a reasonable 1 prophecy that

make a reasonable prophecy that

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8:49PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

watch; he had, 1 think, taken it as loot

watch; he had, I think, taken it as loot

! About the year 1852 the Rev. C. H. S.

About the year 1852 the Rev. C. H. S.

after hie arrival, went to live on the Indus-

after his arrival, went to live on the Indus-

8:47PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL & GENERAL

laud development scheme many

land development scheme many

natives obtained employment biish-

natives obtained employment bush-

felliug on the Poroporo block. Pov-

felling on the Poroporo block. Pov-

laud have been cleared.

land have been cleared.

terian Suuday School are requested

terian Sunday School are requested

8:46PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL & GENERAL

elub members as well as visitors from

club members as well as visitors from

will be well catered fo>, providing the

will be well catered for, providing the

H. and East Coast Club’s machine

H.B. and East Coast Club’s machine

ZKABB, left for Wellington with a

ZK.ABB, left for Wellington with a

I. p.m. and arrived at Rongatai

1. p.m. and arrived at Rongotai

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aerodrome. Wellington, at 3.30 pm.

aerodrome, Wellington, at 3.30 pm.

to be made to-dav.

to be made to-day.

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8:45PM, 21 October 2025 BernadetteS edited DEATHS and marked it as complete

for "the Tauranga Cemetery.

for the Tauranga Cemetery.

8:44PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

chief, one of the old school. Hβ was covered

chief, one of the old school. He was covered

of the mouth. He put a eeton in his neck.'

of the mouth. He put a seton in his neck.

This, or nature, cured the evil. JChe old

This, or nature, cured the evil. The old

8:44PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Meanwhile, the trees have- all come

Meanwhile, the trees have all come

out into full leaf,;and-bur-woods

out into full leaf, and our woods have

wood.there are,:-primroses and daffy-

wood there are primroses and daffy-

down-dilly in the fields, and that, .im-

down-dilly in the fields, and that im-

pertinent creasure, the cuckoo, is snout-

pertinent creasure, the cuckoo, is shout-

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ing all day long. •■' ' ' :

ing all day long.

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8:43PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

time, watching :the crowds and learning

time, watching the crowds and learning

of ono Labour ■ victory after another.

of one Labour victory after another.

At 2 a.m. vro- were drinking soup, and

At 2 a.m. we were drinking soup, and

watching further' results in ■ the Flor-

watching further results in the Flor-

ence Restaurant, and at 2.30. as '•■••»-

ence Restaurant, and at 2.30. as we

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---wont home, the streets were • still

went home, the streets were still

■ Aridnow it's all over. - Mr. -Ramsay

And now it's all over. Mr. Ramsay

Mac Donald, with tears in. the .voice

Mac Donald, with tears in the voice

mixed with a carefully-preserved - burr,

mixed with a carefully-preserved burr,

has'thanked us all via; wireless, Mr.

has thanked us all via wireless, Mr.

Lloyd George has told: us how frighte-

Lloyd George has told us how frighte-

ned they all are-of Mr. Lloyd George,

ned they all are of Mr. Lloyd George,

whatever.' ■■ . "• .'•-. ■ •:..'■■ .■,.,-;

whatever.

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8:42PM, 21 October 2025 BernadetteS edited DEATHS

1945, in his 77th year. .I.P. Requiem Mass

1945, in his 77th year. R.I.P. Requiem Mass

at Catholic Church, Kihikihi, at 1U a.m. to-

at Catholic Church, Kihikihi, at 10 a.m. to-

toetoe, "Marv Jane, beloved wife of J. A.

toetoe, Mary Jane, beloved wife of J. A.

uetta (Mrs Watson), Theiuia (Mrs Masters).

netta (Mrs Watson), Thelma (Mrs Masters).

Horace and Robert; aged 07 years. Funeral

Horace and Robert; aged 67 years. Funeral

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Ethel (Ella) McGuinness and lather of Beth,

Ethel (Ella) McGuinness and father of Beth,

MASEFi ELD.—On March 29, 1915. at

MASEFIELD.—On March 29, 1915. at

be held at Watney Sibun and Sous' Chapel.

be held at Watney Sibun and Sons' Chapel.

nail (Christchurch) and Mrs W. T. Hanna

nah (Christchurch) and Mrs W. T. Hanna

(Rotorua); aged -10 years. The funeral will

(Rotorua); aged 46 years. The funeral will

Chapel of Tilton and Opie, 150 Great North j

Chapel of Tilton and Opie, 150 Great North

Road. Grey Lynn, tomorrow (Tuesday), at 3 I

Road. Grey Lynn, tomorrow (Tuesday), at 3

PARTRIDGE.—On April 1. at her late]

PARTRIDGE.—On April 1. at her late

residence, 8 Central Koaci. Kingsland, after a j

residence, 8 Central Road. Kingsland, after a

long illness, Jessie McLean, dearly-loved wife j

long illness, Jessie McLean, dearly-loved wife

loving mother of Norman, Margaret (Mrs j

loving mother of Norman, Margaret (Mrs

Kelioe). Funeral leaves above address today

Kehoe). Funeral leaves above address today

PARTRIDGE. —On April 1, at tier late

PARTRIDGE. —On April 1, at her late

McLean, deariy-loved sister of Winnie (Mrs

McLean, dearly-loved sister of Winnie (Mrs

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8:41PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

What tho hell have ■ they done for

"What the hell have they done for

Ireland?" repeated his obscure- com-

Ireland?" repeated his obscure com-

panion. ...-..■ ■■ . ..

panion.

Wo drove through London for some

We drove through London for some

8:41PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

"What the bell have they done for

"What the hell have they done for

Ireland?" replied:" oiie of his frionds

Ireland?" replied:" one of his friends

/'False teeth—sixpence,'.' remarked a

"False teeth—sixpence," remarked a

street hawker,, exhibiting, a tray full of

street hawker, exhibiting, a tray full of

pink and white .celluloid horrors;

pink and white celluloid horrors;

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"Oli, splendid—hurray!" applauded

"Oh, splendid—hurray!" applauded

the Labourite, in ah Oxford voice, as

the Labourite, in an Oxford voice, as

a now return was-flashed up.

a new return was-flashed up.

"That's pretty : awful,"

"That's pretty ---------- --------- awful,"

said tho Conservative.

said the Conservative.

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8:40PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Aviation

Tire Hawke’s Bay and East Coast

The Hawke’s Bay and East Coast

so far, been the lot of this chib to

so far, been the lot of this club to

make a final flutter to augmqpt its

make a final flutter to augment its

lor the management to adopt the

for the management to adopt the

> ‘ I’m-waiting-for-Jack-to-move-in-the

" I’m-waiting-for-Jack-to-move-in-the

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matter’’ policy. They should all get

matter ’’ policy. They should all get

soma of the members to promote a

some of the members to promote a

dual, a total of 10| hours. Club

dual, a total of 10¾ hours. Club

pilots flying sojo were Hugh Cham-

pilots flying solo were Hugh Cham-

pjeasurablo house-warming. Mr. ami

pleasurable house-warming. Mr. and

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8:39PM, 21 October 2025 BernadetteS edited DEATHS

loved lather of llarry, Eric and Wynii.

loved father of Harry, Eric and Wynn.

fillEAllE, Reg. No. 12/3501.—0n March

BREARE, Reg. No. 12/3561.—0n March

loving dad of June, uf 25 Chester Avenue,

loving dad of June, of 25 Chester Avenue,

Westmere, and loed brother u! Arthur, Kit)

Westmere, and loved brother of Arthur, 160

40 Franklin Road, Morris Place. New Jersey, i

40 Franklin Road, Morris Place. New Jersey,

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U.S.A., and Bill (address not known); aged |

U.S.A., and Bill (address not known); aged

54 years. Service will be held at W. 11. Tongue {

54 years. Service will be held at W. H. Tongue

and Son's Chapel tomorrow (Tuesday), at 1.45 |

and Son's Chapel tomorrow (Tuesday), at 1.45

p.m., leaving afterwards for Waikumete Ceme- !

p.m., leaving afterwards for Waikumete Ceme-

4A Wliitaker Place, and loved father to

4A Whitaker Place, and loved father to

Constance, Owen and Xelma; aged 54 year*

Constance, Owen and Zelma; aged 54 years

2.3 H p.m. today (Monday). Private cremation.

2.30 p.m. today (Monday). Private cremation.

Phil, eldest son of Louie, 41 Old Mill Koad,

Phil, eldest son of Louie, 41 Old Mill Road,

Westmere, and the late Waiter Brown and

Westmere, and the late Walter Brown and

loved brother of Alice, Cissie, Roily, Niia and

loved brother of Alice, Cissie, Rolly, Nita and

Coromaudel, George Thomas, husband of

Coromandel, George Thomas, husband of

at Corouiandel 2 p.m. today (Monday).

at Coromandel 2 p.m. today (Monday).

pital, Grace, loved wife of Rev H. R.-Fell, 35

pital, Grace, loved wife of Rev H. R.Fell, 35

FINDLAY.—On March 31, 1945, at Ham- j

FINDLAY.—On March 31, 1945, at Ham-

ilton, Frank, dearly-loved husband of Rosin a

ilton, Frank, dearly-loved husband of Rosina

Fmdlay, of S Tainui Street, Hamilton, father j

Findlay, of 8 Tainui Street, Hamilton, father

of Rose, Frank and Jean; age 01 years. Ser- i

of Rose, Frank and Jean; age 61 years. Ser-

vice at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church to- !

vice at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church to-

morrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m., funeral then j

morrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m., funeral then

Mary Maud, of Yea Lodge, 153 (Ireat North

Mary Maud, of Yea Lodge, 153 Great North

Road, Grey Lynn, dearly-beloved mother of |

Road, Grey Lynn, dearly-beloved mother of

Dorothy (Australian Forces) and Marjorie j

Dorothy (Australian Forces) and Marjorie

(Mrs L. B. Ralph, Ohinewai), and loving I

(Mrs L. B. Ralph, Ohinewai), and loving

nanna of Andrea, Diane and Jennifer. — i

nanna of Andrea, Diane and Jennifer. —

HART.—On March 3d, at the Rotorua j

HART.—On March 3d, at the Rotorua

33 vears.-—At rest.

33 years.-—At rest.

and Marjorie: in her ,oth year. Service will

and Marjorie: in her 70th year. Service will

be held at above address at 10 a.m. today ]

be held at above address at 10 a.m. today

(Monday), funsral then leaving for Waiku-

(Monday), funeral then leaving for Waiku-

pose of the suui of James Patrick, eldf-st son

pose of the soul of James Patrick, eldest son

who passed away at Hamilton on April 1, I

who passed away at Hamilton on April 1,

1945, in his 77th year. K.I.P. Requiem Mass

1945, in his 77th year. .I.P. Requiem Mass

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8:39PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

I .was..in Trafalgar Square mid-

I was in Trafalgar Square mid-

night while .'thy resuHs.V were coming

night while the results were coming

through,' amongst; th^biggesi^croWa I

through, amongst the biggest crowd I

have ever liad- tho -opportunity'''of see-

have ever had the opportunity of see-

ing. It was extraordinarily- well be-

ing. It was extraordinarily well be-

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numbersiif it had chosen-to become un-

numbers if it had chosento become un-

ruly, were, controlling', the traffic with

ruly, were controlling the traffic with

imperturbable good temper.: I stood for

imperturbable good temper. I stood for

some time, between a group of rather

some time between a group of rather

shabby. Conservatives and' an "im-

shabby Conservatives and an im-

maculately dressed Labourite; The at-

maculately dressed Labourite. The at-

tention of- the entire; conglomerate mob

tention of the entire conglomerate mob

was fixed onHlie moving electric signs

was fixed on the moving electric signs

that gave out' tho latest 'returns. '

that gave out the latest returns.

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8:37PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

He tied hia horse in the bush and struggled

He tied his horse in the bush and struggled

missionary stationed here, lie arrived iv

missionary stationed here, he arrived in

appointed to Waoganui, I think, in 1840.

appointed to Wanganui, I think, in 1840.

Ika a Maul and several other works on native

Ika a Maui and several other works on native

8:35PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

of the four grandees—probably- they

of the four grandees—probably they

The election. is over. Mr Lloyd

The election is over Mr Lloyd

crowd, psychology, it is surprising that

crowd psychology, it is surprising that

he.gained, so. many .votes for: his-party.

he gained so many votes for his party.

8:35PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Miss M. Pharaeyu, of Hastings,

Miss M. Pharazyn, of Hastings,

A. F. Wonsley. the Sussex profes-

A. F. Wensley. the Sussex profes-

death at Sydney of Mr. P. O’Neil),

death at Sydney of Mr. P. O’Neill,

liam Alexander Maoarthur. aged 74

liam Alexander Macarthur. aged 74

8:34PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

tion waa as much interwoven as its com-

tion was as much interwoven as its com-

cabin. The cabin table waa about 2ft by 3ft

cabin. The cabin table was about 2ft by 3ft

catechiet, sailed in the Bed Rover, waa

catechist, sailed in the Red Rover, was

in 1842; the latter gentleman ie too well

in 1842; the latter gentleman is too well

known to need remark here. Hβ wrote Te

known to need remark here. He wrote Te

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eon. He was a member of the Church

son. He was a member of the Church

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8:31PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

In 1813 stock was being imported into

In 1843 stock was being imported into

Valparaiso. Mr - J. G. Oooke, of Taranaki,

Valparaiso. Mr J. G. Cooke, of Taranaki,

drove thfc first mob np the coast to that

drove the first mob up the coast to that

went through the then newly cut track ab

went through the then newly cut track at

1842. On November 20th, 1843, he paid hia

1842. On November 20th, 1843, he paid his

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days. It is good to read of pur home Bishop

days. It is good to read of our noble Bishop

Chnrton's creek, and living in it during his

Churton's creek, and living in it during his

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8:27PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

Gamer always did his duty. It was a

Garner always did his duty. It was a

8:26PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

the mouth of the river, but the vie%v from

the mouth of the river, but the view from

described by Mr E. J. Wakefield in hie

described by Mr E. J. Wakefield in his

deserves its native name Wauganui (large

deserves its native name Wanganui (large

building was a ranpo whari of much larger

building was a raupo whari of much larger

fovernment honse, or queen's house ; for Mr

government house, or queen's house ; for Mr

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!. J. Wakefield acted as a sub-agent here

E. J. Wakefield acted as a sub-agent here

times, in anger or derision, ,: Kawana Hiki-

times, in anger or derision, " Kawana Hiki-

cargo of produce out of the river raieed by

cargo of produce out of the river raised by

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8:21PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

History, shows a fine, high, augarloaf-ehaped

History, shows a fine, high, sugarloaf-shaped

Kapiti, whiohlies about 100 miles to the

Kapiti, which lies about 100 miles to the

The sand spit also ha* disappeared in the

The sand spit also has disappeared in the

The town was called PcUe, after the Hon.

The town was called Petre, after the Hon.

Henry Petre, a sou of Lonl Petre, one of

Henry Petre, a son of Lord Petre, one of

8:19PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

The Wanganni river was called the

The Wanganui river was called the

Knowslev, and so marked on the old maps.

Knowsley, and so marked on the old maps.

8:19PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

made to save the limb but in vain. Ampn-

made to save the limb but in vain. Ampu-

James Edw. Alexander X.0.L.5., F.R.S.E.,

James Edw. Alexander K.C.L.S., F.R.S.E.,

inhu "Bush Fighting," "The Maori War

in his "Bush Fighting," "The Maori War

8:17PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

very early Hays, a Maori youth named

very early days, a Maori youth named

said amputation alone could save hip life.

said amputation alone could save his life.

were so ntupid. When pressed, they wished

were so stupid. When pressed, they wished

a girl or boy • walking about in Wel-

a girl or boy walking about in Wel-

werry good, &c, white man." The doctor

werry good, &c., white man." The doctor

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omv quite proud of it, and when a few days

one quite proud of it, and when a few days

The following ecory shows how a Maori,

The following story shows how a Maori,

intending to be good, grateful, and just,;may

intending to be good, grateful, and just, may

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Shis style of welcome so alarmed the " new

This style of welcome so alarmed the " new

8:13PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Aviation

Last week-end . showed what

Last week-end showed what

to the ’dromo at Longlands. The

to the ’drome at Longlands. The

initial flight:—Messrs. . Grace and

initial flight:—Messrs. Grace and

A total of 5J solo flying hours was

A total of 5¾ solo flying hours was

the controls for he steins to be g< t-

the controls for he seems to be get-

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Nicholls, of Gisborne. Ho is another

Nicholls, of Gisborne. He is another

ho is well settled into civil life again,

he is well settled into civil life again,

dicapped are the most enthusiastic

members. George is one. and ths

members. George is one. and the

Club is proud of the fact.

club’s, rules. It might also be said

club’s rules. It might also be said

of this tho N.Z. Defence Department

of this the N.Z. Defence Department

that rank.* Squadron-Leader Fow-

that rank. Squadron-Leader Fow-

ler’s command centre will be Dune

ler’s command centre will be Dune-

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8:09PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

They said it hod come from a tapued bnrial

They said it hod come from a tapued burial

Ac, it desired, may be found in Brett's

&c., it desired, may be found in Brett's

Early History of New Zealand, v pas?e 588.

Early History of New Zealand, page 588.

8:07PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

Wansey wrote to Colonel WakeSeld seeking

Wansey wrote to Colonel Wakefield seeking

and completely stripped it. return-

and completely stripped it. Upon return-

in ij, ten days later, he found them living in

ing, ten days later, he found them living in

same position were mined. All the country

same position were ruined. All the country

settlere had in some way, djrectly or in-

settlers had in some way, directly or in-

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tersely has Major Gudgeoa said lately in

tersely has Major Gudgeon said lately in

the Native Land Court. Wβ could no more

the Native Land Court. We could no more

get our idea 9 into a Maori head than he (the

get our ideas into a Maori head than he (the

Maori) could put his notions. into our 9.

Maori) could put his notions. into ours.

that, after ell theae long years, an expert

that, after ell these long years, an expert

dente. All injuries must be paid for;

dents. All injuries must be paid for;

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IHE EARLY HISTORY OF

THE EARLY HISTORY OF

Shis style of welcome so alarmed the "new

Shis style of welcome so alarmed the " new

after inquiry, called them a "pack of

after inquiry, called them a " pack of

frightened geese," and told them to "go to

frightened geese," and told them to " go to

cutters, luggers, ships' long boats "raised

cutters, luggers, ships' long boats " raised

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The skipper's rule was "no grog at sea."

The skipper's rule was " no grog at sea."

well as "captain of bis own ship," took a

well as " captain of bis own ship," took a

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tioned first:— . .

tioned first:—

John Richard Bowen liogg Mair v. Annie

John Richard Bowen Hogg Mair v. Annie

Jane Mair, desertion. j

Jane Mair, desertion.

Muriel Eileen ' Gertrude Chichester v.

Muriel Eileen Gertrude Chichester v.

Charles George Gordon ’lreivthlek v.

Charles George Gordon Trevethick v.

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Florence Muriel Woolcott v. J.asman

Florence Muriel Woolcott v. Tasman

Grace Ainsworth v. Gerald Allen Aids-

Grace Ainsworth v. Gerald Allen Ains-

O’Neill, separation. , ... .

O’Neill, separation.

Ivvleen Jessie Smith v. Richard Benjamin

Ivyleen Jessie Smith v. Richard Benjamin

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was tliat f he very large reserves of the very

was that the very large reserves of the very

•north more than the value of the whole

worth more than the value of the whole

lew? to those who could not cultivate or fence

less to those who could not cultivate or fence

find, bail searched far ami wide to find all

find, had searched far and wide to find all

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Ann Eliza Currie and another v. Ihe

Ann Eliza Currie and another v. The

duo under agreement. Counter-claim,

due under agreement. Counter-claim,

£364 13s sd, allegedly received and not

£364 13s 5d, allegedly received and not

Thomas Hcnsman Caverhill v. Com-

Thomas Hensman Caverhill v. Com-

Ernest William Gicsen v. Annie

Ernest William Giesen v. Annie

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liam Tclford, £250, allegedly duo on

liam Telford, £250, allegedly due on

tee (as executor of tho will of Duncan

tee (as executor of the will of Duncan

Donald M'Lood v. John Frederick

Donald M'Leod v. John Frederick

Charles Henry, Lockha-Et Quaker 5.

Charles Henry, Lockhart Tucker v.

William Dean Smith and auother v.

William Dean Smith and another v.

George Hamilton Scott y. William

George Hamilton Scott v. William

■Stewart, declaration, etc.

Stewart, declaration, etc.

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would no doubt have held

These argument would no doubt have held

good ~aa they been true; bet they were

good had they been true; but they were

fk, denied in tcto by the company, and die*

denied in toto by the company, and dis-

7:50PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION

now put it. is always, more or less,

now put it, is always, more or less,

looking out Yes, even prepared to

looking on ! Yes, even prepared to

a machine crash,, and if a ’plane

a machine crash, and if a ’plane

to be, “1 told you so; you would not

to be, “I told you so ; you would not

lor 1 heard the engine missing badly

for I heard the engine missing badly

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expressions of opinion are beard such

expressions of opinion are heard such

as: “The ground will do me all my

asn: “The ground will do me all my

hunk. In reply to these remarks of

bunk. In reply to these remarks of

flying, 1 would say the “fifth” or air

flying, I would say the “fifth” or air

souse has not shown development in

sense has not shown development in

lias not as yet awakened to the fact

has not as yet awakened to the fact

bumble way particularly in Hawke’s

humble way particularly in Hawke’s

come to niiiili, and that New Zealand

come to much, and that New Zealand

top despite the struggle. I eay

top despite the struggle. I say

“bats off” to the optimistic and

“hats off” to the optimistic and

ficulties. it is the Hawke’s Bay and

ficulties, it is the Hawke’s Bay and

tal. ; t has advanced its present posi-

tal. it has advanced its present posi-

nately. looks like staggering, owing

nately, looks like staggering, owing

of Hawke's Bay oiurlit to be proud of

of Hawke's Bay ought to be proud of

their club and should rally round the’

their club and should rally round the

financial support. Be up and doing.

financial support. Be up and doing,

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" a down" on this tribe, so, according to

"a down" on this tribe, so, according to

to, according to another of their pleasant

so, according to another of their pleasant

kawae tapued the beach between Otaki and

kawas tapued the beach between Otaki and

out danger to hie life and a certainty of

out danger to his life and a certainty of

much enforced viu, if he were caught, as he

much enforced utu, if he were caught, as he

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Maons were all barred from passing, and

Maoris were all barred from passing, and

tohave the tapu removed. Thus the settlers

to have the tapu removed. Thus the settlers

nadto go by sea for a long time, in just such

had to go by sea for a long time, in just such

crjkfte v I have described.

crafte as I have described.

The settlers were havine hard times now.

The settlers were having hard times now.

ITne company had no power to enforce the

The company had no power to enforce the

taw, the government had no will to do so.

law, the government had no will to do so.

Captain had arrived, and he refused

Captain Fitzroy had arrived, and he refused

to exert las authority in support of law and

to exert his authority in support of law and

the Mfrori* were concerned.

order where the Maoris were concerned.

the company "had purchased the

He said the company had purchased the

, land at a price ridiculously below its actual

land at a price ridiculously below its actual

value, and had bought it from thoee that

value, and had bought it from those that

they kr,'.,y tuw i no right, or power, to sell.

they knew had no right, or power, to sell.

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tho will of Charlotte Harris) v. Bertie

the will of Charlotte Harris) v. Bertie

Emily Edith Maude Judo v. Leonard

Emily Edith Maude Jude v. Leonard

tion, etc. Counterclaim, declaration,

tion, etc. Counterclaim, declaration, etc.

' Henry Schneideman v. Philip Schiiei-

Henry Schneideman v. Philip Schnei-

deman, £1230 19s lOd allegedly had

deman, £1230 19s 10d allegedly had

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and received. Counterclaim, £1375 5s

and received. Counterclaim, £1275 5s

,6d allegedly due.

6d allegedly due.

9d, alleged breach of contract. .

9d, alleged breach of contract.

ment. . r

ment.

ment. . j.

ment.

clcr*

der.

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ewch goings on did not tend to the comfort

such goings on did not tend to the comfort

of the helpless people committed to their

loet his way; he could not see the road.

lost his way; he could not see the road.

<jßort Hardy, across the strait. Then he

Port Hardy, across the strait. Then he

eookey again. This time he got under Kapiti

cookey again. This time he got under Kapiti

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andJky there some time, probably till the

and lay there some time, probably till the

sea-siok people found themselves

wretchedly sea-sick people found themselves

erfe in the Wanganui river. Those who

safe in the Wanganui river. Those who

■tQI survive scarcely even now care to speak

still survive scarcely even now care to speak

Ofthink of the horrors of that short voyage.

or think of the horrors of that short voyage.

Thtemtut be taken as an exceptionally

This must be taken as an exceptionally

ftad voyage even for those days.

bad voyage even for those days.

Boring the time that Mr Murphy was

During the time that Mr Murphy was

■craft from Cloudy Bay ran aahore and was

craft from Cloudy Bay ran ashore and was

drowned. One of the crew, or a pas.

drowned. One of the crew, or a pas-

eengex, was a Maori named Koraria, a

senger, was a Maori named Koraria, a

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number of Hastings members ot the

number of Hastings members of the

ing last at the' screening ot the talkie

ing last at the screening ot the talkie

action of the manager (Air Foote)

action of the manager (Mr Foote)

of the more energetic members of tho

of the more energetic members of the

pay towards the tost of tho upkeep

pay towards the cost of the upkeep

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of the roads? Members have to Use

of the roads? Members have to use

tho toads in getting to and from tho

the roads in getting to and from the

aerodromes in tuoir cars, aud, of

aerodromes in their cars, and, of

course, being users, win pay tias mi ;

course, being users, will pay the tax ;

but it will come bard to pay a double

but it will come hard to pay a double

tax ou the petrol used for air travel

tax on the petrol used for air travel

proached in that the petrol supplisa

proached in that the petrol supplies

£2OOO has already been raised to-

£2000 has already been raised to-

tho area selected.

the area selected.

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cival Bishop v. Ida Alexandra Belle

cival Bishop v. Ida Alexandre Belle

iel "Woolcott v. Tasman Charles Ste-

iel Woolcott v. Tasman Charles Ste-

May 0 'Neill v. James Stephen 0 'Neill,

May O'Neill v. James Stephen O'Neill,

alleged separation; Ivylecn Jessie

alleged separation; Ivyleen Jessie

Smith v. Pvichard Benjamin Carter

Smith v. Richard Benjamin Carter

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cneo Weinberg v. John Alfred Wein-

ence Weinberg v. John Alfred Wein-

(Beforo a Judge and Common Jury

(Before a Judge and Common Jury

Elliott and others, £134S lls damages

Elliott and others, £1348 11s damages

' Sidney Walter Webb v. Percy Revell,

Sidney Walter Webb v. Percy Revell,

£679 OS 4d damages for injuries alleg-

£679 0s 4d damages for injuries alleg-

Heron, £204 12s lOd damages for in-

Heron, £204 12s 10d damages for in-

Michael Power v. H.M.. The King,

Michael Power v. H.M. The King,

dismissal. . '

dismissal.

conists, Ltd., £653 19s, alleged broach

conists, Ltd., £653 19s, alleged breach

of contract. Counterclaim, declaration,

of contract. Counterclaim, declaration, etc.

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Ileimdal, alleged desertion; James

Heimdal, alleged desertion; James

Pilcher v. Eugenic Christiire Pilcher, al-

Pilcher v. Eugenie Christine Pilcher, al-

leged separation; Nellio Turvey v. Ed-

leged separation; Nellie Turvey v. Ed-

ward 'Purvey, alleged' separation; Edith

ward Turvey, alleged separation; Edith

May M'Ali.stor v. George M'Alistcr, al-

May M'Alistor v. George M'Alister, al-

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las v. Mary' Agnes Gertrudo Geraldino

las v. Mary Agnes Gertrude Geraldine

linani v. Clarice Margaret Hallinam, al-

linam v. Clarice Margaret Hallinam, al-

leged separation or desertion (cross-pe-

leged separation or desertion (cross pe-

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vent below, not even at night; an awning

went below, not even at night; an awning

rathei than the stifling hole they called the

rather than the stifling hole they called the

«abin. The cabin table waa about 2ft by 3ft

cabin. The cabin table waa about 2ft by 3ft

or 4ft, the lockers, on which one eat, were

or 4ft, the lockers, on which one sat, were

those clone dens ! It was well they could hold

those close dens ! It was well they could hold

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ncumoce.

no more.

i. The-skipper's rule was "no grog at sea/

The skipper's rule was "no grog at sea."

(Fbia role was generally adhered to, but,

(This rule was generally adhered to, but,

jttnfoctanately, not always. One of the

unfortunately, not always. One of the

gcaxQetnen, whose likeness you may see

gentlemen, whose likeness you may see

Xsmember-; I think he did. This little craft

remember; I think he did. This little craft

••we fulljof women and children going to join

was full of women and children going to join

liheir male relatives who had gone ahead to

their male relatives who had gone ahead to

-prepare shelters for them. The skipper,

prepare shelters for them. The skipper,

perhaps in order to comfort hie /inmerotu

perhaps in order to comfort his numerous

over fan town spree, or from a desire to look

over his town spree, or from a desire to look

'well as " captain of bis own ship," took a

well as "captain of bis own ship," took a

tag of rum with him. Naturally he got

keg of rum with him. Naturally he got

;dnmk, naturally he fought with the oook.

drunk, naturally he fought with the cook.

'Horn, as tho cook was steward, third,

Now, as tho cook was steward, third,

aoftond, or first mate, and general rouse*

second, or first mate, and general rouse-

ribout all combined in one, we can imagine

about all combined in one, we can imagine

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Gordon Trevethick v. Ethel May Trove-

Gordon Trevethick v. Ethel May Tree-

tion; Mabel Annio Alice Kate Haines

tion; Mabel Annie Alice Kate Haines

lores Hodson v. Aliek Colin Hodson,

lores Hodson v. Alick Colin Hodson,

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and ohildren, as a rule. One lady relative of

and children, as a rule. One lady relative of

the " Sarah Berry " lugger, for instance, she

the "Sarah Berry" lugger, for instance, she

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