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7:27PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

csnie from the Aurora, the first ship which

came from the Aurora, the first ship which

Burf shouting their welcomes, anxious to

surf shouting their welcomes, anxious to

Shis style of welcome so alarmed the " new

Shis style of welcome so alarmed the "new

after inquiry, called them a '• paok of

after inquiry, called them a "pack of

bed." It was such " new chums " that had

bed." It was such "new chums" that had

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(The women and ohildren had no resource,

(The women and children had no resource,

sail or etay was the word for them. At

sail or stay was the word for them. At

this time the Gem, the Saudfly, and other

this time the Gem, the Sandfly, and other

upon, ,, and such small fry.

upon," and such small fry.

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7:23PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

The earliest settlers hore all came from

The earliest settlers here all came from

Amongst the beat of those first New Zea-

amongst the best of those first New Zea-

Battlement, with whose history, in those

settlement, with whose history, in those

»hips landed their passengers and cargo at

ships landed their passengers and cargo at

jraa then called. After waiting fora year or

was then called. After waiting for a year or

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-connected with Wellington ; its trade and

connected with Wellington ; its trade and

goods all came thence. Aβ part of the

goods all came thence. As part of the

meroial interests. Wellington merchants

mercial interests. Wellington merchants

end power. .

and power.

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7:19PM, 21 October 2025 Sweetpea64 edited SUPREME COURT

Tho following cases have been set

The following cases have been set

down for hearing at tho Supremo Court

down for hearing at the Supreme Court

Mary Eobcrtson and another, alleged

Mary Robertson and another, alleged

Muriel Eileen Gertrude Chichoster v.

Muriel Eileen Gertrude Chichester v.

Herbert1 Denham v. Olive Louisa Den-

Herbert Denham v. Olive Louisa Den-

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man, alleged separation; John Bichard

man, alleged separation; John Richard

Bowon Hogg Dennis Mair v. Annio Jane

Bowen Hogg Dennis Mair v. Annie Jane

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7:19PM, 21 October 2025 Ishmael edited IHE EARLY HISTORY OF WANGANUI.

to give an insight into the rr»rly history

to give an insight into the early history

named, with some alight insight into their

named, with some slight insight into their

trials and their brave, self-denying, nidus-

trials and their brave, self-denying, indus-

trioufl livoa.

trious lives.

I have get for this article, will necessarily

I have set for this article, will necessarily

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priee and perseverance soon brought them

prise and perseverance soon brought them

war, but, for the present, I mint stay my

war, but, for the present, I must stay my

hand. The eons, daughters and grand-

hand. The sons, daughters and grand-

live in Wanganui, holding foremoet places

live in Wanganui, holding foremost places

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7:04PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION

of late, and of which nothing' so far

of late, and of which nothing so far

has been* done, is putting down a

has been done, is putting down a

permanent surface in aud around the

permanent surface in and around the

where repairs aud maintenance are

where repairs and maintenance are

rolled as members of the .club for a

rolled as members of the club for a

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nent member has intimated to 1110

nent member has intimated to me

that 1 should find out how many boys

that I should find out how many boys

in to “Ming Tips,” care “Tribune”

in to “Wing Tips,” care “Tribune”

noys together at a meeting, and to

boys together at a meeting, and to

be to the boys in every wav.

be to the boys in every way.

many nines are forthcoming, and

many names are forthcoming, and

when tho meeting is held a ballot of

when the meeting is held a ballot of

all tho ,e present—and there must be

all those present—and there must be

50—will take | ..ice, and the winner

50—will take place, and the winner

will have liis first year’s tubscrip-

will have his first year’s subscrip-

pilot. A sum of £5O or £6O will

pilot. A sum of £50 or £60 will

Gisborne had practically n full

Gisborne had practically a full

taining tlio crowds who were not

taining the crowds who were not

.1 tiip nincng ilie clouds and an un-

a trip among the clouds and an un-

suip.i .-.cd v.c.i from above.

surpassed view from above.

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7:01PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION

I (By *

(By

..A device that will eventually be-

A device that will eventually be-

Czecho-felovaktau designer and in-

Czecho-Slovakian designer and in-

the stabilising of aeroplanes.. Pro-

the stabilising of aeroplanes. Pro-

Marchetti amphibian, built by. the

Marchetti amphibian, built by the

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adge, and widen as they approach

edge, and widen as they approach

binged the tips and connected them

hinged the tips and connected them

with cabin controls However, he

with cabin controls. However, he

use they did not deviate much frcin

use they did not deviate much from

In later models tho tips have been

In later models the tips have been

in the eailly stages of solo, took off

in the early stages of solo, took off

sent out on to the arcodrome to wave

sent out on to the aerodrome to wave

ink off, and be hod been flying for

ing off, and he had been flying for

resigned Ins position on the instruc-

resigned his position on the instruc-

tional stall' of the Club, has left the

tional staff of the Club, has left the

to lose his services, for ho has proved

to lose his services, for he has proved

popular officer. Our cluo can ill

popular officer. Our club can ill

wishes for success in His new position.

wishes for success in his new position.

he was held during an imorinal even-

he was held during an informal even-

couched Uuiricauo force last Monuay

reached hurricane force last Monday

aiternoon and night, did considerable

afternoon and night, did considerable

damage to the clue’s hangars.

damage to the club’s hangars.

the ciub, which can ill afford such a

the club, which can ill afford such a

shock on its nuances, for the cost of

shock on its fiances, for the cost of

rebuilding win he considerable.

rebuilding will he considerable.

of the ciub, who have put in a lot

of the club, who have put in a lot

to nought in a lew minutes.

to nought in a few minutes.

tically -‘as you were,” but let us

tically ‘as you were,” but let us

not 00 discouraged, but up and

not be discouraged, but up and

club has experienced since tho in-

club has experienced since the in-

with unfavourable wintiy weather

with unfavourable wintry weather

tors away, hying activities have been

tors away, flying activities have been

the flying membeis have, neverthless,

the flying members have, nevertheless,

needed oilice and locker-room, also

needed office and locker-room, also

an extra workshop lor engine repairs

an extra workshop for engine repairs

Tho much talked of improvement

The much talked of improvement

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6:33PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

longer reitcrates;his .unpretentious pro-

longer reiterates his unpretentious pro-

posals. I have no-politics, but after

posals. I have no politics, but after

nip that Mr. Baldwin came out of the in-

me that Mr. Baldwin came out of the in-

glonous struggle >.with.lcs ? s loss of die-

glorious struggle with less loss of dig-

nity than his two opponents, thoueh

nity than his two opponents, though

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they are .both of them better orators

they are both of them better orators

than he. In-his,final- speech -he' made

than he. In his final speech he made

so few appeals to .mob emotionalism and

so few appeals to mob emotionalism and

refrained so completely from- slinging

refrained so completely from slinging

mud that really, .from. the.standpoint of

mud that really, from the standpoint of

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6:31PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited A CLOSE CALL

The Hawke's Bay Aero Cluh had, a

The Hawke's Bay Aero Club had a

bad spell of luclc this week, for during

bad spell of luck this week, for during

the height of the gale whicli was ex-

the height of the gale which was ex-

perienced at the heginning of the

perienced at the beginning of the

week, tlie roof of the newly-erected

week, tbe roof of the newly-erected

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hangar was lifted clean olf, carried

hangar was lifted clean off, carried

tlirongh a batcli of • young _ poplar

through a batch of young poplar

trces and landing 40 yards distant in

trees and landing 40 yards distant in

ihe adjoining field. Strangely enough,

the adjoining field. Strangely enough,

the Sparfan 'plane, which was housed

the Spartan 'plane, which was housed

any way, remaining snug witliin the

any way, remaining snug within the

four walls left standing. _ ,

four walls left standing.

The dhnger of the roof liftmg was

The danger of the roof lifting was

noticed before it actunlly went, but

noticed before it actually went, but

it hlew completely off as the ground

it blew completely off as the ground

ongineer at the aerodrome was send-

engineer at the aerodrome was send-

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6:31PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

The election. is * over. Mr' Lloyd

The election. is over. Mr Lloyd

George and Mr. Barnsay Mac Donald

George and Mr. Ramsay MacDonald

have left off blackguarding, each other

have left off blackguarding each other

and Mr. Baldwin..: ,'• Mr. Balden no

and Mr. Baldwin. Mr. Baldwin no

6:29PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

The focus, point -.ot the ceremony is

The focus point of the ceremony is

of course, the colour,, andj it; alone in

of course, the colour, and it, alone in

its slow progress;. a : symbol i not .of war,

its slow progress;. a symbol not of war,

but of some, dimly. ..understood yet

but of some dimly understood yet

it went slowly through" this ancient

it went slowly through this ancient

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stood to.do it' reverence in/ what I

stood to do it reverence in what I

suppose, Count Tolstoy. . would have

suppose, Count Tolstoy would have

sailed a meaningless gestured Perhaps

called a meaningless gesture. Perhaps

to clever people it may seem meaning-'

to clever people it may seem meaning-

less, but to me it was Significant; rather

less, but to me it was significant; rather

of spiritual than, of ' temporalideals

of spiritual than, of temporal ideals

and I seemed : to see history aid-altruism

and I seemed to see history and altruism

there, woven together , dimly, in one

there woven together dimly in one

banner. • . .-., -"•.■■.■.•;

banner.

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6:26PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Trooping of, the Colour.

Trooping of the Colour.

. Honestly, I. think the feature 'of the

Honestly, I think the feature of the

pageant which filled.me most with ad-

pageany which filled me most with ad-

miration and. envy was the lovely walk

miration and envy was the lovely walk

of the four . grandees—probably- they

of the four grandees—probably- they

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are only flunkeys,1 but they' looked like

are only flunkeys, but they looked like

grandees—who,'in cocked hats, " vivid

grandees—who, in cocked hats, vivid

coats, and ; tight knee ' breeches, ad-

coats, and tight knee breeches, ad-

vanced magnificently before the 'massed

vanced magnificently before the massed

bands.. They pointed their long wands,

bands. They pointed their long wands,

swept their hands across their, gorgeous

swept their hands across their gorgeous

chests, swung, them .back', and daintily

chests, swung, them back, and daintily

and bbyohd the days .of the,. Georges. "

and beyond the days of the Georges.

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6:25PM, 21 October 2025 Linda Green edited WEDDING BELLS.

An interesting wedding took place ;i

An interesting wedding took place at

Mataroa. North Island, mi Thursday kuM

Mataroa, North Island, on Thursday last,

tin' principals being well-known Kumar

the principals being well-known Kumara

natives, viz., Mr Walter McConnon, s-o

natives, viz., Mr Walter McConnon, son

of Mr James McConnon, and Miss Sar

of Mr James McConnon, and Miss Sarah

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Hoherts, daughter of Mr Owen Roberts,

Roberts, daughter of Mr Owen Roberts,

of Main Street. Kumara, The ceremony

of Main Street, Kumara. The ceremony

wa.- concluded liy the Rev. Mr Tinsley -ii

was conducted by the Rev. Mr Tinsley at

ilic residence of the bridegroom's mother.

the residence of the bridegroom's mother.

Whitton (half-brother of (lie bridegroom)

Whitton (half-brother of the bridegroom)

and Mr Thos. Hyde acted as best mar,.

and Mr Thos. Hyde acted as best man.

The bride's dies.- was a pretty grey,

The bride's dress was a pretty grey,

crinoline. -liiffon and hue. Miss McCon-

crinoline. chiffon and lace. Miss McCon-

iwiii. sister of the bridejfcoom, was liei

non, sister of the bridegroom, was her

was :he recipient of a number of house-

was the recipient of a number of house-

hold articles. t)n Sunday. 20tli Seplem

hold articles. On Sunday. 20th Septem

w. the Sunday School scholars gave her

ber, the Sunday School scholars gave her

a salad bow! and spoons, oak and silver.

a salad bowl and spoons, oak and silver,

school. The firm iKlb'- and Dan-ill) by

school. The firm (Ellis and Darvill) by

whom she was employed gave her a silvei

whom she was employed gave her a silver

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6:24PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION

good piliot instructors just now in

good pilot instructors just now in

ting in a lot of flying lately. Tueir

ting in a lot of flying lately. Their

management are content to sit, taik

management are content to sit, talk

and do little, and seldom visittbe

and do little, and seldom visit the

ing texplanation is, why was the

ing explanation is, why was the

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members to el set from.

members to elect from.

_ Fifteen miles is a similar distance

Fifteen miles is a similar distance

Naider Club members, even as a

Napier Club members, even as a

stands. Hie time of 3 hours 32

stands. His time of 3 hours 32

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6:24PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Following behind the Bo^al Princes

Following behind the Royal Princes

were' representatives of all' our Dom-

were representatives of all our Dom-

inions,. Major, O. H. Mead .doing , this

inions, Major, O.H. Mead doing this

duty for New. Zealand." Very' fine'they

duty for New. Zealand. Very fine they

Trooping of, the Colour. ■•.*"

Trooping of, the Colour.

6:23PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

folds across the ledge. .The Sultan of

folds across the ledge. The Sultan of

from' his car in an astonishing blaze of

from his car in an astonishing blaze of

jewels-and exotic robes,'.while the.im-

jewels and exotic robes, while the im-

maculate English aide-de-'eamps stood,

maculate English aide-de-camps stood,

Extravagancy to. his .appointed seat.

Extravagancy to his appointed seat.

6:22PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

This, great review which takes place

This great review which takes place

every year.on tno King's, Birthday,

every year on the King's, Birthday,

followed soon after : the Grenadier

followed soon after the Grenadier

gorgeous, but'perhaps ' less personal,.

gorgeous, but perhaps less personal,

of course, was unable • to attend, but

of course, was unable to attend, but

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Troops take part in.the trooping, and

Troops take part in the trooping, and

the Horse Guards,'who wear the cloth-

the Horse Guards, who wear the cloth-

In front of'our stand were several

In front of our stand were several

scarlet frpekcoats, looking : like Colonel

scarlet frockcoats, looking like Colonel

them, leaning.from a high window, was

them, leaning from a high window, was

a very beautiful'; Indian lady, her gold-

a very beautiful Indian lady, her gold-

embroidered-.veil' hanging in -heavy

embroidered veil hanging in heavy

folds across the'; ledge. .The Sultan of

folds across the ledge. .The Sultan of

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6:19PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

after the Eoyal 6alute, and was so

after the Royal salute, and was so

TROOPING OF THE COLOTJE.

TROOPING OF THE COLOUR

6:19PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

and un-modern to be so. much, thrilled

and un-modern to be so much thrilled

coats and uncomfortable'hats, all step-

coats and uncomfortable hats, all step-

ping in. time, but I defy any ono to re-

ping in time, but I defy anyone to re-

ment advances^en bloc for twelve paces

ment advances en bloc for twelve paces

in dead silence, and then halts: and

in dead silence, and then halts and

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gives the Koyal salute, while the

gives the Royal salute, while the

band, blares out" in , the .National An-

band, blares out in the National An-

them. Personally, I was. so excited

them. Personally, I was so excited

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6:17PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

'.'Of all the world's brave heroes

'"Of all the world's brave heroes

There's one that compare '

There's one that compare

To .the British Grenadier."

To the British Grenadier."

6:17PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

afl heads turned like one head, a flash

all heads turned like one head, a flash

rumpus from the band:

rumpus from the band.

6:16PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

man. 'From where I sat I could not

man. From where I sat I could not

sco his escort, but only his solitaf-y fig-

see his escort, but only his solitary fig-

ure,' sitting on.a. quiet bay horse and

ure, sitting on a quiet bay horse and

taking tho . salu't'o -as the -.regiment

taking the salute as the regiment

marched past. On and on they eamc,

marched past. On and on they came,

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they havo done for hundreds of years,

they have done for hundreds of years,

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6:14PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Next, at the vcryfarthest corner of

Next, at the very farthest corner of

the Parade appeared a little- company

the Parade appeared a little company

cheer. • Isolated voices barked violent-

cheer. Isolated voices barked violent-

ly, there was a sudden flash,, and two

ly, there was a sudden flash, and two

thousand, men had arms.

thousand, men had presented arms.

6:14PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Presently tho huge square began to

Presently the huge square began to

three great'blocks of scarlet,:and our x

three great blocks of scarlet,and our

nerves weroset pulsing with the throb'

nerves were set pulsing with the throb

of drums. - Count Tolstoy has called

of drums. Count Tolstoy has called

the drum the.silliest toy ever.followed

the drum the silliest toy ever followed

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called Count Tolstoy an, old Salvation-

called Count Tolstoy an old Salvation-

ist. Far be it from .mo to wave a

ist. Far be it from me to wave a

sonages, but"- I venture meekly to re-

sonages, but I venture meekly to re-

in my body it will quicken at tho tuck

in my body it will quicken at the tuck

of drum. ' ■

of drum.

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6:12PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

m the Reserve, I had a seat in the

in the Reserve, I had a seat in the

in scarlet, with shaggy bearskins !and

in scarlet, with shaggy bearskins and

men,'with their wives and families

men, with their wives and families.

liar away across tho wido space of the

Far away across tho wide space of the

War Memorial, lit by as : peaceful a

War Memorial, lit by as peaceful a

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| sun as1 ever.graced a London,'morning

sun as ever graced a London morning

in May. ' ■ ■• >' ■ . ■'■';>.:'.':.

in May.

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6:12PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Despite very _ hoisterous week-end

Despite very boisterous week-end

weather three visitiqg aeroplanes of

weather three visiting aeroplanes of

Club went up ou Sundav and did some

Club went up on Sunday and did some

spectaeular solo and formation flying

spectacular solo and formation flying

leaving for home in tbe evening in a

leaving for home in the evening in a

6:10PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

, A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

.His Koyai. Highness, the Duke of

His Royal Highness, the Duke of

Connaught, is' Colonel of the Grenadier

Connaught, is Colonel of the Grenadier

Guards, so when he had his / 83rd

Guards, so when he had his 83rd

birthday not .long ago, ; the regiment

birthday not long ago, the regiment

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rather well, and needHhe entire Horse

rather well, and need the entire Horse

Guaras. : Parade for it.' All the police

Guards. Parade for it. All the police

mi attendance^-and there were hundreds

inmi attendance -and there were hundreds

of them—werel' ex-Grenadiers. There

of them—were ex-Grenadiers. There

was not;, an-, official of. any sort, how-

was not an official of any sort, how-

ever humble,, at that. august assembly

ever humble, at that august assembly

| who had not at some time in his life

who had not at some time in his life

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6:08PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

Monstrous, fine,: and? grand' were the

Monstrous, fine, and grand were the

fur, with, the mace borne before them

fur, with, the mace borne before them,

and a, white-wigged: chaplain in • their

and a white-wigged chaplain in their

train. They lined up on theplatfbrm

train. They lined up on the platform

on Windsor 'Hill, and soon after they

on Windsor Hill, and soon after they

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had come, .the .air was, filled with the

had come, the air was filled with the

noise of far-away . cheering. Louder

noise of far-away cheering. Louder

and louder it grew, and presently, front

and louder it grew, and presently, from

the sunlight.. : Then suddenly thousands

the sunlight.Then suddenly thousands

and thousands'of people were yelling

and thousandso f people were yelling

as if th ei r throats", would burst, the

as if their throats would burst, the

guard presented . arms, and the King

guard presented arms, and the King

came home to Windsor. &

came home to Windsor.

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6:06PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

The sentry marched regularly in: and

The sentry marched regularly in and

out of view,, and presently the guard

out of view, and presently the guard

turned out, bright scarlet • and shin-

turned out, bright scarlet and shin-

ing'in the morning. sun. A dust cart

ing in the morning. sun. A dust cart

sawdust for the Eoyal cars, . and the

sawdust for the Royal cars, .and the

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dust cartes mate—a;most .disreputable

dust cart's mate—a most disreputable

looking ruffian—was sp leisurely in his

looking ruffian—was so leisurely in his

of-the way a few minutes before the

of the way a few minutes before the

down the street. ' •

down the street.

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6:04PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

morning as, one might hope for. All

morning as one might hope for. All

the way : up the narrow street to the

the way up the narrow street to the

crest of the hill the.pavements were

crest of the hill the pavements were

seat at the Qastle. Arms we could

seat at the Castle Arms we could

"Buy tirs-.Prince o>, Wales's colours

"Buy the Prince o' Wales's colours

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—all genu-ine silk,": yelled tho hawk-

—all genu-ine silk," yelled the hawk-

ers. And—" Union Jacks—-fippence

ers. And—"Union Jacks—fippence

each." Over tlie 'green mound under

each." Over the green mound under

the Castle walls "came companies of

the Castle walls came companies of

children, flags and curls' waving brave-

children, flags and curls waving brave-

ly, and inside the Castle 'gate were

ly, and inside the Castle gate were

two thousand Eton.boys in their bpst

two thousand Eton boys in their best

silk hats. . ' ■' . • - ' . - •. • •

silk hats.

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6:02PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

his. homecoming on. as,', fair a.- spring

his homecoming on as fair a spring

6:01PM, 21 October 2025 Irenie Sparks edited IN LONDON

ELECTION EESULTS

ELECTION RESULTS

by-Ngaio Marsh.)

by Ngaio Marsh.)

On a clear,'summer's evening, as you

On a clear, summer's evening, as you

the flat stretch" of uninteresting country

the flat stretch of uninteresting country

where all' the-war-time, factories are,

where all the-war-time, factories are,

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heavily in the still,"twilight air. That

heavily in the still, twilight air. That

great flag; is hung out to show that the

great flag is hung out to show that the

Master of Windsor; is at home. I saw

Master of Windsor is at home. I saw

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5:57PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

ant-pilot to tlie Hawke's Bay and East

ant-pilot to the Hawke's Bay and East

Coast Aero CLub, stateg; that tlie re-

Coast Aero Club, stateg; that the re-

port that he will leave Hawke.'s Bay

port that he will leave Hawke's Bay

land Air Foree at Sockburn, is incor-

land Air Force at Sockburn, is incor-

reet.

rect.

5:54PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Coast Aero Club, leaves Hastings ii<

Coast Aero Club, leaves Hastings in

tho Club’s Spartan ’plane for Gis-

the Club’s Spartan ’plane for Gis-

5:47PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL ’PLANES

enthusiasm tor flying, the H.h. anu

enthusiasm tor flying, the H.B. and

East Coast Aero Club sent' three

East Coast Aero Club sent three

with Mr. B. M. Kesseil as passengei,

with Mr. B. M. Kessell as passenger,

later. On the way, they sighleu

later. On the way, they sighted

Flying-Officer Olsen s and Captain

Flying-Officer Olsen's and Captain

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Gisborne, and the visitors, instead 01

Gisborne, and the visitors, instead of

leaving on Wednesday could not de>

leaving on Wednesday could not de-

tor them.

for them.

the bay, passed over Old Nick’s Heau

the bay, passed over Old Nick’s Head

Waikakapu, Motere Nuhaka and cut

Waikokopu, Morere, Nuhaka and cut

low. but the ’planes managed to fly

low but the ’planes managed to fly

perience. ♦

perience.

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5:41PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HAWKE'S BAY JOTTINGS

Fiying Popular.

Flying Popular.

5:41PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HAWKE'S BAY JOTTINGS

The contrac-tors for the new bridge

The contractors for the new bridge

over tbe Karamu creek are getting

over the Karamu creek are getting

ahead wilh their wolii. the pile driv-

ahead with their work. the pile driv-

ing is proeeedilig and soon tliere will

ing is proceeding and soon there will

Flying is hecoming more and more

Flying is becoming more and more

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popular with the publiu of Poverty

popular with the public of Poverty

experienced hy Captain Trevor White,

experienced by Captain Trevor White,

who has charge of tho Hawke's Bay

who has charge of the Hawke's Bay

during a large portion _ of Easter Sat-

during a large portion of Easter Sat-

urday, and- the following day there

urday, and the following day there

were further patrons available in snffi-

were further patrons available in suffi-

cient nnmhers to keep the 'plane going

cient numbers to keep the 'plane going

almost 'cons'tantly. During Easter a

almost constantly. During Easter a

party of local enthusiasts. including

party of local enthusiasts, including

Bay executive of the cluh, commenced

Bay executive of the club, commenced

the erection of a temporary hangar oh

the erection of a temporary hangar on

Mr R. C. Fisken's in'operty. w'here tho'

Mr R. C. Fisken's property. where the

'plane is stored. The object is to pro-;

'plane is stored. The object is to pro-

teet the machine from damage through

tect the machine from damage through

exposure %o rain and Wind. and to _af-

exposure to rain and wind, and to af-

ford shelter to any ,'planes which visit ,

ford shelter to any 'planes which visit

Gisborne prior to the organisation of ;

Gisborne prior to the organisation of

the new flying field and its equipment. ,

the new flying field and its equipment.

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5:29PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Couneil is ealling for tenders for the

Council is calling for tenders for the

jonstruction of public conveniences iu

Construction of public conveniences in

tlie Napier Botanieal Gardens.

the Napier Botanical Gardens.

28, for tlie construction of conveniences

28, for the construction of conveniences

at the Botanieal Gardens, Napier.

at the Botanical Gardens, Napier.

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Pians and specifications niay be seen

Plans and specifications may be seen

Cl'ub who are candid'ates for flying

Club who are candidates for flying

solo flying and on thursday Oaptain

solo flying and on thursday Captain

ing over the flatg, in an endeavor to

ing over the flats, in an endeavor to

select a suitable groundi fnom which

select a suitable ground from which

further week to continne the instruc-

further week to continue the instruc-

Easter and throughout Easter " week

Easter and throughout Easter week

where suitable grounds are avaiktble

where suitable grounds are available

White is flyiing the club's Spartan

White is flying the club's Spartan

macbine.

machine.

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5:21PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL & GENERAL

3th, an announcement appears in our

5th, an announcement appears in our

£lO prize, his estimate of 5730 feet

£10 prize, his estimate of 5730 feet

5:19PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

7THE winner of the height-estimating

THE winner of the height-estimating

Aerodrome on sth April is Mr. F. C.

Aerodrome on 5th April is Mr. F. C.

Clark, Eskdale, whoso estimate of the

Clark, Eskdale, whose estimate of the

one. The prize of £lO is, therefore,

one. The prize of £10 is, therefore,

5:16PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Aero Club's hejght estimating com-

Aero Club's height estimating com-

petition eloses definitely at midnight

petition closes definitely at midnight

ready done so are advised to send m

ready done so are advised to send in

Boxes for this -purpose are available at

Boxes for this purpose are available at

requested to note that saies cease on

requested to note that sales cease on

5:12PM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Th© net profit from the Hawke's

The net profit from the Hawke's

pected to he about £350.

pected to be about £350.

chains of roacf near Clive, also for in-

chains of road near Clive, also for in-

stalling a purnp at Muddy creek.

stalling a pump at Muddy creek.

found a scholai'ship ten'ahle at Lincoln

found a scholarship tenable at Lincoln

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Cash Store in connection with. services

Cash Store in connection with services

reeently rendered at the Steain Laun-

recently rendered at the Steam Laun-

dx'y fire.

dry fire.

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4:08PM, 21 October 2025 CJNZ edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

CoirpTON. — At Manse Road, on 25th inst.,

COMPTON — At Manse Road, on 25th inst.,

3:47PM, 21 October 2025 BerylM edited Death of Mr T.W. Parker.

of the go'dfields in Otago, and having been

of the goldfields in Otago, and having been

arrived in this district in 1861 and' became

arrived in this district in 1861 and became

manager for Messrs Borton and M'Master.

manager for Messrs Borton and McMaster.

In the same year he waß installed as Bea -

In the same year he was installed as Res-

which appertain to the fulfilment of thp

which appertain to the fulfilment of the

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word, ai*>d his true gentility. His life was,

word, and his true gentility. His life was,

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3:39PM, 21 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

A Bkriot aeroplane has boen shipped

A Bleriot aeroplane has been shipped

Mr "W. S. Dustin was yesterday

Mr W. S. Dustin was yesterday

Hod son.

Hodson.

Tlis Licensing Committee yesterday

The Licensing Committee yesterday

r-pspe:t of the river steamers Ohura and

respect of the river steamers Ohura and

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tarday. has had her orders counter-

terday, has had her orders counter-

the Presbyterian Church at Fordeil will

the Presbyterian Church at Fordell will

Mr Fras;r, comity enzineer at Wlian-

Mr Fraser, county engineer at Whan-

garsi (says a press wire) found at Sandy

ganui (says a press wire) found at Sandy

Bay, East Coiist, a auantity of moa

Bay, East Coiist, a quantity of moa

henes and a human skeleton of a high

bones and a human skeleton of a high

type of man—not a. Maori. In a lower

type of man — not a Maori. In a lower

trno of a full-grown man. Tho skull

type of a full-grown man. The skull

»vas much lower in thn anthropological

was much lower in the anthropological

scale than, the famous Heauderthal

scale than the famous Heanderthal

the* specimen to Australian scientists

the specimen to Australian scientists

lias apparently been buried for thou-

has apparently been buried for thou-

lii another column the Rangitikel

In another column the Rangitikei

cugh Chambers on Wednesday, Bth inst.

ough Chambers on Wednesday, 8th inst.

at 10 a.m. '

at 10 a.m.

Members of T. Y.M.I, are reminded qi'

Members of T.Y.M.I, are reminded of

the general meeting to ba held in the

the general meeting to be held in the

club room this evening at 8 o'clock to

club room this evening at 8 o’clock to

brai'y and alteration to club rooms.

brary and alteration to club rooms.

ter ton, has disposed of his property and

terton, has disposed of his property and

afternoon at the G iris' College she dis-

afternoon at the Girls’ College she dis-

The following members of the Wan--

The following members of the Wan-

ganui Licensed Victuallers' Association

ganui Licensed Victuallers’ Association

tend a. conference of the "Trade" to be

tend a conference of the “Trade” to be

W. R. Tuck, C. J. McCarthy, -T. Nixon,

W. R. Tuck, C. J. McCarthy, T. Nixon,

'At the last meeting: of the Patea

At the last meeting of the Patea

Borough and County Councils. Messrs

Borough and County Councils, Messrs

Ay. Van Asch and A. Christiansen were

W. Van Asch and A. Christiansen were

elected members of the - Patea-Wanga-

elected members of the Patea-Wanga-

whom Mr Clnistiansen succeeds, has left,

whom Mr Christiansen succeeds, has left

raa states that Messrs Chambers and

rau states that Messrs Chambers and

booth., the local patentees, are nego-

Booth the local patentees, are nego-

to light that city with" Dreadnought

to light that city with Dreadnought

hgh is a great success in Waipukurau.

ligh is a great success in Waipukurau.

i J. L. Stevenson, the local agent for

J. L. Stevenson, the local agent for

the Tyser Line, was.advised yesterday

the Tyser Line, was advised yesterday

that their steamer, Star of 'Scotland,

that their steamer, Star of Scotland,

would sail from Wellington at o p.m.

would sail from Wellington at 5 p.m.

(lato master of the Star of ISew Zea-

(late master of the Star of New Zea-

The Wanpanui Education Board has

The Wanganui Education Board has

been exceedingly, fortunate in the num-

been exceedingly fortunate in the num-

ed to membership. Mr Corrv (solicitor,

ed to membership. Mr Corry (solicitor,

for Oroua), and now Mr P. ODea,

for Oroua), and now Mr P. O’Dea,

M.A. (formerly headmaster at Sandon), ,

M.A. (formerly headmaster at Sandon),

ian all claim that experience.

can all claim that experience.

well-known property a t the Bay of Is-

well-known property at the Bay of Is-

Mr T. 0. Williams has just been sold

Mr T. C. Williams has just been sold

disposed of his run at Waingaro. -The

disposed of his run at Waingaro. The

sale includes the stock now^on the es-

sale includes the stock now on the es-

tate—7ooo sheep, 250 head of cattle,

tate — 7000 sheep, 250 head of cattle,

£20,000 and £35.000.

£20,000 and £25,000.

House. Tlie programme was an ex-

House. The programme was an ex-

ceedingly good one. and was'thoroughly

ceedingly good one and was thoroughly

extended to.it. . '/..''.

extended to it.

Mr W. Webb's chances of visiting the-

Mr W. Webb’s chances of visiting the

Old Country, per medium of the "New.

Old Country, per medium of the “New

Zealand Times' "round the world offer..

Zealand Times’” round the world offer.

-matter arranged. Another meeting, to

matter arranged. Another meeting, to

vited, will bo held on Friday evening.

vited, will be held on Friday evening.

Another .drowning accident " nearly

Another drowning accident nearly

ocenrred in the Wanganui River on

occurred in the Wanganui River on

. mohrt, Walter Haslar, a bootmaker, was.

moho, Walter Haslar, a bootmaker, was

bathing in the r:ver when he was seized*

bathing in the river when he was seized

with cramp. Lc-slie Neilson, a son of

with cramp. Leslie Neilson, a son of

•Mr R. Neilson, of Eastown. happened!

Mr R. Neilson, of Eastown, happened

to; be handy, and with the assistance

to be handy, and with the assistance

of some others, •effected a rescue just

of some others, effected a rescue just

Tha, secretary oP the District High ,

The secretary of the District High

with thanks receipt of donations from.

with thanks receipt of donations from

Messrs P J. Bailey, R. N. Finlayson,

Messrs P. J. Bailey, R. N. Finlayson,

T. B. Strong, J. T. Johus, T. A. Bam-

T. B. Strong, J. T. Johns, T. A. Bam-

ber, J. McFarlane, Drew Bros., '"Sup-

ber, J. McFarlane, Drew Bros., “Sup-

porter," W. G. Bassett. Rev' J. Ll.

porter,” W. G. Bassett. Rev J. Ll.

Dove, the Wanganui "Herald" Com-

Dove, the Wanganui “Herald” Com-

pany, and the Wanganui "Chronicle"

pany, and the Wanganui “Chronicle”

ally finished and will be open to tho

ally finished and will be open to the

public, on and after Monday next, 13'ji

public, on and after Monday next, 13th

tain Blunt, of H.M.S. Pioneer, paid a .

tain Blunt, of H.M.S. Pioneer, paid a

did way he trained his boys. "How

did way he trained his boys. “How

he does it I don't know," said Captain

he does it I don’t know,” said Captain

Blunt, "but Jie does do it, in a wonder-

Blunt, “but he does do it, in a wonder-

fully efficient and successful way." (Ap-

fully efficient and successful way.” (Ap-

plause.) Tlie boys were splendidly

plause.) The boys were splendidly

beter training anywhere, and Captain

better training anywhere, and Captain

ors it had ever been his (tho sneaker's)

ors it had ever been his (the speaker’s)

lot to come across. He was. however,

lot to come across. He was, however,

-handicapped through lack of funds, and

handicapped through lack of funds, and

the people (througu The Government)

the people (through The Government)

' should .place more money at his disposal.

should place more money at his disposal.

7.30 o'clock. This early hour is fixed so

7.30 o’clock. This early hour is fixed so

tend the Orchestral Club's concert. Tlie

tend the Orchestral Club’s concert. The

ness is very important nnd a full at-

ness is very important and a full at-

Muir) informed us that' he has already

Muir) informed us that he has already

received 12 entries, in?lucling the famous.

received 12 entries, including the famous

Kaikorai Band (DunedinY. Newtown.

Kaikorai Band (Dunedin), Newtown

(Sydney). Citizens (Durtodm), Ponsonby'

(Sydney), Citizens (Dunedin), Ponsonby

close until to-night no doubt tlmse will

close until to-night no doubt these will

Tlie Rev John Mackenzie's sermon at

The Rev John Mackenzie’s sermon at

St. Andrew's Church, Christchuvch, on

St. Andrew’s Church, Christchurch, on

Sunday night severely criticiied the con-

Sunday night severely criticised the con-

dition of the volunteer force, statins?

dition of the volunteer force, stating

that at the present time New Zoaland-

that at the present time New Zealand

was not prepared for war. and the vol-

was not prepared for war, and the vol-

cellent men in the force, but.the^fv were

cellent men in the force, but there were

or had no eabam'ty for leadership. In

or had no capacity for leadership. In

Hie ranks discipline was loose and often

the ranks discipline was loose and often

there was no• vesnact for authority at

there was no respect for authority at

fill, the result bein<r, fatal to efficiency.

all, the result being fatal to efficiency.

Tbf> force did not attract the best men,

The force did not attract the best men,

and 'the people as a. wholn were not

and the people as a whole were not

proud of they system a"d did not sun-

proud of the system and did not sup-

port it. It was honed the proposals

port it. It was hoped the proposals

now beforo the country would pecuro

now before the country would secure

better results IT^ was cn.'jplp'':i in the

better results. He was chaplain in the

volunteer force, but snokr- yhn with

volunteer force, but spoke also with

considerable per vine in tlie 'ranks before

considerable service in the ranks before

joinina the Ministry.

joining the Ministry.

-.An inte^estinp; application crime bf>

An interesting application came be-

fore tho localising Committee afc its/

fore the Licensing Committee at its

quarterly fleeting, yesterdnv inomi'V.r

quarterly meeting, yesterday morning,

when L. D. Patt°r?on, of Gibson's niul

when L. D. Patterson, of Gibson’s and

Paterson. anplicd for n wl'olesnlf :i-

Paterson, applied for a wholesale li-

----ppn?e. Mr Barnicoat. whr> anne-Tre'l for

cense. Mr Barnicoat, who appeared for

Mr Patorson, explained that bis client

Mr Paterson, explained that his client

1-^ld «i whr>le,caV license at Palm proton

held a wholesale license at Palmerston

North, and orders for l<'o''or rac^i""d

North, and orders for liquor received

l>v lii^i firm (Gibsons a'.td Patsrson) in

by his firm (Gibsons and Paterson) in

"WangaiTui were se^t to Palmo'"-to)i nnd

Wanganui were sent to Palmerston and

thei'A expent^d. This natiir'ilhr

there executed. This naturally caused

considerable inconvonie"cp. and it ww

considerable inconvenience, and it was

desired that a who'cs?.l°" l!cepen' phonVl

desired that a wholesale license should

l^e r-ranted in respect of the V» r--inc ; i-r.i'

be granted in respect of the Wanganui

buf-inesA. Jfr Rnrniooat arjrnd tljiif-

business. Mr Barnicoat argued that

the grantinor o'? the license would not

the granting of the license would not

mean an arWinp- to the number of li-

mean an adding to the number of li-

censes, as Mr Patsrson alrearK' lI3U

censes, as Mr Paterson already held

nne; it would .simply mnn rltvidi iz

one; it would simply mean dividing

the existing license. After_ disr-ticsjoii

the existing license. After discussion

tlie Committee decided that it could n-it

the Committee decided that it could not

break the understanding upon whicli it

break the understanding upon which it

The man George. Alhvood, who, after

The man George Allwood, who, after

being liberated irom the Avondale Men-

being liberated from the Avondale Men-

blooded murder of." a lady in the open

blooded murder of a lady in the open

streets of Dai'gaville, was a victim to

streets of Dargaville, was a victim to

"painkiller." It appears that before

“painkiller.” It appears that before

being taken to Avonadle. Alhvood took

being taken to Avondale. Allwood took

six bottles of "painkiller" a week.

six bottles of “painkiller” a week.

"Many a life has been lost," said a

“Many a life has been lost,” said a

church (the "Press"' reports), "by

church (the “Press’” reports), “by

lire and being suffocated, whereas if

fire and being suffocated, whereas if

often an area of line air close to the

often an area of fine air close to the

floor."

floor.”

said to own seventeen hawkers' carts

said to own seventeen hawkers’ carts

the men driving his carte on commis-

the men driving his carts on commis-

sion, whilst thoss who ply his barrows

sion, whilst those who ply his barrows

shores of the Long Reach during the ,

shores of the Long Reach during the

sculling contests. A certain amount .

sculling contests. A certain amount

the grounds and the winner was cvi- ,

the grounds and the winner was evi-

d.ntly frirly well backed, but it remains

dently fairly well backed, but it remains

to bo* seen whether his supporters reap-

to be seen whether his supporters reap-

!ast night a couple- of irate dividend-

last night a couple of irate dividend-

the over-morlest "welsher." They didn't

the over-modest “welsher.” They didn’t

find him.—"Standard.".

find him. — “Standard.”

A writer in.the "New Zealand Her-

A writer in the “New Zealand Her-

ald" states that in Auckland one day

ald” states that in Auckland one day

last week he saw a highly l'espectable-

last week he saw a highly respectable-

lookhig man handcuffed, accompanied

looking man handcuffed, accompanied

after 5 o'clock, to ha stared at by scores

after 5 o’clock, to be stared at by scores

of men. women; and children. He ma do

of men, women and children. He made

learnt that he was a respectable-mem-

learnt that he was a respectable mem-

accused of cattle-stealing. "Surely."

accused of cattle-stealing. “Surely.”

says tho writer, "an untried man. and,

says the writer, “an untried man, and,

should nnt ba subjected to such humilia-

should not be subjected to such humilia-

tion. His sufferings must have -been

tion. His sufferings must have been

conveyance to and fro."

conveyance to and fro.”

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3:01PM, 21 October 2025 RPearson edited GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEW ZEALAND.

T( >N in the Chair.

TON in the Chair.

ter remained innkcided when the Chief Justice

ter remained undecided when the Chief Justice en-

on the motion of Mr. Rhodes, seconded by s

on the motion of Mr. Rhodes, seconded by Mr.

Cntten: — |

Cutten: —

The deputation—which consisted of Messrs Carlo-1

The deputation—which consisted of Messrs Carle-

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t >n, Cutten. Rhodes, Greenwood. Porter. Bartley, |

ton, Cutten, Rhodes, Greenwood, Porter, Bartley,

be prepared to open the Assemble, and deliver to |

be prepared to open the Assemble, and deliver his

of Mr. Re vans, seconded ’ Ms I ” 1

of Mr. Revans, seconded ’ Ms I ” 1

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2:58PM, 21 October 2025 RPearson edited GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEW ZEALAND.

( tarnation to commence on Wednesday last, the - Mih

( tarnation to commence on Wednesday last, the 24th

iust.: and at noon on that day, the Members of the

inst.; and at noon on that day, the Members of the

Legislative Council ami of the House of Represen

Legislative Council ami of the House of Represen-

Peter and Captain Hellairs.

Peter and Captain Bellairs.

required (lath fothe Members; after which, the

required oath to the Members; after which, the

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(WILLIAM SWA INSOX, Ea,

The SPEAKER (WILLIAM SWAINSON, Esq,

Legislative Council of the General Assembly ofV

Legislative Council of the General Assembly of New

Tli/pSPEAKEH then read the Proclamation,

The SPEAKER then read the Proclamation,

WHITAKER moved the appointment for the

Mr. WHITAKER moved the appointment for the

Orders Committee,” whose duty it should be to jr.-

Orders Committee,” whose duty it should be to pre-

pore Rules for the management of the business of the

pare Rules for the management of the business of the

sist of the Sjicaker. Mr. St. Hill, Mr. Bell, Mr. Sev-

sist of the Sjicaker. Mr. St. Hill, Mr. Bell, Mr. Sey-

mui r, and Mr. Whitaker.

mour, and Mr. Whitaker. Mr. GILFILLAN seconded the motion.

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2:51PM, 21 October 2025 RPearson edited THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

" Nelson i» to call for the Members.

" Nelson is to call for the Members.

Colonial Secrctary't Office,

Colonial Secretary's Office,

Excellency thn Officer administering the Govern*

Excellency thn Officer administering the Govern-

ment to uiform you that "tho Brtg "Mountain

ment to uiform you that the Brig "Mountain

Mnid,' : J. J. Peacock, M»«tcr, has been chartered

Maid," J. J. Peacock, Master, has been chartered

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enabling you to attend the sitting of that llouso

enabling you to attend the sitting of that House

convened on the 21th of May noxt.

convened on the 24th of May next.

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2:46PM, 21 October 2025 RPearson edited Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Feb. 28, brig Rolla, 164, Hoseaton, for Mel-

Feb. 28, brig Rolla, 164, Hoseason, for Mel-

2:45PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

77. Willis street. Solo Agents. 149

77, Willis street. Solo Agents. 149

2:45PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Is th -Premier Piano of the "World.

Is the Premier Piano of the World.

77. Willis street. Solo Agents. 14S

77. Willis street. Solo Agents. 149

2:44PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

H 1 S MA JESTY’S

HIS MAJESTY’S

To-Night ami tverv r.vi-nins at S.

To-Night and Every Evening at 8.

SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE COSIP ANY.

SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.

Last Nights! Last NichlfC of

Last Nights! Last Nights! of

LENNON. uYMAN AND LENNON.

LENNON. HYMAN AND LENNON.

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LENNON, HYMAN AM) LENNON.

LENNON. HYMAN AND LENNON.

The wonderful men can only slay a few

The wonderful men can only stay a few

CAP-MO ’ CARL O! CARMO !

CARMO ! CARMO! CARMO !

CARMO! CARMO! CA RMUI

CARMO! CARMO! CARMO !

The classic ami hercul -an jugr.ler.

The classic and herculean juggler.

Somethin?? vou have never seen.

Something you have never seen.

Assisted by ‘MADAME CARMO.

Assisted by MADAME CARMO.

Prices—2s, Is and Gd. Doors, 7.20. £Bl

Prices—2s, 1s and 6d. Doors, 7.20. 981

CANDIDATES arc notified to appear

CANDIDATES are notified to appear

M)5 H. MILLER. Local Rep. L.C.M.

995 H. MILLER. Local Rep. L.C.M.

ZITiLAND.

ZEALAND.

regulations thereunder, 1 hereby notify

regulations thereunder, I hereby notify

that it is my intention, on the 22ud day

that it is my intention, on the 22nd day

of July, 190*, to hold an election for one

of July, 1904, to hold an election for one

Zealand, to fill the vacancy cau.-;-ed by the

Zealand, to fill the vacancy caused by the

the 4th day of JULx, ISAt, at 4> p.m., as

the 4th day of JULY, 1904, at 4 p.m., as

the time, and my office, comer of Feather-

the time, and my office, corner of Feather-

ston ami Brandon streets, Wellington, as

ston and Brandon streets, Wellington, as

dulv .qualified person to fill such vacancy.

duly qualified person to fill such vacancy.

CHAS. XV. NIELSON.

CHAS. W. NIELSON.

to CHAS. BE QG AND CO.. LIMITED,

to CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LIMITED,

by Boyal Warrants Piano-

by Royal Warrants Piano-

Loudon.

London.

The above is a copy of a cablegram

The above is a copy of a cablegram re-

Is tho-Premier Piano of the "World.

Is th -Premier Piano of the "World.

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2:19PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness marked MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS. as complete

2:19PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

Professor If. Muller, who has recently

Professor H. Muller, who has recently

been appointed oilicial representative of

been appointed official representative of

the London College of -Music in Welling-

the London College of Music in Welling-

pupils in tho examinations in theory in

pupils in the examinations in theory in

10(13. lie pieparcd twenty-three candi-

1903. He prepared twenty-three candi-

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dates for llv examination, and all pas-cd,

dates for the examination, and all passed,

all but two gaining first-class certificates!

all but two gaining first-class certificates;

two obtaining Dm full number of marks

two obtaining the full number of marks

niiict v or over out of a possible 160. This

ninety or over out of a possible 100. This

result: lui; perhaps never been excelled in

result has perhaps never been excelled in

Now Zealand. Tho following are particu-

New Zealand. The following are particu-

lars of Die marks gained by each:—Miss

lars of the marks gained by each:—Miss

Nellie Caller, IDO; Miss Ethel -M.

Nellie Caller, 100; Miss Ethel M.

Downes, 106; Miss Janet Miller, 99;

Downes, 100; Miss Janet Miller, 99;

Master Ralph JHcnkinsop, 98; Master'

Master Ralph Blenkinsop, 98; Master

William Giiii, .93; Daisy House, 03;

William Gini, 93; Daisy House, 93;

Master Vincent Dontice, 97; Miss Jennie

Master Vincent Dentice, 97; Miss Jennie

ence Downes, 90; Alisa Anna Hills, 06;

ence Downes, 96; Miss Anna Hills, 96;

AH’s Louie Perry, 95; Miss Constance

Miss Louie Perry, 96; Miss Constance

Beale, 05; Alias Vera Cooper, 95; Alias

Beale, 95; Miss Vera Cooper, 95; Miss

'Kathleen Marlev, 03; Alias Afabcl Wil-

Kathleen Marley, 93; Miss Mabel Wil-

Alias Bertha 1 Ilou-e, S 3; Miss Ada Smith,

Alias Bertha House, 88; Miss Ada Smith,

87; Alis~. Ethel Stanton. 85; Master Al-

87; Miss Ethel Stanton. 85; Master Al-

bert Dcntice, 7C; Miss Gertrude Smith

bert Dentice, 76; Miss Gertrude Smith

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2:02PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

Jennie Francis, -97 ; Master George Guise,

Jennie Francis, 97 ; Master George Guise,

2:02PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

Williams, 93 ; MnMer Sydney Stanton,

Williams, 93 ; Master Sydney Stanton,

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2:02PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

sult is highly satisfactory. Tho follow-

sult is highly satisfactory. The follow-

Miss Nellio Carter, 100; MLss Ethel

Miss Nellie Carter, 100; Miss Ethel

Master Ralph Blenkinsop, 98 ; Muster:

Master Ralph Blenkinsop, 98 ; Master:

William Qini, 98 ; Miss Daisy House,

William Gini, 98 ; Miss Daisy House,

98; Master Vincent Dontice, 97; Miss

98; Master Vincent Dentice, 97; Miss

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Jennie Francis, -97 ; Master (Icorgo Guiho,

Jennie Francis, -97 ; Master George Guise,

Florence Downos, 96 ; Miss Anna Kills,

Florence Downes, 96 ; Miss Anna Hills,

stance Boalo, 95 ; Miss V*tu Cooper, 95 ;

stance Beale, 95 ; Miss Vera Cooper, 95 ;

Misa Ka'tldeen Marley, 93 ; Miws Mabel

Misa Kathleen Marley, 93 ; Miss Mabel

90; Mihs Bertha House, 88; Mi».s Ada

90; Miss Bertha House, 88; Miss Ada

Smith. 87; Miss Kthel Stanton, 85;

Smith. 87; Miss Ethel Stanton, 85;

Mnt-tcr Albert Dentice, 76 ; Mi-<s Ger-

Master Albert Dentice, 76 ; Miss Ger-

trudo Smith, 73.

trude Smith, 73.

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1:59PM, 21 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

Profesfcor 11. Mullcr, who has recently

Professor H. Muller, who has recently

Ikmmi «ppointed oflicuil representative of

been appointed official representative of

the London College of Music in Wollingr

the London College of Music in Welling-

ton, /was very successful with his pupils

ton, was very successful with his pupils

in thu examinations iv theory held in

in the examinations in theory held in

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connection with tluit college in Decem-

connection with that college in Decem-

ber, 1903. lio prepared 23 candid ntc-s

ber, 1903. He prepared 23 candidates

for tho exiwnuiation, and all puswed, all

for the examination, and all passed, all

but two gaining h'rst-elnss certificates,

but two gaining first-class certificates,

two obtaining tho full number of iniirkH

two obtaining the full number of marks

poHsible ; eighteen Hiicceetk'd in gaining

possible ; eighteen succeeded in gaining

90 und over of a possible 100. This re-

90 and over of a possible 100. This re-

ing are tho results : —

ing are the results : —

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12:44PM, 21 October 2025 TimK edited Staff Needed For C.A.B.

i organising committee

organising committee

problem

problem.

12:25PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 and marked it as complete

hotels.

Hotels.

Tua Marina Hotel. °

Tua Marina Hotel.

PICTQN,

PICTON,

ments lor Families.

ments for Families.

for Slock.

for Stock.

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liberal patronage that this Llstab-

liberal patronage that this Estab-

lishraent has received, the proprietor takes

lishment has received, the proprietor takes

Family Wiae amt Spirit Vaults.

Family Wiae and Spirit Vaults.

ON and after the Ist day of February,

ON and after the 1st day of February,

ss. Od. do.

5s. 0d. do.

ss. Od. do.

5s. 0d. do.

Is. 6d. do.

1s. 6d. do.

Is. 4d. do.

1s. 4d. do.

Market Place!

Market Place.

Blenheim, February Ist, 1867. 966

Blenheim, February 1st, 1867. 966

IST From their long experience and great manu-

From their long experience and great manu-

phsilion to supply Agricultural Machinery,.not only

phsition to supply Agricultural Machinery, not only

oi the best design, but ol the best work aiansliiji it

of the best design, but of the best workmanship it

is possible to pioduee. ’1 heir aim lor many years

is possible to pioduee. Their aim for many years

THE MARLBOROUGH -EXPRESS

THE MARLBOROUGH EXPRESS

Suscribers’ copies lor the Bush, Tua Marina,

Suscribers’ copies for the Bush, Tua Marina,

Picton Road, Sic., are delivered by L. Lewis, Mai-

Picton Road, &c., are delivered by L. Lewis, Mai-

Contractor; and for the. overland, route to Can-

Contractor; and for the overland, route to Can-

terbury, by Mr, W. Lovell, Clarence Ferry. •

terbury, by Mr, W. Lovell, Clarence Ferry.

Gouiand’s Ferry—Mr J; F. Hathaway.

Gouland’s Ferry—Mr J. F. Hathaway.

Henwick —Mr MacAulay, Woolpack Inn.

Renwick —Mr MacAulay, Woolpack Inn.

Havelock—Mr. Levien. ,

Havelock—Mr. Levien.

Clarence Ferry—Mr W, Lovell. .

Clarence Ferry—Mr W, Lovell.

Sydney—Mr A. - Cubitt,' Bridge-street.

Sydney—Mr A. Cubitt, Bridge-street.

Melbourne—Messrs Gordon & Goich, Collins-st.

Melbourne—Messrs Gordon & Gotch, Collins-st.

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gfraOe &Ptogtttßementg.

Trade Advertisements.

FENCING WIKE.

FENCING WIRE.

I case French Plums

1 case French Plums

date of death, and epitaph, il re-

date of death, and epitaph, if re-

Blenheim Timber lard,

Blenheim Timber Yard,

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JAMES (JORRTE. 913

JAMES GORRIE. 913

for Sal e,

For Sale,

npilE PLOUGH INN, with 30 acres

THE PLOUGH INN, with 30 acres

JL of Land attached, securely fenced.

of Land attached, securely fenced.

Title Crown Grant.

Title:- Crown Grant.

for Sale.

For Sale.

I PAIRS OF CART HORSES. Have

2 PAIRS OF CART HORSES. Have

i been used to all kmds of Farm Work.

been used to all kinds of Farm Work.

-Apply t 0,;,,. ; ; , ; ..

-Apply to

: ' V,‘ "T V'. .>■ , .. ; .IL Godfrey.

H. Godfrey.

November

November 15th, 1867. 978

■ • . . ■ -'G - j I /

VJ E WCASTLE CQALS in large or small

NEW CASTLE COALS in large or small

JT-; - quantities.

quantities.

J 7 James Gobeie,

937 James Gorrie.

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A Shepherd King.-— TheDeniliquin Chronicle

A Shepherd King.-— The Deniliquin Chronicle

somewhere about 560,000 sheep, being

somewhere about 560,000 sheep, 125,000 being

depastured in New South Wales. J - °-

depastured in New South Wales.

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12:17PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited CUSTOMS AND SMUGGLING. and marked it as complete

customary when a party ships goods'in bond

customary when a party ships goods in bond

ment. It would appear that in some eases

ment. It would appear that in some cases

charge, ahd .was released on bail in the

charge, and was released on bail in the

course' of the day.—- Herald .

course of the day.—- Herald.

12:16PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited THE DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS STOCK.

There can no longer be much doubt ou the

There can no longer be much doubt on the

of such statements docs not rest upon the

of such statements does not rest upon the

abundance,-as compared with the resources

abundance, as compared with the resources

a highly remunerative rate, and w T e cannot

a highly remunerative rate, and we cannot

a veiy crab-like stride in our progress. So

a very crab-like stride in our progress. So

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duce; hut the question for them to con-

duce; but the question for them to con-

there. are millions of acres of pastoral

there are millions of acres of pastoral

reclaimed -by . the outlay of capital in the

reclaimed by the outlay of capital in the

judicious,.erection of dams and sinking of

judicious erection of dams and sinking of

wells.-- This latter would of course prove a

wells. This latter would of course prove a

, x---1■ t'' '

each (they often do 301 b.), 12 tons. 10 cwt

each (they often do 30lb.), 12 tons. 10 cwt

Iset result ss. Id. per head for tallow alone,

Net result 5s. 1d. per head for tallow alone,

‘los. 7d. per head. Prime ewes of 501 b. to

10s. 7d. per head. Prime ewes of 50lb. to

541 b. per head will yield the same. A

54lb. per head will yield the same. A

to 541 b. only (not reduced from 6ulb.) will

to 54lb. only (not reduced from 60lb.) will

give 25lbs. of tallow, and nec 6s. 3d., or

give 25lbs. of tallow, and net 6s. 3d., or

A 481 b. wether, of medium frame, in prime

A 48lb. wether, of medium frame, in prime

condition, will yield 231 b., and net ss. 7d.,

condition, will yield 23lb., and net 5s. 7d.,

or with the skin 9s, Id.

or with the skin 9s, 1d.

manipulation. The result is lib. of essence

manipulation. The result is 1lb. of essence

of readily here for 145., or about 5-£d. to the

of readily here for 14s., or about 5(1/2)d. to the

the produce must find a market iia Europe,

the produce must find a market in Europe,

for the bone from the wethers 151 b.., leaving

for the bone from the wethers 15lb.., leaving

291 b. of meat, value 4s. lOd. ; from the

29lb. of meat, value 4s. 10d. ; from the

ewes, 121 b., leaving 141 b., value 2s. 4d. I

ewes, 12lb., leaving 14lb., value 2s. 4d. I

lib. of essence, but to be safe, it is de-

1lb. of essence, but to be safe, it is de-

of slb. of tallow extracted from the bones

of 5lb. of tallow extracted from the bones

Wethers, prime, 2,010, iu tallow, 7s.

Wethers, prime, 2,010, in tallow, 7s.

Being 10s. 8-Jd. per head, and with the

Being 10s. 8(1/4)d. per head, and with the

skin at the present season, 14s. 2£d, per

skin at the present season, 14s. 2(1/4)d, per

head. Wethers of same frame, 541 b., will,

head. Wethers of same frame, 54lb., will,

for tallow and essence, net Bs. 7d.; ewes,

for tallow and essence, net 8s. 7d.; ewes,

401 b., 6s. 6d. ; being an average of 7s. 6Jd.

40lb., 6s. 6d. ; being an average of 7s. 6(1/2)d.

for the carcase alone, and 11s- 0-S-d. count-

for the carcase alone, and 11s- 0(1/2)d. count-

at i6’36 ...

at £36 ...

.. j£450

.. £450

i£395

£395

Carriage of’ twelve and a half tons

Carriage of twelve and a half tons

Id. per head

1d. per head

Ditto, essence, 4s. lOd. ditto

Ditto, essence, 4s. 10d. ditto

Ewes, 1,990, tallow, 7a. Id. ditto ...

Ewes, 1,990, tallow, 7s. 1d. ditto ...

11 ‘

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12:08PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited Original Poetry. and marked it as complete

forwarding a copy of your paper to * ‘ His Excel-

forwarding a copy of your paper to " His Excel-

same to my accoifnt. —K. I. D.

same to my account. —K. I. D.

And knocked down at a Crotvn !

And knocked down at a Crown !

Rainbow Hotel, Jan. 10th, 5 SOS.

Rainbow Hotel, Jan. 10th, 1868.

12:07PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 and marked it as complete

The s.aJ. Auckland took her departure from

The s.s. Auckland took her departure from

12:06PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited SCANDAL AT WESTPORT. and marked it as complete

band happened to he in prison 1 Scandal was busy

band happened to be in prison ? Scandal was busy

hardly thought that would have

hardly thought that -----------would have

of civilised society. Ao doubt lie may say ‘society

of civilised society. No doubt he may say ‘society

be ; what do I care for society ? I will do

be-------- ; what do I care for society ? I will do

as I like; hut ho ought to know that any scandal

as I like; hut he ought to know that any scandal

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but eventually overthrows the scaudalizer. Noscitur

but eventually overthrows the scandalizer. Noscitur

in this instance ; and when 1 consider that next to

in this instance ; and when I consider that next to

Mrs. R sat another lady of tho mode with

Mrs. R -------sat another lady of the mode with

say Par nohile fratrum. Sufficeth to say that 1

say Par nohile fratrum. Sufficeth to say that I

Aud this is the letter of the assaulted-

And this is the letter of the assaulted-

a visit from our respected Commissioner Kynnors-

a visit from our respected Commissioner Kynners-

lev, who inquired tor me by name. Upon rising to

ley, who inquired for me by name. Upon rising to

bo lor, and seeing that he had a heavy riding whip

be for, and seeing that he had a heavy riding whip

never received such an honor before, -that he had

never received such an honor before, that he had

as the facts will show. Ho then asked for that

as the facts will show. He then asked for that

wished to know who was tlie writer of the letter

wished to know who was the writer of the letter

to comply with his request. Ho then wished to

to comply with his request. He then wished to

mo unawares, and knocked me down iri a bunk,

me unawares, and knocked me down in a bunk,

out any further ado, while I- was in a defenceless

out any further ado, while I was in a defenceless

the plain facts, anti 1 leave it to the public to decide

the plain facts, and I leave it to the public to decide

treat an editor of a newspaper who considered ho

treat an editor of a newspaper who considered he

“ Thanking you for your past kindnesses, 1 beg

“ Thanking you for your past kindnesses, I beg

« Wm. F. Apxbd,

« Wm. F. Apted,

Charleston Argus

Charleston Argus."

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12:02PM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited SCANDAL AT WESTPORT.

TilK Westport Times of 31st December, con-

The Westport Times of 31st December, con-

sioner Tvynnersley, the Chief Magistrate in

sioner Kynnersley, the Chief Magistrate in

the kelson South-west Goldfields, which

the Nelson South-west Goldfields, which

letter refers to another‘which appeared in

letter refers to another which appeared in

eventful day a paragraph full of blanks and'

eventful day a paragraph full of blanks and

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shall offend "Truth ’ when 1 say that it was hardly

shall offend "Truth ’ when I say that it was hardly

the place to expect to find our worthy

the place to expect to find our worthy---

tlie centre of attraction, placed between the gay

the centre of attraction, placed between the gay

Florence and the equally gay Mrs. R To

Florence and the equally gay Mrs. R------. To

be sure a man can do as lie likes, but wheu a gentle-

be sure a man can do as he likes, but when a gentle-

something, not to say anything about tho slight or

something, not to say anything about the slight or

opera iff* race between two ol the ladies belonging to

opera of race between two of the ladies belonging to

between Mrs. Kinder and a proteyee of Mrs.

between Mrs. Kinder and a protegee of Mrs.

M" Donald’s—and tills a similar posi-

M" Donald’s—and-------- fills a similar posi-

There was no attempt at maximise horde in tho

There was no attempt at mauvaise honte in the

mode of life of a certain class ol females, it is a pity

mode of life of a certain class of females, it is a pity

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11:56AM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM. and marked it as complete

average cost per case is from 11s. lid. at

average cost per case is from 11s. 11d. at

Onehunga, to £B2 at the Ivaipara! The

Onehunga, to £82 at the Kaipara! The

with the continuance of present exti’ava-

with the continuance of present extrava-

exti avagance so far as his own province and

extravagance so far as his own province and

everywhere else. In short the cry for,re-

everywhere else. In short the cry for re-

11:52AM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. and marked it as complete

The Prince lias been measured for a pair of

The Prince has been measured for a pair of

bets upon the champion race for the Ist

bets upon the champion race for the 1st

January next. He visited the* races on

January next. He visited the races on

by Messrs. Rrierly and Haig. People say

by Messrs. Brierly and Haig. People say

ing to present arrangements, H.11.H, Prince

ing to present arrangements, H.R.H, Prince

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his final departure from Sydney on the Ist

his final departure from Sydney on the 1st

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11:52AM, 21 October 2025 teedee edited PERSONAL. and marked it as complete

; '.-(( Kitchsnar is at Singapore. He

Lord Kitchener is at Singapore. He

is :il)out to journey to Java.

is about to journey to Java.

?>!.• G. V. Pea'rce, M.P., has been

Mr G. V. Pearce, M.P., has been

vi r;f rv>'iis'v re-elected.Chairman of the

unanimously re-elected Chairman of the

Prt•-:;'. Harbour Board.

Patea Harbour Board.

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T^r> denth is announced at Thames

The death is announced at Thames

of Heta Eewiti (David Stewart), aged

of Heta Rewiti (David Stewart), aged

4'}. He was a member of the Maori

40. He was a member of the Maori

football teurA which toured Britain,

football team which toured Britain,

area of native land. He ws well known

area of native land. He was well known

several prominent racehorss.

several prominent racehorses.

Ernest Sliaekletqn's expedition, has been

Ernest Shackleton’s expedition, has been

six principal Labour Exchangs. The.

six principal Labour Exchangs. The

The following were visitors at Foster's

The following were visitors at Foster’s

during ths week :r—Mr F. W McLean,

during the week :— Mr F. W. McLean,

Mr W .Bnxton, Mrs A. Elder. Miss El-

Mr W Buxton, Mrs A. Elder, Miss El-

Mr F. Montague, Mr F. J. Taftle, Mr

Mr F. Montague, Mr F. J. Tattle, Mr

Beauehamp Platts, Mr J. W. Jack, Mr

Beauchamp Platts, Mr J. W. Jack, Mr

L Willwood Mr F. Duncan, Mr O. L.

L. Willwood Mr F. Duncan, Mr O. L.

Bendall, Mr C. H. Abdallah. Mr H.

Bendall, Mr C. H. Abdallah, Mr H.

Francis. Wellington. Mr J. D. Wick-

Francis, Wellington. Mr J. D. Wick-

ham, Mr H. C. Duthie. Mr G. Murphy,

ham, Mr H. C. Duthie, Mr G. Murphy,

J A. Goodson Mr and Mrs Spratt, Mr

J. A. Goodson, Mr and Mrs Spratt, Mr

W T. C. Phillips, Mr J. A. Bryce. Mr C.

W. C. Phillips, Mr J. A. Bryce, Mr C.

Mr lan Johnston, Waverley. Mr G.

Mr Ian Johnston, Waverley. Mr G.

McHattie, Mr and Mrs J. Grayj Mas-

McHattie, Mr and Mrs J. Gray, Mas-

terton. Mr M. A. McLellan. Feild-

terton. Mr M. A. McLellan, Feild-

ing. Mrs Chadwick. Ormondville. Mr

ing. Mrs Chadwick, Ormondville. Mr

Hamilton. Mr T. H. Hailston,'Wood-

Hamilton. Mr T. H. Hailston, Wood-

viJle. Mr J. Munro, Napier. Mr A.

ville. Mr J. Munro, Napier. Mr A.

M. Bryce, Marton. Mr A; Hoist, Eketa-

M. Bryce, Marton. Mr A. Holst, Eketa-

huna.'" Mr L. A. Renna, Mr A. Chris-

huna. Mr L. A. Renna, Mr A. Chris-

tenson, Patea Mr F. S. -Shrimpton,.

tenson, Patea Mr F. S. Shrimpton,

Timaru. Mr F. Gillanders. Moumahaki.

Timaru. Mr F. Gillanders, Moumahaki.

Mr G. E. Jackson. Mr W. McKenzie,

Mr G. E. Jackson, Mr W. McKenzie,

North. Dr and Mrs T-ntchmore, Oha-

North. Dr and Mrs Latchmore, Oha-

kune: Mr H. Moody, Mr J; Crocker.

kune. Mr H. Moody, Mr J. Crocker,

New Plymouth. Mr iV. Ryan, Mr' s S. A.

New Plymouth. Mr A. Ryan, Mr S. A.

Mail1, Hnnterville. "Mr 'it'.1' StracharU

Mair, Hunterville. Mr L. Strachan,

Okoin. Mr A. McKenzie,. Mr F. Mc-

Okoia. Mr A. McKenzie, Mr F. Mc-

Kenzie: Mr T. O'Neill. Mr P. O'Neill.

Kenzie, Mr T. O'Neill. Mr P. O'Neill.

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ready for launching, for the sum of £I,OOO.

ready for launching, for the sum of £1,000.

She was insured for £IO,OOO. Messrs. N.

She was insured for £10,000. Messrs. N.

nominal, .whilst her draught when she

nominal, whilst her draught when she

upon the keel, 18ft. beam, and Bft. depth

upon the keel, 18ft. beam, and 8ft. depth

of hold, and 90 tons register', exclusive of

of hold, and 90 tons register, exclusive of

11:48AM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited ELECTION OF TRUSTEES OF THE NELSON TRUST FUNDS. and marked it as complete

There was, on Ist December, when the ac-

There was, on 1st December, when the ac-

The Trustees now held current acceptance'

The Trustees now held current acceptance

taking the woik would be able to give. In-

taking the work would be able to give. In-

est, and an opinion was expressed by Mi’,

est, and an opinion was expressed by Mr,

was answei’ed by Dr. Irvine, one of the

was answered by Dr. Irvine, one of the

11:46AM, 21 October 2025 Bookwrym edited Resident Magistrate's Court. and marked it as complete

[Before G, L. Hellish, Esq., R.M., and A.

[Before G, L. Mellish, Esq., R.M., and A.

J. Sicklee, Esq., J.P.]

J. Sickler, Esq., J.P.]

Thomas Pierce, alias Roll-ancl-Co, was

Thomas Pierce, alias Roll-and-Go, was

it was aggravated by the.fact of defendant

it was aggravated by the fact of defendant

JOPN MULVAY V. C. DIAMENTE. v

JOPN MULVAY V. C. DIAMENTE.

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which was for £l6, for maintenance of

which was for £16, for maintenance of

JANUARY 6, 1868. :

JANUARY 6, 1868.

The; sureti.es baying been found, defen-

The sureties having been found, defen-

dant was liberated ou payment of costs.

dant was liberated on payment of costs.

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December 31—Sea B rd, from Lyttelton, with

December 31—Sea Bird, from Lyttelton, with

January I—Ruby, Davidson, for Wellington.

January 1—Ruby, Davidson, for Wellington.

Passengers : Messrs. K essoin, Connell, and

Passengers : Messrs. Nessoin, Connell, and

January I—Triumph, Clarkson, for Port Un-

January 1—Triumph, Clarkson, for Port Un-

of;the Course was in the South Bay, and

of the Course was in the South Bay, and

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ed, being but a mils in extent, but with a

ed, being but a mile in extent, but with a

few improvements might be made a yery

few improvements might be made a very

siderable, and the races, quits met the ex-

siderable, and the races quits met the ex-

splendid'running.took plac-i. There were

splendid running took place. There were

Df eight sovs. Three ran. The stake was

of eight sovs. Three ran. The stake was

ried' off by Mr. Muller’s Tantivy, Mr,

ried off by Mr. Muller’s Tantivy, Mr,

glis’s Poctasakes, Mr Lovell’s Wild Irish-

glis’s Portasakes, Mr Lovell’s Wild Irish-

A Match for £3O aside between Venture

A Match for £30 aside between Venture

completing the • survey of this harbour,

completing the survey of this harbour,

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Wanganni after holding an examina-

Wanganui after holding an examina-

At a meeting of the Diinedin Pres-

At a meeting of the Dunedin Pres-

Rev A. Whyte, of Haveloek North.

Rev A. Whyte, of Havelock North.

Bills, near Christchurch.

Hills, near Christchurch.

Mr A. it. Blandford lias resigned his

Mr A. R. Blandford has resigned his

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entering the-theatrical profession.

entering the theatrical profession.

has been swornI'at £657.342; the estate

has been sworn at £667,342; the estate

of Gonsuelo, Duchess of Manchester, at

of Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, at

£324,860; and 13. L. .Co-hen's, at £385,-

£324,860; and B. L. Cohen’s, at £385,-

---146, yielding, with other death duties,

146, yielding, with other death duties,

The following visitoi-s have been

The following visitors have been

staying at Foster's Hotel during tlie

staying at Foster’s Hotel during the

Mr D. tiiiddie. Mr A. E. Fletcher, Mr

Mr D. Cuddie. Mr A. E. Fletcher, Mr

C. E. James, Mr and Mrs A. H. Featii-

C. E. James, Mr and Mrs A. H. Feath-

ei;son, Wellington; Miss M. E. Her-

erson, Wellington; Miss M. E. Her-

S. Prichard, Danrcevirke; Mr N. Fitz-

S. Prichard, Dannevirke; Mr N. Fitz-

herb?vt, Aberfeldie: Mr and' Mrs J.

herbert, Aberfeldie: Mr and Mrs J.

Wilkie, Marton ; Mis-es Campion. Miss

Wilkie, Marton ; Misses Campion, Miss

Mr and Mrs D. Crewe. Pahintna: Mrs

Mr and Mrs D. Crewe. Pahiatua; Mrs

OrbeU. Mr W. A. Hewitt. Mrs Oliver,

Orbell, Mr W. A. Hewitt, Mrs Oliver,

Stratford; Mr and Mrs Gillirs. Tim am ;

Stratford; Mr and Mrs Gillies, Timaru;

Mr A. M. Ryan Taihape: Mr H. Man-

Mr A. M. Ryan, Taihape; Mr H. Man-

ning, Ciiristchurch ; Miss M. H. Wilson,

ning, Christchurch; Miss M. H. Wilson,

Miss Carmody, Taiham; Mr and ?. r--s

Miss Carmody, Taihape; Mr and Mrs

R. C. Ly«aght, Mr H. W. Clime, Mr

R. C. Lysaght, Mr H. W. Clime, Mr

F. E. TiPwek, Mi- L. Tebart. Mr H.

F. E. Trewek, Mr L. Tebart. Mr H.

McClelland, Hav.-ein ; Mr IT. E. Adden-

McClelland, Hawera; Mr H. E. Adden-

brooke Mr J C. Hi<rs;ie Manganialin;

brooke, Mr J. C. Higgie, Mangamahu;

Mr W T<- Corry. Tendon: Mr H. AT.

Mr W. L. Corry, London; Mr H. M.

Simninnds, Mr A. P. Foawell, Mr W.

Simmonds, Mr A. P. Fogwell, Mr W.

H. West, Palmerston North: Mr mid

H. West, Palmerston North; Mr and

Mrs Thompson. Now Plymouth; Mr P.

Mrs Thompson, New Plymouth; Mr P.

O'Neil. Mr W. Fleming, Mr N. L.

O’Neil, Mr W. Fleming, Mr N. L.

PumlYay; Mr A. Bnrhan. Miss M. Bu-

Pumfray; Mr A. Buchan, Miss M. Bu-

chan Miss H. Bnchan, Hawke's Bay.

chan Miss H. Buchan, Hawke’s Bay.

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vanne's Hotel.

vanne’s Hotel.

Bishop Avill officiate at the prize-giving

Bishop will officiate at the prize-giving

Auckland .candidate for the Rhodes

Auckland candidate for the Rhodes

Scholarship, has a. brilliant scholastic

Scholarship, has a brilliant scholastic

career. He obtained the 13.A. degree

career. He obtained the B.A. degree

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in 19C:8, .and soon afterwards the senior

in 1908, and soon afterwards the senior

athletio record is a good one.

athletic record is a good one.

His condition is, howevor, not serious,

His condition is, however, not serious,

and lie is improving.

and he is improving.

Mr R. R. Crcagh, the newly-appoint-

Mr R. R. Creagh, the newly-appoint-

erl engineer for the Gonville-Castlecliff

ed engineer for the Gonville-Castlecliff

iraMi route. He is leaving for the north

tram route. He is leaving for the north

the Na-nier Fire Brigade after 33 years'

the Napier Fire Brigade after 33 years’

er have been much appreciated by tho

er have been much appreciated by the

nui residents- Wo refer to tho death

nui residents. We refer to the death

dficoasTl lady, who was the relict of the

deceased lady, who was the relict of the

)ote Mr Georce Gower was intimately

late Mr George Gower was intimately

associated with the 'early history of

associated with the early history of

chemist and dni.ergi.vt, Fcv n'ianv years

chemist and druggist. For many years

pho resided at Turakinn. but latterly

she resided at Turakina, but latterly

has live:! with her daughter, Mrs Wm.

has lived with her daughter, Mrs Wm.

Pinclies. She was tho mother of Messrs

Pinches. She was the mother of Messrs

A. A. Gower (chemist^ and A. A. G-w-

A. A. Gower (chemist) and A. A. Gow-

---er (publisher of the "Herald. '~ To tho

er (publisher of the “Herald.” To the

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8:11AM, 21 October 2025 teedee edited PERSONAL.

Mr, D. Crease, a traveller for Messrs

Mr D. Crease, a traveller for Messrs

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Dr Trevor, of As^burtoh. is reported

Dr Trevor, of Ashburton, is reported

to be in a critical state of nealth. ,

to be in a critical state of health.

Mr F. W. B. Greville; of Wellington,

Mr F. W. B. Greville of Wellington,

is at nresent in town, and. is staying at

is at present in town, and is staying at

Chavannes' Hotel.

Chavannes’ Hotel.

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beeii in England for some considerable

been in England for some considerable

time, returned home' yesterday after-

time, returned home yesterday after-

noon. • :

noon.

the Wanganui Hosnital, has arranged

the Wanganui Hospital, has arranged

to nractice in Woverley. and will, con-

to practice in Waverley, and will, con-

sequently, IcaiVe Wancanui at an early

sequently, leave Wanganui at an early

Balliftger Bros., of Wellington, was

Ballinger Bros., of Wellington, was

thrown out-of a gig at Paliiatua fester-

thrown out of a gig at Pahiatua yester-

the brain, the base a? his skull: being

the brain, the base of his skull being

fractured. He was,taken-to .the! hospi-

fractured. He was taken to the hospi-

tal, but there is little hope of his re.

tal, but there is little hope of his re-

covering He has,a wife and family in

covering. He has a wife and family in

Wellington. ■ ! .

Wellington.

-Mr J. Rybirrn, who was on Tuesday

Mr J. Ryburn, who was on Tuesday

licensed by" the Wellington, Presbytery

licensed by the Wellington Presbytery

terian Church of New Zealand lias re-

terian Church of New Zealand has re-

own in India, instead of working' in

own in India, instead of working in

thp Rev Mr Ryburn seeks to be ap-

the Rev Mr Ryburn seeks to be ap-

rjofnted. Mr Ryburn, who is well known

pointed. Mr Ryburn, who is well known

and is a brother of the Rsv R. M. Ry-

and is a brother of the Rev R. M. Ry-

buvn. of Invereargill. and late of Wan-

burn, of Invereargill, and late of Wan-

ganm

ganui.

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ter s Hotel during the week: Mr F. J

ter’s Hotel during the week: Mr F. J.

lattle, Mr F. S. Orchard. Mr A. E

Tattle, Mr F. S. Orchard. Mr A. E.

Shaw Mr C. Ball, Mr F. C. Stephen-

Shaw, Mr C. Ball, Mr F. C. Stephen-

son M r A. Atkins, Mr H. .Browne, Mr-

son, Mr A. Atkins, Mr H. Browne, Mr

U H. Chatfield, Mr A. Wooden, Mr J.

C. H. Chatfield, Mr A. Wooden, Mr J.

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Cole Mr W. Johnson, Mr E. Cowles,

Cole, Mr W. Johnson, Mr E. Cowles,

??" ateTS > Mrs- Clarke-Johnson,

Mr H. Waters, Mr S. Clarke-Johnson,

Sample, Wellington; Miss S. h. Cun-

Sample, Wellington; Miss S. L. Cun-

ningham; Mr and Mrs G. Hulmn, Mr

ningham, Mr and Mrs G. Hulmn, Mr

Oi-oss, Mr and Mrs Piper, Mi- and Mrs

Cross, Mr and Mrs Piper, Mr and Mrs

Lhristchurch; Mr A.■-:JBtegan; Hunter-

Christchurch; Mr A. Regan, Hunter-

ville; Mi- van Ascli,'Waitotara; Mr G.

ville; Mr van Asch, Waitotara; Mr G.

Craw, Mr L. Himter Mr T. Dempster

Craw, Mr L. Hunter, Mr T. Dempster,

Hiss Guscott, MriE. Terns, Mr Petre

Miss Guscott, Mr E. Toms, Mr Petre

Eadie, Palmerston North; Captain -A.

Eadie, Palmerston North; Captain A.

A. Fooks, Mr H. F. Nicol, Ashburton

A. Fooks, Mr H. F. Nicol, Ashburton;

Mrs H. Higgins, Mr E. A. Twiggy

Mrs H. Higgins, Mr E. A. Twigg,

Feilding; Mr and Mrs Sample, Mrs

Mr W. Jolly,. Dunedin!: Mr, W. Loga,

Mr W. Jolly, Dunedin; Mr W. Loga,

Mr and Mrs Cowpei% pannevirke; Mr

Mr and Mrs Cowper, Dannevirke; Mr

lan Hobert&cn, Argentine; Mr and Mrs

Ian Robertson, Argentine; Mr and Mrs

G. F. Herrishaw/Mr'W. H. Wyboume,

G. F. Hernshaw, Mr W. H. Wybourne,

Mr B. p. W^ybourne, Mr J, D. Ruth-

Mr R. D. Wybourne, Mr J. D. Ruth-

C. Bennett, Mr J. Richardson, Patea'-';

C. Bennett, Mr J. Richardson, Patea;

Mjss B. McGovern, Te Awamutu; Mr

Miss B. McGovern, Te Awamutu; Mr

D. L. Gordon, Adelaide; Mr E. Hos-

kins, Ormondville; Mr W. O'Callaghan,

kins, Ormondville; Mr W. O’Callaghan,

Mr L. Sabart, Haivera"; Mr J. D. Sole,

Mr L. Sabart, Hawera; Mr J. D. Sole,

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Mr John Pawson" returned from a

Mr John Pawson returned from a

last. .

last.

of Romosh Chimder Nutt, a prominent

of Romosh Chunder Nutt, a prominent

member of the Royal Asiatic Sociey.

member of the Royal Asiatic Society.

Carl Thesidor, of Bavaria, brother of

Carl Theodor, of Bavaria, brother of

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Mr and Mrs Henry Cornfoot, of H*al-

Mr and Mrs Henry Cornfoot, of Hal-

combe. who have been on a visit to

combe, who have been on a visit to

the (Old Country, returned to New

the Old Country, returned to New

■ The Rev. Dr Cleary, editor of the

The Rev. Dr Cleary, editor of the

" Tablet," was on Monday night, at

“Tablet,” was on Monday night, at

jDunedin, presented with a ticket round

Dunedin, presented with a ticket round

ing on a twelye months' holiday, for

ing on a twelve months’ holiday for

: The Rev. J. Chisholm was inducted

The Rev. J. Chisholm was inducted

An interesting addtrclss to ttya new

An interesting address to the new

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On his arrival at Hobart by the M~~

On his arrival at Hobart by the Mo-

•eraki, Mr Will Crooks was hand.-d a

eraki, Mr Will Crooks was handed a

cable recalling him to England :inme-

cable recalling him to England imme-

French rear-admiral, who was sent en

French rear-admiral, who was sent on

a mission to Japan, has become •enga c jad

a mission to Japan, has become engaged

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-to Mile. Isabelle Ito, daughter of Ad-

to Mlle. Isabelle Ito, daughter of Ad-

miral Ito, who was the hero of tho

miral Ito, who was the hero of the

Miss Amy Curie, M.A., of Wan^fj-

Miss Amy Curie, M.A., of Wanga-

iiui, has been appointed an asisbwifc

nui, has been appointed an asistant

mistress at Wellington Giris' Coll 32; 3

mistress at Wellington Girls’ College

vice Miss Ehie Johnston ( l Petom:o, who

vice Miss Elsie Johnston (Petone), who

had been appointed, but had decline.!

had been appointed, but had declined

to take rip the position. >

to take up the position.

News has been rcc;iv?d in 'S.v.ii:n >r

News has been received in Sydney

from Louden that there is no bopo of

from London that there is no hope of

Sir Frederick Darley's recovery. Sir

Sir Frederick Darley’s recovery. Sir

Frederick Matthew Darlev was -i mem-

Frederick Matthew Darley was a mem-

ber of the' I.e'iislitive Council in >"imv

ber of the Legislative Council in New

South Wales from 1&18 to 18SG, ;vhe:i

South Wales from 1868 to 1886, when

he was appointed Chief Justice. He wns

he was appointed Chief Justice. He was

appaint'sd Lie'.it.-G'Q-verncr in 1891. juja

appointed Lieut.-Governor in 1891 and

was a member of tiw South African

was a member of the South African

War Commission in 1902. Ho wont.

War Commission in 1902. He went

TToma recently for th c benefit of his

Home recently for the benefit of his

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We 'Congratuluta Mr Balance Willis

We Congratulate Mr Balance Willis

(th'o younge.t son cf the late A. D.

(the youngest son of the late A. D.

Willis. Esq:) who has been successful in

Willis, Esq.) who has been successful in

passing his final in tn.e Law Examina-

passing his final in the Law Examina-

tion recently held in Welnng^on

tion recently held in Wellington.

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Ohavannes' Hotel. »

Chavannes’ Hotel.

Association's meeting last evening, the

Association’s meeting last evening, the

Pre ident (Mr R. Russell) on behalf of

President (Mr R. Russell) on behalf of

and a smoker's outfit. ' In malaria; the

and a smoker’s outfit. In malking the

small present in the- spirit in which it

small present in the spirit in which it

was given—as "a token, of good fellow-

was given — as a token of good fellow-

put his shoulder to the'wheel when the

put his shoulder to the wheel when the

show came round. He did not do one

man's work, but several men's work,

man’s work, but several men’s work,

peace, ivir" Sinclair suitably replied.

peace. Mr Sinclair suitably replied.

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6:09AM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AERO BALL

.During the evening the various prizes

During the evening the various prizes

the winners bv Mr and Mrs Coates.

the winners by Mr and Mrs Coates.

Mr Coates, patron of the eluh, heartily

Mr Coates, patron of the cluh, heartily

congratulated the clnh upon the suc-

congratulated the club upon the suc-

cess of its pageant, and thanked'tlie

cess of its pageant, and thanked the

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puhlie for their support and the visit-

public for their support and the visit-

ing pilots for eoming forward in such

ing pilots for coming forward in such

numbers to make the paieant a suc-

numbers to make the pageant a suc-

cess. Sir Andrew Russell., president

cess. Sir Andrew Russell, president

of the club. spoke in similar strain, and

of the club, spoke in similar strain, and

said that the eluh might well be proud

said that the club might well be proud

The presentation of the nrizes con-

The presentation of the prizes con-

chided with lieartv clieers for Mr and

cluded with hearty cheers for Mr and

and for tbo nvize-winners.

and for the prize-winners.

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6:05AM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AERO BALL

lirilliant function seen for a long time.

brilliant function seen for a long time.

couples, including tlie Right Hon. J. G.

couples, including the Right Hon. J. G.

Coates and Mrs Coates, Mnjor-General

Coates and Mrs Coates, Major-General

The hall was very tnstefully decorated

The hall was very tastefully decorated

with hamboo and greenery, and su«

with bamboo and greenery, and sus-

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pended from the roof was a skelett-.i

pended from the roof was a skeleton

model of the famons 12-engined Dornier

model of the famous 12-engined Dornier

X sriant seaplane.

X giant seaplane.

Tlie music for the dancing was

The music for the dancing was

a Miracci panatrope, kindlv snpplied hy

a Miraco panatrope, kindly supplied by

happv time. and the success of the

happy time, and the success of the

function leflected tlie grentest credit

function reflected the greatest credit

•Richmond, and her liard-working com-

Richmond, and her hard-working com-

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5:58AM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AERIAL PAGEANT

bers’ Cup).—Mr. B. W. Boys (Hus-

bers’ Cup).—Mr. B. W. Boys (Has-

5:57AM, 21 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AERIAL PAGEANT

11.8. AND E.O. CLUB’S SPLENDID

H.B. AND E.C. CLUB’S SPLENDID

grounds m the morning, but in the

grounds in the morning, but in the

districts as far south us Woodville,

districts as far south as Woodville,

car loads, until between 5000 and 600(1

car loads, until between 5000 and 6000

huge number of motoring imrties was

huge number of motoring parties was

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duties, an the samp may be said of

duties, and the same may be said of

Havelock North Fire Brigades, tn

Havelock North Fire Brigades, in

their regulation of the f traffic,

their regulation of the foot traffic,

thus assuring the public safety’ r-o-

thus assuring the public safety so

-effectively that not even a minor

effectively that not even a minor

to the Boy Scouts, for their natrol

to the Boy Scouts, for their patrol

and Hastings Fire Brigades, bv the

and Hastings Fire Brigades, by the

police, the Bov Scouts and the many

police, the Boy Scouts and the many

The secretary ’Mr. R D Brown!

The secretary (Mr. R D Brown)

and his executive. wlje worked w

and his executive. who worked so

pageant, and. indeed, the members ci

pageant, and, indeed, the members of

AJI Transport Race (Mrs. Rich

AlI Transport Race (Mrs. Rich

Allen (Auckland) 1, Flying Officci

Allen (Auckland) 1, Flying Officer

Armstrong 1, Capt. Megcer 2, Liout.

Armstrong 1, Capt. Mercer 2, Lieut.

Aller. 3.

Allen. 3.

(■for Newhigin Cup).—First heat:

(for Newbigin Cup).—First heat:

Flying-Officer Olsen (H.S. and l‘..C.

Flying-Officer Olsen (H.S. and E.C.

E.O. Aero Club) 1, Lieut. Allen

E.C. Aero Club) 1, Lieut. Allen

Flving-Officer Olsen 1. Captain T. W.

Flying-Officer Olsen 1. Captain T. W.

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1:04AM, 21 October 2025 handymaam edited DEATHS.

&0-Ofl May 18th, 1981,- at the

NIHONIHO-On May 18th, 1931, at the

Sanatorium. Eonjo, dearly bo-

Cashmere Sanatorium, Rongo, dearly be-

sßwn oi tha ,ata vJhiu£ ' l t . Nlt r °'

loved son of the late Chief Tuta Nihoniho,

WrSst North Island, and Mrs Kingi,

East Coast, North Island, and Mrs Kingi,

'fl Oteuiord street, St. Albans; aged 31

of ?? Gresford street, St. Albans; aged 21

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|Sns_On May 13th, at the residence of

years. OGILVIE-On May 18th, at the residence of

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9:55PM, 20 October 2025 BernadetteS edited DEATHS. and marked it as complete

dence. 13. Ilaslett Street, Margaret

dence. 13. Haslett Street, Margaret

in lier eighty-fifth year. Rest after -weari-

in her eighty-fifth year. Rest after -weari-

Samuel Daniel Dabriel, very doarlv loved

Samuel Daniel Dabriel, very dearlv loved

Thursday, for Vaikumete.

Thursday, for Waikumete.

JOHNS. —On April 11, 1933, at lier

JOHNS. —On April 11, 1933, at her

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will leave the mortuary of T.- ,T. Mclvor

will leave the mortuary of T. ,J. Mclvor

McKENZIB. —On April 11. at her late

McKENZIE. —On April 11. at her late

Kutherford McLeigh, late of Kaukapa-

Rutherford McLeigh, late of Kaukapa-

Eangiriri, Robert, dearly beloved husband

Rangiriri, Robert, dearly beloved husband

Mrs. G. P. Reston. Funeral ■will leave

Mrs. G. P. Reston. Funeral will leave

TAYLOR. —On April 11, William .Tames,

TAYLOR. —On April 11, William James,

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9:45PM, 20 October 2025 BernadetteS edited Deaths. and marked it as complete

tage. Marsden.street, Parneli, James Connor,

tage. Marsden-street, Parneli, James Connor,

latooE Enniskillen,' County Fermanagh, Ire-

late of Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Ire-

land ; aged 55 year 3.

land ; aged 55 years.

street, Aich Hill. Michael, the beloved hus-

street, Arch Hill. Michael, the beloved hus-

band of Catherine Muvray, late of Ebbe wvale,

band of Catherine Murray, late of Ebbewvale,

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Parnell. Alfred Funterq-ie, eldest son of

Parnell. Alfred Fanterque, eldest son of

Alfred and Laur/i Wells, formerly of Dorking,

Alfred and Laura Wells, formerly of Dorking,

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9:39PM, 20 October 2025 Linda Green edited A TRAINING ACCIDENT.

A ; bad accident happened to Arthur Mc-

A bad accident happened to Arthur Mc-

9:36PM, 20 October 2025 Linda Green edited Untitled

was 42 years of age, and a son of Air

was 42 years of age, and a son of Mr

over the hurdles, and among the rnces

over the hurdles, and among the races

lie won were the Great Northern

he won were the Great Northern

Hurdles, oil Exmoor, in 1 DOG, and the

Hurdles, on Exmoor, in 1906, and the

X.Z. Grand National Hurdles, on

N.Z. Grand National Hurdles, on

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Mednliius, in 1904. He visited the last

Medallius, in 1904. He visited the last

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9:26PM, 20 October 2025 Linda Green edited Untitled

Tim death took pla.ee on Monday

The death took place on Monday

Devin, at the age of 42 years. For

Levin, at the age of 42 years. For

went, an operation, but- failed to get

went, an operation, but failed to get

friends he left by motor for Wellingtom

friends he left by motor for Wellington

at 1.30 p.m. The journey, however;,

at 1.30 p.m. The journey, however,

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and he succumbed at Johnsonville,

and he succumbed at Johnsonville.

won several other big jumping ra««.

won several other big jumping races.

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9:14PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE H.B. TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1930 AERIAL TRANSPORT

the efficiency, within 1 their limits,

the efficiency, within their limits,

carrying machines that are now .u

carrying machines that are now in

senger services have conic to be a

senger services have come to be a

to cover that are to bo found in

to cover that are to be found in

means nf rapid communication

means of rapid communication

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yet impracticable for wlr Vied

yet impracticable for wheeled

country, and its Government al. ! *>.

country, and its Government also

should extend all possible encour

should extend all possible encour-

development of the “air sense’ 1

development of the “air sense’

among us. M ith but scanty funds

among us. With but scanty funds

It is .quite time that some more

It is quite time that some more

to enable them to extend th str

to enable them to extend their

encouragement is - concerned the

encouragement is concerned the

Mayor o£ Hastings struck the right

Mayor of Hastings struck the right

line when he stressed as a mattsr

line when he stressed as a matter

inent forward to set about

ment forward to set about

help. But it could scarcely he

help. But it could scarcely be

taken, the Government would pr jve

taken, the Government would prove

war has been thrust into the tar

war has been thrust into the far

looked, especially when it can co

looked, especially when it can not

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9:06PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

INFORMATION FOR PUBLIO.

INFORMATION FOR PUBLIC.

in the Donnnion, as evidenced by the

in the Domnion, as evidenced by the

macliines. with the possibility of two

machines, with the possibility of two

'•ill participate: — Miss Aroha Clifford,

will participate: — Miss Aroha Clifford,

lewitt, Mr Douglas Mil], Capt.

Hewitt, Mr Douglas Mill, Capt.

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Keifch New Plymouth; Mr F. R. Dix,

Keith New Plymouth; Mr F. R. Dix,

S. Tavlor. Capt. Bueklev and ('ant

S. Taylor. Capt. Buckley and Capt

Leader Tsitt, Hobsonville; Flying-

Leader Isitt, Hobsonville; Flying-

White and Flying-Ofticer Olsen, oi

White and Flying-Officer Olsen, of

There are also niue pilot .members

There are also nine pilot members

These are Messrs R. Porter, L). H.

These are Messrs R. Porter, D. H.

Newbigin, B. W. Boys. R. M Field,

Newbigin, B. W. Boys. R. M. Field,

P. Barker. G. Field. P. Allet), W.

P. Barker. G. Field. P. Allen, W.

Collett and O. C. V aite

Collett and C. C. Waite

the aerodrome grouuds has been re-

the aerodrome grounds has been re-

duced fr-om a shilling to sixpence. so

duced from a shilling to sixpence, so

that the nsing generatiou will be

that the rising generation will be

att'orded the opportunity oi acquiriug

afforded the opportunity of acquiring

Arrangements i'or the appointment

Arrangements for the appointment

of officials, and other details of Satur--

of officials, and other details of Satur-

day's pageant. have been completed,

day's pageant have been completed,

The Ma.yor (Mr G. F. Roach) has

The Mayor (Mr G. F. Roach) has

sell (president of tbe club) in an ad-

sell (president of the club) in an ad-

J. G, Coates (patron of tlie club), and

J. G, Coates (patron of the club), and

There will be tliree entrances to the

There will be three entrances to the

Bridge Pa end of the Bridge Pa-Paki

Bridge Pa end of the Bridge Paki

off with harbed wire. and the crowd

off with barbed wire and the crowd

must koep on that part of the grounds

must keep on that part of the grounds

park along the road within lialf a mile

park along the road within half a mile

Tickets for the competition will fce on

Tickets for the competition will be on

tbe grounds, this department heing in

the grounds, this department being in

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8:59PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

The Kt. Hon. J. G. Coates. Leader

The Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates. Leader

Club, oi which Mr Coateg is patron.

Club, of which Mr Coates is patron.

annu al pageant of the Hawke’s Bay

annual pageant of the Hawke’s Bay

8:54PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

and its annual ball, will be beld on

and its annual ball, will be held on

Saturday. - The pageant is to be beld

Saturday. - The pageant is to be held

niglit. The Railway Department has

night. The Railway Department has

ananged definitely to run trains at

arranged definitely to run trains at

The pageant will. without doubt, be

The pageant will, without doubt, be

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stunt flving of all kinds. A special

stunt flying of all kinds. A special

event for- locallv trained pilots will

event for locally trained pilots will

tjie cliief events in tlie afternoon will

the chief events in the afternoon will

be the race (an open event) for the

year, the. best or very near it. The

year, the best or very near it. The

nlusic, the floor, and the supper, have

music, the floor, and the supper, have

the exnerience and energy of the mem-

the experience and energy of the mem-

Gentlemen will be charged ?s 6d and

Gentlemen will be charged 7s 6d and

Igdies 5s. Double . tickets cost 10s.

Iadies 5s. Double tickets cost 10s.

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8:46PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AIR PAGEANT

AT H.B. AND E.O. CLUB’S

AT H.B. AND E.C. CLUB’S

ribbon of New Zealand. Thia is

ribbon of New Zealand. This is

cer and Mr R. 8. Taylor, in the clvb’s

cer and Mr R. S. Taylor, in the club’s

raent is sending Captains McGoverne,

ment is sending Captains McGoverne,

machines, but the names of the pi’ots

machines, but the names of the pilots

8:42PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. AERO CLUB

tnat of last year. About three times

that of last year. About three times

anticipates that the public will bo

anticipates that the public will bh

race for the Newbigin Cup, whieh is

race for the Newbigin Cup, which is

New Zealand. The race is oper to

New Zealand. The race is open to

Tn the evening, from 8.30 o’clock

In the evening, from 8.30 o’clock

8:39PM, 20 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

the club's new Spartan 'plane, ieft for

the club's new Spartan 'plane, left for

and veturned yesterday afternoon.

and returned yesterday afternoon.

tered _ lettering heing ZK-AAX. , The

tered lettering being ZK-AAX. The

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