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3:17PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

(Diploma Swiss University, Basal).

(Diploma Swiss University, Basel).

mEACHEB OF MUSIC, PIANO

TEACHER OF MUSIC, PIANO

JL FORTE, HAPuMONY; ETC.

FORTE, HARMONY; ETC.

HI IS ALSO PREPARED TO

H.M. IS ALSO PREPARED TO

For terms, etc., apply to 73., Wanpon-

For terms, etc., apply to 73., Waripori-

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street, W.S. ; ;

street, W.S.

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3:10PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Kathleen M (Mrs. D. Evausj; Jackson

Kathleen M. (Mrs. D. Evans; Jackson

Olga W (Miss H. E. Howard); Leckie,

Olga W. (Miss H. E. Howard); Leckie,

£ m ud% E'J Mr V r L-, C- Walker); Loftus

Lind E. (Mr L. C. Walker); Loftus

tiabnelle (bt. Mary's Convent); MacLaeh-

Gabrielle (St. Mary's Convent); MacLach-

James J (Mr. L C. Walker); Olds!

James J (Mr. L C. Walker); Olds,

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getter, Llspeth J. (Miss G. Johnston);

getter, Elspeth J. (Miss G. Johnston);

1 rouse Doris A. (Miss Savage); Quinlan

Prouse Doris A. (Miss Savage); Quinlan,

Jiilma (The Convent, Brougham street!;

Hilma (The Convent, Brougham street)

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3:07PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Brown, Nolne M. (Miss E.Dawsou); Dall

Brown, Nolne M. (Miss E.Dawsou); Dahl,

tredenck (Miss E. Dawson); Davies Mary

Frederick (Miss E. Dawson); Davies, Mary

(Miss R.M Benson); Dawson, Cliffe H

(Miss R.M Benson); Dawson, Cliffe H.

(Ihe Convent, Brougham street); Gibbs

(The Convent, Brougham street); Gibbs,

llorence M. (Miss J. Gibbs); Hayward

Florence M. (Miss J. Gibbs); Hayward

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Beatrice (The Convent, Brougham Xeh)

Beatrice (The Convent, Brougham street)

MllCOef J^ cc (Mrs- Forrest); Je licoe

Jellicoa, Joyce (Mrs- Forrest); Jellicoe

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3:04PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited COLLEGE OF MUSIC

son, Irene E (Miss F. Hobbs); ThS-

son, Irene E (Miss F. Hobbs); Thomp-

3:03PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited COLLEGE OF MUSIC

by Dr. Markhani Lee, and the Welling-

by Dr. Markham Lee, and the Welling-

w?,rsls> Thelma E. (Miss M. Gaynor);

wards, Thelma E. (Miss M. Gaynor);

Uibbs, Jean (Miss Ivy Hoare); Goodson,

Gibbs, Jean (Miss Ivy Hoare); Goodson,

Jiileeu (Mr. Gordon Short); King, Mar-

Eileen (Mr. Gordon Short); King, Mar-

jene (Miss Edna Sneddon); Stewart, Mary

jorie (Miss Edna Sneddon); Stewart, Mary

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B. C. Monerieff).

B. C. Moncrieff).

Grammar of Music, Division 111

Grammar of Music, Division II.

Gordon, Alan B. (Miss B. G. G. Harte)-

Gordon, Alan B. (Miss B. G. G. Harte);

Johnston, /oc (Miss Nora Gray); Swan-

Johnston, Zoe (Miss Nora Gray); Swan-

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2:57PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSIC EXAMINATIONS

' LICENTIATE EXAMINATIONS.

LICENTIATE EXAMINATIONS.

Dorling. Madge (Mr. H. Muller).

Dorling, Madge (Mr. H. Muller).

Harmony—lntermediate Grade—Pass.

Harmony — lntermediate Grade — Pass.

Hamerton, Edith M. ’.St. Mary s Con-

Hamerton, Edith M. (St. Mary s Con-

Hewitt, Nancy (Mr. JI. Forrest).

Hewitt, Nancy (Mr. H. Forrest).

2:49PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited MUSIC

names of successful candidates 111 el-

names of successful candidates in Wel-

alpliabetical order. There wore 126

alphabetical order. There were 126

2:43PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE MUSIC

. THEORETICAL RESULTS.

THEORETICAL RESULTS.

to ensure a paSs ccrtilicate; 65 to 79 will

to ensure a pass ccrtilicate; 65 to 79 will

entitle to a second-class certificate* and

entitle to a second-class certificate; and

from 80 to 100 a first-class ccrtikcato.

from 80 to 100 a first-class certificate.

Eighteen entries wore received; all passed

Eighteen entries were received; all passed

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Muller), 99; Ethel Blnekio (Mr H.

Muller), 99; Ethel Blackie (Mr H.

Edith Sylvia Clieosman (Mr

Edith Sylvia Cheesman (Mr

G Ninness) 95; Ellon Elizabeth Upton

G. Ninness) 95; Ellen Elizabeth Upton

(Mr H Muller). 91; Wilfred Blviss Poin-

(Mr H. Muller). 91; Wilfred Elviss Poin-

Pratt 87, .Tames Sloan 86, George W.

Pratt 87, James Sloan 86, George W.

Barker 85, Jessie Bainie 85, Mav S Car-

Barker 85, Jessie Rainie 85, May S. Car-

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2:33PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

fer) ... 93

ler) ... 93

nees) ... ... ... 97

ness) ... ... ... 97

2:30PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness marked LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC. as complete

2:30PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Herbert F. Kirk (Mr. H. Muller) ... gg

Herbert F. Kirk (Mr. H. Muller) ... 99

nees) g7

nees) ... ... ... 97

Violet Pearl" M'Farlane (Mr. H. Mul-

Violet Pearl M'Farlane (Mr. H. Mul-

Ivy Violet Young ('Mr. G. Ninness)... 91

Ivy Violet Young (Mr. G. Ninness)... 91

2:28PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

'Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d

2:28PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Bessies H. Martin (Mr. G. Ninness) 99

Bessie H. Martin (Mr. G. Ninness) 99

Arthur C. Twyford Mr. H. Muller) 99

Arthur C. Twyford (Mr. H. Muller) 99

Charles L. Manderson (Mr. H. •Mul-

Charles L. Manderson (Mr. H. Mul-

&r) 99

ler) ... 99

Violet E. Carter (Mt. fl. Mullev) ... 98

Violet E. Carter (Mr. H. Muller) ... 98

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•Violet Pearl" M'Farlane (Mr. H. Alul-

Violet Pearl" M'Farlane (Mr. H. Mul-

' ler) • ' • '. 96

ler) ... ... ... 96

Violet E. Davie (Mr. G. Ninneas) ... 95

Violet E. Davie (Mr. G. Ninness) ... 95

Leslie " jftnek (Mr. G. Ninness) ... 92

Leslie Finch (Mr. G. Ninness) ... 92

Elsie W. Gunter (Mr. G. NinneEs)... 92

Elsie W. Gunter (Mr. G. Ninness)... 92

Alice Pritohard (Mr. H. Muller) ... 87

Alice Pritchard (Mr. H. Muller) ... 87

Prize winners.

* Prize winners.

For children's hacking cough at night, I

For children's hacking cough at night,

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1b 6a

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1s 6d

*nd 2s 6d per bottla.— Advt.

and 2s 6d per bottla.— Advt.

' Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d

'Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d

and ' 2s 6d oar bottle.— -Advt.

and 2s 6d per bottle. — Advt.

For bronchial coughs ana Colds,

For bronchial coughs and colds,

i Woodß* Great Peppermint Cure, la 6d

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, ls 6d

i and 2s 6d per bottle.— Advt.

and 2s 6d per bottle.— Advt.

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2:24PM, 18 October 2025 aeninness edited LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

Intermediate.

Intermediate. Marks.

fcr) „ 93

fer) ... 93

•Laura F. Smith (Mr. H. Mulkr) ... 94

Laura F. Smith (Mr. H. Muller) ... 94

•Martha, Pratt (Mr. H. Muller) 93

Martha, Pratt (Mr. H. Muller) 93

■Ethel Blackio (Mr. H. .aluller) 84

Ethel Blackie (Mr. H. Muller) 84

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Elkn E. Upton (Mr. H. Muller) ... 80

Ellen E. Upton (Mr. H. Muller) ... 80

Lily Pratt (Mr. H. Muller) ... f . % 75

Lily Pratt (Mr. H. Muller) ... ... 75

Lillie Franok (Mr. H. MuHer) ... 99

Lillie Franci (Mr. H. Muller) ... 99

■May E. 'Carter (.Mr. H. Muller) ... 94

May E. Carter (Mr. H. Muller) ... 94

Edith S. Cheeseman (Mr-G. Ninness) 93

Edith S. Cheeseman (Mr G. Ninness) 93

Violet E. Davis (Mr. G. Nihnces) ... 80

Violet E. Davis (Mr. G. Ninness) ... 80

•William H. Lepper (Mr. H. Muller) 100

*William H. Lepper (Mr. H. Muller) 100

Bessis H. Martin (.Mr. G. Ninness) 99

Bessies H. Martin (Mr. G. Ninness) 99

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2:11PM, 18 October 2025 Deez marked Islanders Want Bigger Phosphate Share as complete

2:10PM, 18 October 2025 Deez edited Islanders Want Bigger Phosphate Share

Share |deep, bare gullies and stark coral pinnacles as the phosphate is removed.|The Banabans become unwilling growers of coconuts through the fortunes of war.|have acquired a colourful reputation among Fiji people for touchiness.

N Z PA J

N.Z.P.A.)

But the- principal aim of

But th- principal aim of

elected .council, are called

elected council, are called

name of Ocean Island.

name of Ocean Island,

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Nations." the elderly Banaban

Nations," the elderly Banaban

600.000 tons a year.

600,000 tons a year.

So. while their island

So, while their island

.witling “growers of coconuts

willing “growers of coconuts

the Banabans—-then number-

the Banabans—then number-

about $lll,OOO saved from

about $111,000 saved from

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1:49PM, 18 October 2025 Deez edited Bill introduced to create N.Z. phosphate commission

P hosphate Corporation has

Phosphate Corporation has

such functions' and duties as

such functions and duties as

it was' essential that the

it was essential that the

tax which • would needlessly

tax which would needlessly

money to. fertiliser manufac-

money to fertiliser manufac-

12:52PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited ELEVEN NEW PILOTS

HAWKE'S BAY AEltO CLUB EX-

HAWKE'S BAY AERO CLUB EX-

AAHNATiON.

AMINATION.

A NEW ZEALAND RECOHD.

A NEW ZEALAND RECORD.

At tbe Hawke's Bay Aero Club's

At the Hawke's Bay Aero Club's

Aerodrome yesterday, AYing:-Command-

Aerodrome yesterday, Wing-Command-

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successful exami nation oi aero club

successful examination of aero club

pupils who &at l'or their pilots'

pupils who sat for their pilots'

"tiekets."

"tickets."

The examinatiou constituted a re-

The examination constituted a re-

cord l'or New Zealand, for of the eleven

cord for New Zealand, for of the eleven

candidates, each one went tlirougli

candidates, each one went through

with bonours, and Win^-Comniander

with honours, and Wing-Commander

Dalton expressed great surprise at tlie

Dalton expressed great surprise at the

one of the candidates Those who

one of the candidates. Those who

secured their tiekets. were Mrs C.

secured their tickets. were Mrs C.

M. Richmond, Messrs Geof Field,

M. Richmond, Messrs Geoff Field,

Mauriee Field, Guv Field, Ewan Gamp-

Maurice Field, Guy Field, Ewan Camp-

bell, J. Pellow, R. Barker. J. Nieh-

bell, J. Pellow, R. Barker. J. Nich-

olas. W. McLeod, J. S'tead ond D.

olas. W. McLeod, J. Stead ond D.

students, and their suocess reflects tlie

students, and their success reflects the

Captain Wliite. All the fliglits were

Captain White. All the flights were

clone in the club's Motli 'plane.^

done in the club's Moth 'plane.

Wliite took AVing-Commander Dalton

White took Wing-Commander Dalton

for a fliglit over the district in tlie

for a flight over the district in the

Spamtan 'plane, accompanied hv the

Spartan 'plane, accompanied by the

Moth, piloted hy Mr J. Stead.

Moth, piloted by Mr J. Stead.

'J'he successful pilots were presented

The successful pilots were presented

with their dickete at a most succesful

with their tickets at a most successful

hall held in tlie Hastings Assembly

hall held in the Hastings Assembly

Hall last niglit.

Hall last night.

It is lioped to liave another examma-

It is hoped to have another examina-

tion ranried out earlv in Decembei',

tion carried out early in December,

wlien it is expected that there will be

when it is expected that there will be

16 candidates sitting for their tiekets.

16 candidates sitting for their tickets.

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12:40PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE TOURING FLIERS

secured. The ininortancp of aviation

secured. The importance of aviation

was licinc realised and the time _was

was being realised and the time was

not far disfant when large maoliines

not far distant when large machines

and larger fi^Vls would he wnnted. Tbe

and larger fields would he wanted. The

Hon. T. M. "Wilford was endeavouring

Hon. T. M. Wilford was endeavouring

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to enable pmnicinalities to give n'Ssist-

to enable municipalities to give assist-

ance and His Worsliip assured tbe

ance and His Worship assured the

fliers that he and his counejl would rio

fliers that he and his council would do

evervthing they conld. He honed tlie

everything they could. He hoped the

tourists would he ahle to extend their

tourists would he able to extend their

stav and have a liappy time.

stay and have a happy time.

sence of Mr J. Yigor Brown, Mayor

sence of Mr J. Vigor Brown, Mayor

of Napier. ,

of Napier.

tlie Hawke's Bay County Council ex-

the Hawke's Bay County Council ex-

.tended a heartv welcome,

tended a hearty welcome,

Mr Iv. R. Hacket, in response, re-

Mr K. R. Hacket, in response, re-

tion in Hastings aud saicl that there

tion in Hastings and said that there

was not much left for them to do liere.

was not much left for them to do here.

In fact, ■ Auckland was worse off than

In fact, Auckland was worse off than

Hastings, -for it had the machines aud

Hastings, for it had the machines and

equipment but no droine. Mr Hacket

equipment but no drome. Mr Hacket

thanked the Hastings people for tlieir

thanked the Hastings people for their

would be pleased to ' stay over the

would be pleased to stay over the

TTTAPk-f'nn

weekend.

This afternoon the planes • indulged

This afternoon the planes indulged

Havelock, Clive and Napier, and*at 4

Havelock, Clive and Napier, and at 4

drome, to the deliglit of ;a large crowd.

drome, to the delight of a large crowd.

ough, wliere they landed. They then

ough, where they landed. They then

weut on. to Masterton wliere they had

went on to Masterton where they had

In coiiversation with a Telegrapli re-

In conversation with a Telegraph re-

porter. one of the • fliers stated that

porter one of the fliers stated that

flying conditions all the way .were per-

flying conditions all the way were per-

liind and they had a wonderful trip.

hind and they had a wonderful trip.

The 'planes will deparfc.for the north

The 'planes will depart for the north

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12:35PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE TOURING FLIERS

three ininutes previously, with Captain

three minutes previously, with Captain

T W. White, in tlie Hawke's Bay Aero

T W. White, in the Hawke's Bay Aero

Club's Spartan 'plane, showlng the

Club's Spartan 'plane, showing the

Captain White made a spfendid land-

Captain White made a splendid land-

ing and tlien was followed by Major

ing and then was followed by Major

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G A. C. Cowper, with Jir Iv. It.

G A. C. Cowper, with Mr K. R.

Haf-ket as his passenger.

Hacket as his passenger.

TTie next 'plane to land was that

The next 'plane to land was that

piloted b.y Captain W. S. R. Bloom-

piloted by Captain W. S. R. Bloom-

field, with FJving Officer R. J. Copley,

field, with Flying Officer R. J. Copley,

and the tbircl reached the ground n

and the third reached the ground a

ccuple of minutes later. This was

couple of minutes later. This was

Each of tlie 'planes made a perfect

Each of the 'planes made a perfect

Only three oi the visiting 'planes

Only three of the visiting 'planes

cnme to Hastings, for nlthough four

came to Hastings, for although four

the Hawke's Bav Aero Club. weleomed

the Hawke's Bay Aero Club. welcomed

tbe visitors and hoped that tlie ar-

the visitors and hoped that the ar-

factorv. Evidently tbe fliers were so

factory. Evidently the fliers were so

populnr with the Wellington people

popular with the Wellington people

lington weather and indueed to stny

lington weather and induced to stay

lonser than thejr expected. but Sir

longer than their expected. but Sir

Andrew nssured the fliers thafc they

Andrew assured the fliers that they

would sonn know whet real weather

would soon know what real weather

congratulated tlieni on the success of

congratulated them on the success of

their tonr, which would undouhtedly

their tour, which would undoubtedly

he a great encouragement to aviation

be a great encouragement to aviation

in tlie Dominion.

in the Dominion.

Tlie Mavor, Mr G. F. Roach. re-

The Mayor, Mr G. F. Roach. re-

ferred- to the disappointment the Hast-

ferred to the disappointment the Hast-

ings people felt at the delnyed arrival.

ings people felt at the delayed arrival.

He gaid that every endeavour was be-

He said that every endeavour was be-

ing made to enconrage aviation in

ing made to encourage aviation in

fore long n larger ground would be

fore long a larger ground would be

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12:15PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited STILL HELD UP

" This morning, Captain T. Wl White,

" This morning, Captain T. W. White,

of the Hawke's Bay Aero Club was* ad-

of the Hawke's Bay Aero Club was ad-

vised that the tounng _ Auckland

vised that the touring Auckland

'planes wero still in Mellington and

'planes were still in Wellington and

vent tliem leaving for Hastings. Ihe

vent them leaving for Hastings. The

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advice :tated that the airmen were

advice stated that the airmen were

hopeful of getting away tp-morrow

hopeful of getting away to-morrow

morning and if so, the origmal ar--

morning and if so, the original ar-

to-morrow, Captain W liite will fly over

to-morrow, Captain White will fly over

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12:12PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AUCKLAND FLIERS

TRIP POSTPONED AGAIN. "

TRIP POSTPONED AGAIN.

. MORROW.

MORROW.

This morning Capt'aiu T. W. White

This morning Captain T. W. White

still held up.in Wellington on account

still held up in Wellington on account

of getting 'away "tb-'day. Tlie' weather

of getting away to-day. The weather

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experts expect tliat the * weather

experts expect that the weather

will be sufficiently clear to enable tlie

will be sufficiently clear to enable the

fliers to get away -to-morrow, and 'they

fliers to get away to-morrow, and they

now intend to leave --Wellington at

now intend to leave Wellington at

9 a.m.. arriving in Hastings at noon,

9 a.m., arriving in Hastings at noon,

when. the origiual programme fixed for

when the original programme fixed for

Wednesday will be adbered to.

Wednesday will be adhered to.

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12:07PM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Repairs ara being carried out by the

Repairs are being carried out by the

Hawke's Bay County Council to tlie

Hawke's Bay County Council to the

To assist tbe Salvation Avmy annual

To assist the Salvation Avmy annual

geli-denial appeal tlie niatron and

self-denial appeal the matron and

nurses of tbe Bethany Maternity Home

nurses of the Bethany Maternity Home

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eourse at Greenmeadows. The road

course at Greenmeadows. The road

tenlfeet and the work is progressing

ten feet and the work is progressing

ateadily.

steadily.

country. Pastoralists stat-e that the

country. Pastoralists state that the

where the feed has shown- signs of dry-

where the feed has shown signs of dry-

ing up early.

to Auckland, v. Captain Wliite, of the

to Auckland, v. Captain White, of the

airman was forced io follow the road,

airman was forced to follow the road,

land was completed in 3& hours, _ com-

land was completed in 3½ hours, com-

pared "witli ten hours taken by a Napier

pared "with ten hours taken by a Napier

mciorist on a recent week-end.

motorist on a recent week-end.

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10:58AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AUCKLAND 'PLANES

WE ATHEll-B OUND IN WELLING-

WEATHER-BOUND IN WELLING-

HASTINGS V1SIT POSTPONED.

HASTINGS VISIT POSTPONED.

c-eived a telegram to the elfecfc that

ceived a telegram to the effect that

Ihe five Auckland aeroplanes at pi-e-

the five Auckland aeroplanes at pre-

sent 011 a flying tour of the North

sent on a flying tour of the North

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Wellington. The inessage states that

Wellington. The message states that

it had been raining heavily in tbe cap-

it had been raining heavily in the cap-

ifcal city and fheie was 110 chance of

itcal city and there was no chance of

the 'planes getting awav to-day.

the 'planes getting away to-day.

Captain White' is expecting a fur-

Captain White is expecting a fur-

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10:55AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited VISIT BY AIR

Last evening, Captain T. AY. AYhite,

Last evening, Captain T. W. White,

arrival at Hastings 3 p.m. on AVednes-

arrival at Hastings 3 p.m. on Wednes-

ly mean a considerable cliange in tho

ly mean a considerable cliange in the

programme it was intended to carr.v out

programme it was intended to carry out

at Hastings, but as Captain AA7hite. is

at Hastings, but as Captain White is

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to-day on a visit to Auckland 110 definite

to-day on a visit to Auckland no definite

re-arrangements have yet heen 111 ade.

re-arrangements have yet been made.

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10:52AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited VISIT TO AUCKLAND

KEW HASTINGS 'PLANE GOES

NEW HASTINGS 'PLANE GOES

Captain T. "W. AYhite. the pilot of the

Captain T. W. White. the pilot of the

Hawke's Bay Aero Club. left Hastings

Hawke's Bay Aero Club, left Hastings

'plane for Auckland. He took Mr Etvan

'plane for Auckland. He took Mr Ewan

after 110011.

afternoon.

10:51AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Captain T. Wliite, of the Hawke's

Captain T. White, of the Hawke's

this morning -on- that way to Gisborne,

this morning on that way to Gisborne,

o'n his weeklv visit to the tov-n for the

on his weekly visit to the town for the

ihstruction of pupils there learning to

instruction of pupils there learning to

10:48AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

NEW 'PLANE ON THE W1NG.

NEW 'PLANE ON THE WING.

A SUCCESSFUL TRT jj.

A SUCCESSFUL TRIAL.

The officials-of the Hawke's Bay

The officials of the Hawke's Bay

Aero C'lub lost no time in a&sembling

Aero Club lost no time in assembling

the new Spartan 'plane, which anrived

the new Spartan 'plane, which arrived

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in Hastings on Tuesdav, and late yes-

in Hastings on Tuesday, and late yes-

trial spin hy Captain Wliite.

trial spin by Captain White.

stated that the 'plane went perfertlv

stated that the 'plane went perfertly

on its trial fh'ght, and he c- p-essed the

on its trial flight, and he expressed the

opinion that it would ]>rove "a verv

opinion that it would prove a very

valuable asset to the chib.

valuable asset to the club.

fliglit. and it was noticed that the

flight, and it was noticed that the

land, a meeting is to he lield in the

land, a meeting is to he held in the

at 4 p.m. to-morrow, .to arrange for

at 4 p.m. to-morrow, to arrange for

mpn.

men.

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10:42AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE NEW 'PLANE

ARRIYAL IX HASTINGS YESTEIt-

ARRIVAL IN HASTINGS YESTER-

TO BE IX THE AIR S00X.

TO BE IN THE AIR SOON.

I Altliough not cxpected to arrive

Although not expected to arrive

! uutil Thursday. the Hawke's Bay Aero

until Thursday, the Hawke's Bay Aero

Club's new Spartan 'plane reach ed

Club's new Spartan 'plane reached

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train. The machine was at once- un-

train. The machine was at once un-

loadcd and taken out to tho norodrome,

loaded and taken out to the aerodrome,

where it will be immediatoly assemblcd,

where it will be immediately assembled,

and it is probahle tliat trial llights will

and it is probable that trial flights will

be indulgecl in during the week-end.

be indulged in during the week-end.

The new 'jilane will hear tlie regis-

The new 'plane will hear the regis-

trafion letters Z.K. — A.A.A"., ri the

trafion letters Z.K. — A.A.A"., so the

public will uoticp the ditfercncc in tliis |

public will notice the difference in this

'plane to the club's Aloth which is

'plane to the club's Moth which is

letlcrcd Z.Iv. — A.A.B.

lettered Z.K. — A.A.B.

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10:38AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited AVIATION IN GISBORNE

. GISBORNE. This. day.

. GISBORNE. This day.

Though Gisborne is witliout a per-

Though Gisborne is without a per-

maheut airfield, . arraiigements have

manent airfield, arrangements have

been made with the Hawke's Bay A.ero

been made with the Hawke's Bay Aero

Club to give flying instruetion to . Gis-

Club to give flying instruction to Gis-

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were niade to-day from the Makaraka

were made to-day from the Makaraka

seat. Teii aspirants for licenses took

seat. Ten aspirants for licenses took

to-rlnv.

to-day.

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10:21AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Hawke's Bay Aviation

The project was tlierefore ruled out

The project was therefore ruled out

•on account of cost, but on the occasion ;

on account of cost, but on the occasion

of the first visit of Major Isitt to :

of the first visit of Major Isitt to

Napier he inspected the inner harbour J

Napier he inspected the inner harbour

with a view to assessing its possibilTties £

with a view to assessing its possibilities

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as a Government fiying boat base on 1

as a Government fiying boat base on

ihe lines of tbat existing at Hobson- (

the lines of that existing at Hobson-

ville. Major Isitt on completion of his

inspection naturally could not express i

inspection naturally could not express

any opinion, but as far as is known 1

any opinion, but as far as is known

a seaplane or fiying boat landing arefg 1

a seaplane or flying boat landing area

altli.ough it is not now considered likely I

although it is not now considered likely

tbat tbe Government will establish a I

that the Government will establish a

base there. i

base there.

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10:18AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Hawke's Bay Aviation

OFFICIAL VIS1TS.

OFFICIAL VISITS.

road, thanks to tbe generosity of tbe

road, thanks to the generosity of the

10:14AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited SOME FAST FLYING

HASTINGS AIOTH'S QUICK TRJP.

HASTINGS MOTH'S QUICK TRJP.

Captain Tsevor Wliite, in company

Captain Trevor White, in company

was responsible for. some prett.v last

was responsible for some pretty fast

fiying in t-he Hawke's Bay Aero Club's

flying in the Hawke's Bay Aero Club's

Moth plane yesterday. The fl iers left

Moth plane yesterday. The fliers left

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ing at least half an hour in each piave,

ing at least half an hour in each place,

bufc they were* back in Hastings at mid-

but they were back in Hastings at mid-

day, i 11 timo for lunch.

day, in time for lunch.

This afternoon at 3.30 o'elock, Cap-

This afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, Cap-

011 a visit to Gisborne, returnmg to-

on a visit to Gisborne, returning to-

tliis trip was Captain Ivigkt, of Dan-

this trip was Captain Kigkt, of Dan-

porter this morning, Captain Wliite I

porter this morning, Captain White I

said lie was being kept very husy with

said he was being kept very busy with

insfcructional work, for in addition to

instructional work, for in addition to

or eight from Napier, learning fo flv.

or eight from Napier, learning fo fly.

He expre.ssed the opinion that within

He expressed the opinion that within

woulcl be possessing their own private

would be possessing their own private

maehines.

machines.

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10:11AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE MUNICIPALITY

dav of the Aero Pageant.—Received.

day of the Aero Pageant.—Received.

10:08AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS LADY PILOT.

mond. of Hastings, who 1ms tlie dis-

mond. of Hastings, who has the dis-

i.nction of being the first larly pilot to

tinction of being the first lady pilot to

Wanganui, says tho Wanganui Chrou-

Wanganui, says the Wanganui Chron-

Mrs Richmond's flight to. Wanganui

Mrs Richmond's flight to Wanganui

lo secure her eertificate, and sbe was

to secure her certificate, and she was

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structor attaclicf] to the Hawke's Bay

structor attached to the Hawke's Bay

Aero Club. The flying timo from

Aero Club. The flying time from

Hastings aerodrome to TVanganui Post

Hastings aerodrome to Wanganui Post

ules.

utes.

were welcomad by members of the

were welcomed by members of the

was tbe recipmnt of a beautifu] bou-

was the recipient of a beautiful bou-

queb of violets.

quet of violets.

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10:04AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. AERO CLUB

paratory to obtaining ther pilot's

paratory to obtaining their pilot's

10:03AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. AERO CLUB

PURCHASE OF AXOTHER NEW

PURCHASE OF ANOTHER NEW

Tlie Hawke's Bay Aero Club has now

The Hawke's Bay Aero Club has now

so that inoreased faeilities for instruc-

so that increased facilities for instruc-

readv a sum of £120 has been pro-

ready a sum of £120 has been pro-

misetl towards tlie cost, and. it is

mised towards the cost, and it is

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paratory to obtaining theii- pilot's

paratory to obtaining ther pilot's

handed back to tlie club £50 wortli of

handed back to the club £50 worth of

debentures lield by him, an action

debentures held by him, an action

Mr J". S. Butler has been appointed

Mr J. S. Butler has been appointed

auditor of tlie club, Mr R. JD. Brown

auditor of the club, Mr R. D. Brown

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9:55AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited H.B. AERO CLUB

tralia. The lest had been quite

tralia. The test had been quite

•satisfactory progress is being made.

satisfactory progress is being made.

The club’s thanks uro due to Mr.

The club’s thanks are due to Mr.

Nelson Smith for his generous a< tion

Nelson Smith for his generous action

tures valued at £5O held by him.—

tures valued at £50 held by him.—

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his action is to lie noted in the

his action is to be noted in the

chib’s records.

club’s records.

organ of the chib.

organ of the club.

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9:47AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited SNEAK THIEF AGAIN

Late on Eriday niglit. the Hawke's

Late on Eriday night. the Hawke's

drome was broken into. tln's being the

drome was broken into, this being the

Captain White left at 5 p.iu. on Eriday

Captain White left at 5 p.m. on Friday

the place A-as locked up, but the next

the place was locked up, but the next

open and a number of tools Avere taken.

open and a number of tools were taken.

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Tlre machine, lioAveA-er. was not dam-

The machine, however was not dam-

aged, as it Avas Avhen the last theft oe-

aged, as it was when the last theft oc-

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9:44AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited CLUB ALTITUDE RECORD

machine to a height of 9.500 feet,

machine to a height of 9,500 feet,

9:41AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited CIVIL AVIATION

PROGRESS DURING T11E YEAR.

PROGRESS DURING THE YEAR.

The annual report of the Xew Zeiv

The annual report of the New Zea

land Defenee Foree, in reference to avi-

land Defence Foree, in reference to avi-

"During ihe past year there has been

"During the past year there has been

terest and practical support in tho

terest and practical support in the

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direction of devoloping aero clnhs.

direction of developing aero clubs.

ing operations — i.e., • Auckland Aero

ing operations — i.e., Auckland Aero

Cluh, Hawke's Bay Aero C'lub, Marl-

Club, Hawke's Bay Aero Club, Marl-

borough Aero Cluh, and Canterbury

borough Aero Club, and Canterbury

Aero Club. AYith. the exception of tho

Aero Club. With the exception of the

Hawke's Bay C'lub all have received

Hawke's Bay Club all have received

Government assistance hy way of loan

Government assistance by way of loan

of two Moth aeroplanes, tlie four

of two Moth aeroplanes, the four

port goiug to the Auckland and Can-

port going to the Auckland and Can-

Cluh ohtained its machines under an

Club obtained its machines under an

that it was to he reimbursed during

that it was to be reimbursed during

the sueceeding year. This procodure

the succeeding year. This procedure

was fonnd unneeessarv owing to the

was found unnecessary owing to the

so that funds were avnilable from the

so that funds were available from the

1928-29 vote to meet tlie cost. Tiio

1928-29 vote to meet the cost. The

Hawke.'s Bay C'luh has nurchased its

Hawke's Bay Club has purchased its

own Moth from cluh funds."

own Moth from club funds."

AA AA jAA aM t

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9:37AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited ON THE WING

During the week-end tlie overhaul of

During the week-end the overhaul of

tlie Hawke's Bay Aero Club's IMpth

the Hawke's Bay Aero Club's Moth

verv smoothl.v, a number of now parts

very smoothly, a number of now parts

wliich recentlv ariived from Austra-

which recently arrived from Austra-

lia, liaving heen assembled.

lia, having been assembled.

9:33AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited ON A NEW BASIS

AN 1MPORTANT DECISION.

AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

Bay Aero Chib, presided over by Mr

Bay Aero Club, presided over by Mr

G. A. Maddison, is was decided to ac-

G. A. Maddison, it was decided to ac-

cept an ofl'er mado by the Hawke's

cept an offer made by the Hawke's

Bay Aeroplane Co. to tako over all the

Bay Aeroplane Co. to take over all the

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lying to the credit of the . company's

lying to the credit of the company's

banking account. After payment" of

banking account. After payment of

its liabilities, the companjf's share-

its liabilities, the company's share-

holders will be given . debentures,

holders will be given debentures,

bearing interest at 7 per cent, runmng

bearing interest at 7 per cent, running

debentures being redeemable" annually

debentures being redeemable annually

Mr Maddison pointed out .that

Mr Maddison pointed out that

oft'er from the company, and the elub

offer from the company, and the club

stood to gaiu a great deal, and could

stood to gain a great deal, and could

surplus money earncd by the company

surplus money earned by the company

steps, as soon as tlie hnnding over was

steps, as soon as the handing over was

coinplie'd with, to go into voluntary

complied with, to go into voluntary

Captain Wliite intimated that it xvas

Captain White intimated that it was

would be available to tlie. club in

would be available to the club in

August, after which tliere should be no

August, after which there should be no

further delay in fl.ving tuition, due to

further delay in flying tuition, due to

slight mishaps to tlie machine, which

slight mishaps to the machine, which

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9:28AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

The Hawke's Bav Acro Club is ex-

The Hawke's Bav Aero Club is ex-

pecting two ncw phines supplied by the

pecting two new planes supplied by the

Government, to arrivc in Hastings

Government, to arrive in Hastings

scme time next month. so that in the

some time next month, so that in the

near i'uture the club will possess three

near future the club will possess three

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plaues.

planes.

In tlie meantime the Motli is undcr-

In the meantime the Moth is under-

going a tliorough ovcrliaul, which will

going a thorough overhaul, which will

takc somo time to complete so tbat

take some time to complete so that

tbe three 'planes will be in readiness

the three 'planes will be in readiness

It is hoped tliat another plane can

It is hoped that another plane can

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9:25AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE MOTH PLANE

Tbe new propellor for tho Hawke's

The new propellor for the Hawke's

tory tests were carried put yesterda.y.

tory tests were carried put yesterday.

9:22AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE HASTINGS MOTH

KEW PROPELLOR ARRIVING.

NEW PROPELLOR ARRIVING.

9:22AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE HASTINGS MOTH

KEW PRO.PELLOR ARR1VING.

KEW PROPELLOR ARRIVING.

'plane, whick. has been out of action

'plane, which has been out of action

Rustained when it was overturned by

sustained when it was overturned by

tlie wind recently, is expeeted to be

the wind recently, is expected to be

ready to take tlie air again towards

ready to take the air again towards

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pronellor is due to arrive in Hastings

propellor is due to arrive in Hastings

011 Julv 4.

on July 4.

Whiist waiti ng for this portion of

Whilst waiting for this portion of

have been busv putting tlie aerodrome

have been busy putting the aerodrome

in order and completing tlie hangar.

in order and completing the hangar.

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9:13AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Napier is not the only town making >

Napier is not the only town making

efforts to establisli an aeroplane or

efforts to establish an aeroplane or

select a suitahle site for an aerodrome.

select a suitable site for an aerodrome.

the sliowgrounds should be used.

the showgrounds should be used.

9:05AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOOKING AHEAD

question are. The chib needs another

question are. The club needs another

machine. There are -a number of

machine. There are a number of

assist clubs for machines but not, 1

assist clubs for machines but not, I

contributing bodies eacn pay not

contributing bodies each pay not

more than £lOO a year. This would

more than £100 a year. This would

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say £3OOO worth of kind.

say £3000 worth of kind.

to go on with. fTe moved in this

to go on with. He moved in this

Mr. Perrin he termed rhe proposed

Mr. Perrin he termed the proposed

Mr. Chambers then moved that n

Mr. Chambers then moved that a

committee, consisting of Csnt. White

committee, consisting of Capt. White

sentatives in twp weeks' time.

sentatives in two weeks' time.

This cnuis' was also agreed to.

This cause was also agreed to.

aud the meeting adjourned.

and the meeting adjourned.

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9:03AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOOKING AHEAD

Those present weie:—Messi’ s T. H.

Those present were:—Messrs T. H.

R. D Brown. T. E. O'Dowd and

R. D. Brown. T. E. O'Dowd and

mes l.'itgl of .tho Chamber of Com-

meeting of the Chamber of Com-

ance to the Hawke s Bay. Aero Club

ance to the Hawke s Bay Aero Club

had been mintioned. The impression

had been mentioned. The impression

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fostering of aviation by the -estab-

fostering of aviation by the estab-

Hastings. It was tully realised that

Hastings. It was fully realised that

the chib had -an aerodrome and it

the club had an aerodrome and it

Howevor, it fell short -if what was

However, it fell short of what was

ctur.se, would only be possible in the

course, would only be possible in the

event- of proper facilities being pro-

event of proper facilities being pro-

clearance every way. The chib's

clearance every way. The club's

■about 400 yards one way and 500

about 400 yards one way and 500

Ire more central to Napier and

be more central to Napier and

Hastings. •He admitted that the

Hastings. He admitted that the

was able to spend only £lOO on un-

was able to spend only £100 on un-

authorised expenditure, mid this

authorised expenditure, and this

amount was already taken up ,hy

amount was already taken up by

giants to schools, etc. To expend

grants to schools, etc. To expend

asset ’as the forest reserve. He sug-

asset as the forest reserve. He sug-

Capt. White: That is not practi

Capt. White: That is not practi-

rest He was inclined to favour Mi-

rest He was inclined to favour Mr

either by air or bv car. and see if

either by air or by car. and see if

who pointed out the impossibility ol

who pointed out the impossibility of

m New Zealand,” said Mr. Brown.

in New Zealand,” said Mr. Brown.

shortly tp make representations on

shortly to make representations on

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8:56AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Mr A. Ricliards, who lias taken over

Mr A. Richards, who lias taken over

hy Captain T. Wliite, of the Hawke's

by Captain T. White, of the Hawke's

Bay Aero Club, when lie flew to Dan-

Bay Aero Club, when he flew to Dan-

nevirke in three quarters_ of an honr

nevirke in three quarters of an hour

minutes, the object of_ his visit being

minutes, the object of his visit being

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companied hy Mr Guy Field, Captain

companied by Mr Guy Field, Captain

Wliite left Hastings at 6.30 o'clock

White left Hastings at 6.30 o'clock

in giving instruction to th Ruahine

in giving instruction to the Ruahine

Club memhers, and at 3-35 Captain

Club members, and at 3.35 Captain

riving haek at Hastings at 4.25 p.m.

riving back at Hastings at 4.25 p.m.

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8:40AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited LOCAL & GENERAL

'Th usual weekly Heretaaingn

The usual weekly Heretaunga

The Omahu Progress Hance will be

The Omahu Progress Dance will be

been given* him. for he was under the

been given him, for he was under the

imression that the Maoris had no in-

impression that the Maoris had no in-

best customs of the Maori race ns

best customs of the Maori race as

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Maori life and. nnd the other hand,

Maori life and on the other hand,

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8:35AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Interestin flying in the Poverty Bay

Interest in flying in the Poverty Bay

district is heing maintained to 110 un-

district is being maintained to no un-

forward with tlieir flying instruction,

forward with their flying instruction,

and during the week-end tliey journey-

and during the week-end they journey-

8:32AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited MAJOR ISITT IN NAPIER

base was this morning carvied out by

base was this morning carried out by

8:32AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited MAJOR ISITT IN NAPIER

Major L. M. Isitt, of tlie Defence®De-

Major L. M. Isitt, of the Defence De-

partment, aceompanied by Messrs N.

partment, accompanied by Messrs N.

H. Hole, of tlie Napier Aero Clnb.

H. Hole, of the Napier Aero Club.

tour of the basin in a -aunch kindly

tour of the basin in a launch kindly

tlie pariy stated tliat be seemed very

the party stated that he seemed very

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favourably impressed witb all that be

favourably impressed with all that be

Interviewed tliis afternoon, Major

Interviewed this afternoon, Major

Tsitt declined to make any statement,

Isitt declined to make any statement,

but told a Daily Telegrapb reporter

but told a Daily Telegraph reporter

tliat be was making an immediate re-

that he was making an immediate re-

port on bis observatious to the

port on his observatious to the

Minister f Defence.

Minister of Defence.

This nfiernoon he met His Wonship

This afternoon he met His Worship

the Mayor, Jlr J. Yigor Brown, Mr W.

the Mayor, Mr J. Vigor Brown, Mr W.

E. Barnard, M.P., and menibers of the

E. Barnard, M.P., and members of the

Napier Aero Club, wlien an informal

Napier Aero Club, when an informal

He leaves tliis evening by car for

He leaves this evening by car for

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8:28AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited MAJOR ISITT IN NAPIER

INSPECTION OP INNER HARBOUR

INSPECTION OF INNER HARBOUR

POTENTIAL FLY1NG BOAT BASE.

POTENTIAL FLYING BOAT BASE.

A comprehensive survey of tlie lnner*

A comprehensive survey of the lnner

8:06AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS AS AN AIR CENTRE

Bay Aem Club, consisting of Messrs

Bay Aero Club, consisting of Messrs

R. D. Brown, B, M. Kessel], D

R. D. Brown, B, M. Kessell, D

bers, they had procured n machine,

bers, they had procured a machine,

pageant in Ibis district to convince

pageant in this district to convince

late, as, on bis return from a flight

late, as, on his return from a flight

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to Rotorua, he struck clouds at 9tW

to Rotorua, he struck clouds at 9000

making an easy binding on a tem-

making an easy landing on a tem-

business, and they, were back in

business, and they were back in

Hastings last evening. Tlse com-

Hastings last evening. The com-

mental stage. He had bad a con-

mental stage. He had had a con-

ference with the Runhine club

ference with the Ruahine club

where he was forming a. chib. The

where he was forming a club. The

greatest assistance the local nodies

greatest assistance the local bodies

Hastings. In Dannevirke, ’Welling-

Hastings. In Dannevirke, Welling-

that stage when iv could not go

that stage when it could not go

further ahead without support. U

further ahead without support. If

yarils run. but that could be made

yards run. but that could be made

SOO or 900 yards if the Borough

800 or 900 yards if the Borough

the little forest .adjoining tho club's

the little forest adjoining the club's

provided in Napier South, so tliey

provided in Napier South, so they

Mr. W. C. Whitlocx agreed that

Mr. W. C. Whitlock agreed that

The club did not stars rcr its vwa

The club did not start for its own

Hallett and F. E. omith, it was

Hallett and F. E. Smith, it was

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8:00AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited FROM THE AIR

fonncd by Captain T. W. White, pilot

formed by Captain T. W. White, pilot

ii.structor to the Hawke's Bay Aero

instructor to the Hawke's Bay Aero

Club, who yesterday afternoon fiew

Club, who yesterday afternoon flew

the cluh's 'planc over the fiooded area

the club's 'plane over the flooded area

and in tlie course of his fiight located

and in the course of his flight located

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a mnnber of stranded sbecp and in-

a number of stranded sheep and in-

Ihrined their owner of tlioir position,

formed their owner of their position,

slalitig that hoata would he needed to

stating that boats would he needed to

rescuo them.

rescue them.

ne covered all the fiooded areas of

He covered all the flooded areas of

Pakowhai, Fernhill, .Clive, Meanee,

Pakowhai, Fernhill, Clive, Meanee,

the whole area that inclndes those dis-

the whole area that includes those dis-

tricts," lio said, "is one single sheet

tricts," he said, "is one single sheet

oi' water — right Irom Tomoana lo

of water — right from Tomoana to

C'hvc is drv 011 tlie southern side oF

Clive is dry on the southern side of

tlie river, but 011 tlic other side seems

the river, but on the other side seems

to he as deeply fiooded as it was on

to be as deeply flooded as it was on

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7:55AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

White, of tlie Hawke's Bay Aero Club,

White, of the Hawke's Bay Aero Club,

said it was usual to givo six hours' in-

said it was usual to give six hours' in-

Ktruction to tho averago pupil before

struction to the average pupil before

he could qualiiy for a pilot's certilicate.

he could qualify for a pilot's certificate.

'It i.s reported tliafc tho fumoi.s

'It is reported that the famous

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Anierican Woolwoith's store* is to com-

American Woolworth's stores is to com-

menc-e operations in New Zealand.

mence operations in New Zealand.

Whilst in tlie United States the arlicles

Whilst in the United States the articles

sold are eitlier 10 or fivo cents, in Eug-

sold are either 10 or five cents, in Eng-

land they are either sixpenc-e or tliree-

land they are either sixpence or three-

peiice.

pence.

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7:49AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS AFFAIRS

asking for a rebate n the rent of the

asking for a rebate a the rent of the

7:49AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited HASTINGS AFFAIRS

asking for a rebate 011 the rent of the

asking for a rebate n the rent of the

Assemblv Hall 011 the occasion of their

Assembly Hall on the occasion of their

9d. It was deeided to reduce the

9d. It was decided to reduce the

aniount to £4.

amount to £4.

7:44AM, 18 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited VISITING AIRMEN

Tlie hospitality of tlie people of

The hospitality of the people of

parts of the Doniinion. and further

parts of the Dominion, and further

evidence of it has been afforded bv tlie

evidence of it has been afforded by the

rejiort of tlie Auckland airnieii on their

report of the Auckland airmen on their

return liome from ihe Hawke's Bay

return home from the Hawke's Bay

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Aoro Club's iiageant. Reporting on

Aero Club's pageant. Reporting on

x It is . Mr L. AY. Swan, secretary of the

this, Mr L. W. Swan, secretary of the

Auckland Aoro Club .states : — "Quite

Auckland Aero Club states : — "Quite

;i surprise awaited us wlien we ar-

a surprise awaited us when we ar-

aorodronie at Hastings, on Tuesdav

aerodrome at Hastings, on Tuesday

morning, ready to fly to New Plv-

morning, ready to fly to New Ply-

niouth. Tlie Hastings people liad un-

mouth. The Hastings people had un-

folded ihe wings of botli Moths, filled

folded the wings of both Moths, filled

up with benzine aml oi], aiul botli

up with benzine and oil, and both

engines were tlioroughly warnied np

engines were thoroughly warmed up

and tieking over nicely. Tliev had

and ticking over nicely. Thev had

even placed boxes of sandwiclies in

even placed boxes of sandwiches in

the rockpits." he concluded.

the cockpits." he concluded.

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3:53AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited Page 33 Advertisements Column 10

in our Chapel, 19 Londoif

in our Chapel, 19 London

Street, Christchurch, This Dav

Street, Christchurch, This Day

rßiwSictg

soeiation are requested to at-

sociation are requested to at-

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782*440

782-440

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3:27AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited Page 13 Advertisements Column 8

at 11 a.m., for the Lawn Cemetery. G.

3:24AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited Page 13 Advertisements Column 8

WILKES—The Funeral of the lete Fanny

WILKES—The Funeral of the late Fanny

Barrell* and Sons, Ltd.

Barrell and Sons, Ltd.

2:46AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited A SOLDIER’S FUNERAL

rounds, and 1 the bugles sounded the

rounds, and the bugles sounded the

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Subscribers to ate south-

SUBSCRIBERS to the SOUTH-

land TIMES are reminded

LAND TIMES are reminded

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FOB THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

WILKES I—At Featherston Mili-

WILKES —At Featherston Mili-

2:31AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

A MONOLITH at the Fratherston Cemetery,

A MONOLITH at the Featherston Cemetery,

2:29AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

Minister for Defence. Colonel Adam's and

Sir James Allen made impressive speeches

Sir James Allen made impressive speeches.

2:28AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

As the flag tell from the column 10 trum-

As the flag fell from the column 10 trum-

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MONOLITH AT FEATHF.RSTOX.

MONOLITH AT FEATHERSTON

7BT TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION. J

[BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

A vos.iitrn at the Keatheistou Cemetery,

A MONOLITH at the Fratherston Cemetery,

creeled in memory of the s- Idiers who

erected in memory of the soIdiers who

have died while in training at Featherston I

have died while in training at Featherston

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camp, was unveiled this afternoon hv the

camp, was unveiled this afternoon by the

Minister for Defence. Colonel Adam's ant! j

Minister for Defence. Colonel Adam's and

Sir James Allen made impressive speeches I

Sir James Allen made impressive speeches

As the flag tell from the column 10 truni- I

As the flag tell from the column 10 trum-

immediately by •' Lead Kindly Light."

immediately by "Lead Kindly Light."

played by the camp hand. " " I

played by the camp band.

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2:19AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited A SOLDIER’S FUNERAL

to the front than the Myross Bush-

to the front than the Myross Bush

tire district, for he was a good-

tire district, for he was a good

2:17AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited A SOLDIER’S FUNERAL

grave to abe able to say when the

grave to be able to say when the

2:12AM, 18 October 2025 critter91260 edited A SOLDIER’S FUNERAL

i PRIVATE WILKES

PRIVATE WILKES

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( Considering the size, we don’t sup-

Considering the size, we don’t sup-

tfO the front than the Myross Bush-

to the front than the Myross Bush-

Featherston military 7 camp,' was a

Featherston military camp, was a

by all who knew him. He ,was rear-

by all who knew him. He was rear-

which (past and present sent a

which past and present sent a

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as a juvenile and graduated i into (the

as a juvenile and graduated into the

The coffin was* draped, and , borne on

The coffin was draped, and borne on

a gun carriage' drawn by four horses.

a gun carriage drawn by four horses.

by' Adjutant Marshall, officer in

by Adjutant Marshall, officer in

charge of the local Salvation; Army,

charge of the local Salvation Army,

who made a telling appeal in a 1

who made a telling appeal in a

grave to ■be able to say' »when the

grave to abe able to say when the

call came, as could the y'oung man

call came, as could the young man

they were laying to rest, “All is

w(ell.” Bro. C. R. Paton, P.D.S.C.R.,

well.” Bro. C. R. Paton, P.D.S.C.R.,

read the/ Foresters’ beautiful | fare-

read the Foresters’ beautiful fare-

rounds, and 1 the,bugles sounded the

rounds, and 1 the bugles sounded the

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11:14PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited COMBINED AERO CLUB

Motb open, or, alternatively, three

Moth open, or, alternatively, three

11:14PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited COMBINED AERO CLUB

DEFENCE MIXISTER'S SUGGES-

DEFENCE MINISTER'S SUGGES-

TIOXS.

TIONS.

Efforts are being maclo to bring

Efforts are being made to bring

about an amalganiation of Dannevirke,

about an amalgamation of Dannevirke,

Hastings, Xapier and Gisborne inter-

Hastings, Napier and Gisborne inter-

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ests for tlie formation of a combined

ests for the formation of a combined

ton yesterday 'from a visit to tlie

ton yesterday 'from a visit to the

localities mcntioned. inl'ormed a re-

localities mentioned, informed a re-

porter tbat tbere was a landing place

porter that there was a landing place

at Dnnncvirke, another at Hastings,

at Dannevirke, another at Hastings,

one at Xapier (which had not been

one at Napier (which had not been

approved) and a jiossible one at Gis-

approved) and a possible one at Gis-

After consultation witli the Minister,

After consultation with the Minister,

Xapier Aero Club lias concurred with

Napier Aero Club has concurred with

the Minister's suggestion that thev too

the Minister's suggestion that they too

sbould combine with tlie same body.

should combine with the same body.

Captain Wliite, of Hawke's Bay, had

Captain White, of Hawke's Bay, had

informed tbe Minister that it would

informed the Minister that it would

be possible for tlie club to enter into a

be possible for the club to enter into a

working arrangement witb Gisborne.

working arrangement with Gisborne.

If tbat could be effectcd, and one

If that could be effected, and one

aerodrome witli hangers could be pro-

aerodrome with hangers could be pro-

site selected as tbe most convenient to

site selected as the most convenient to

visit the otber places for instructional

visit the other places for instructional

purposes and rcturn to tlieir hangers

purposes and return to their hangers

"The .ionrney by 'plane from X'ap-

"The journey by 'plane from Nap-

ier to Gisborne shoukl not take much

ier to Gisborne should not take much

over an hour," tlie Minister added,

over an hour," the Minister added,

"and that from Hastings to Dannc

"and that from Hastings to Danne

virko ean be done under tbe hour. I

virke can be done under the hour. I

did it myself." 1

did it myself."

meeting tbat before any question of as-

meeting that before any question of as-

sistance from tbe State was eonsidered

sistance from the State was considered

every effort sbould be made to get

every effort should be made to get

Dannevirke, Hastings, Xapier and Gis-

Dannevirke, Hastings, Napier and Gis-

borne into one club It was quite im-

borne into one club. It was quite im-

possible for tbe Government to assist

possible for the Government to assist

four clnbs of one sbort flying line such

four clubs of one short flying line such

Tbe Minister mentioned also tliat he

The Minister mentioned also that he

bad just reeeived plans of tbe bangar

had just received plans of the hangar

erected in oue day by voluntary labour

erected in one day by voluntary labour

by tbe Xew Plyinoutb Club. Tlie ban-

by the New Plymouth Club. The han-

gar was designed to accoinmodate one

gar was designed to accommodate one

Motb opou, or, alternativelv, three

Motb open, or, alternatively, three

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11:07PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE EVENING.

Dancing was then resuned until mid-

Dancing was then resumed until mid-

11:07PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE EVENING.

At the hall held in the ewmng at

At the hall held in the evening at

the Hastings Assembly Hall, Air AVil-

the Hastings Assembly Hall, Mr Wl-

ford, who was introduced by Air

ford, who was introduced by Mr

course of a most inspiring address, Air

course of a most inspiring address, Mr

oiared to-morrow our fleet would go to

clared to-morrow our fleet would go to

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Singapore. AA'e would liave our land-

Singapore. We would have our land-

well lie realised that aviation should

well he realised that aviation should

bc encouraged and developed as a

be encouraged and developed as a

Air AA'ilford then presented tlie

Mr Wilford then presented the

the liigliest aggregate, won by Cap-

the highest aggregate, won by Cap-

Cup, tbe captain was entliusiastically

Cup, the captain was enthusiastically

"chaired" and marched round tlie hall

"chaired" and marched round the hall

011 the shoulders of admircrs. Cheers

on the shoulders of admirers. Cheers

the gathering joined in tlie singing

the gathering joined in the singing

ot "For He's a Jollv Good Fellow."

ot "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."

Pancing was then resuined until mid-

Dancing was then resuned until mid-

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10:56PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Up In The Air

Some Thrilling Aerial j

Some Thrilling Aerial

10:55PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Up In The Air

j did well in getting second place on ac-

did well in getting second place on ac-

count of the i>ig handicap. All seven

count of the big handicap. All seven

tlie iiangars at a speed of about 80

the hangars at a speed of about 80

m.p.li. and wlien about 20 feeb from

m.p.h. and when about 20 feet from

terrific upeed. .At the conclusion of

terrific speed. At the conclusion of

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tlie race Alrs AV. G. Stead tied the blue

the race Mrs W. G. Stead tied the blue

The H011. T. AI. AA'ilford and tlie

The Hon. T. M. Wilford and the

vietorious ]>ilot cach made _a brief

victorious pilot each made a brief

speccli and chocrs for Captain AAhite

speech and cheers for Captain White

ended tlie gathcring.

ended the gathering.

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10:53PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Up In The Air

vate owner, Avro Avian 1

vate owner, Avro Avian ... 1

Air J. Smith, Air Survey and Trans-

Mr J. Smith, Air Survey and Trans-

port Co., D.H. Aloth 2 ,

port Co., D.H. Moth ... 2

Departnic-nt, D.Vl. Aloth 3

Department, D.H. Moth ... 3

I11 this race, the minimum lieight

In this race, the minimum height

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after the take off was o(IO feet, with

after the take off was 500 feet, with

a maxinntm of 800. All 'planes liad to

a maximum of 800. All 'planes had to

sight as they fleiv into the path oi

sight as they flew into the path of

the Min. gleaniing silver and with tlieir

the sun, gleaming silver and with their

1 tails well down. At first it seemed as

tails well down. At first it seemed as

if C'aptain Findlay would be the win- •

if Captain Findlay would be the win-

! ner, but Captain lb'll was actuallv tbe *

ner, but Captain Hall was actually the

1 last to land. !

last to land.

Aero Club, D.H. Aloth 1

Aero Club, D.H. Moth ... 1

■ Captain W. E. Chandler, Alarl-

Captain W. E. Chandler, Marl-

horough Aero Cluh. D.TI. Aloth 2

borough Aero Club. D.TI. Moth ... 2

i Air J. Smith, Air Survcv and

Mr J. Smith, Air Survey and

Transport Co., D.H. Aloth ... 3

Transport Co., D.H. Moth ... 3

I In this event the competitors were j

In this event the competitors were

j armed with bags of flour. The objeet !

armed with bags of flour. The object

| was to hit a car which kept moviiig

was to hit a car which kept moving

j round tlie centre of the field. No

round the centre of the field. No

direet hit was scored, the nearest be-

direct hit was scored, the nearest be-

Aero Club, D.H. Aloth 1

Aero Club, D.H. Moth ... 1

Alajor K. Caldwell, Auckland Aero

Major K. Caldwell, Auckland Aero

Club, D.H. Aloth 2

Club, D.H. Moth ... 2

Air J. Smith, Air Survey and

Mr J. Smith, Air Survey and

Transport Co., D.H. Aloth ... 3

Transport Co., D.H. Moth ... 3

presented by Air 1). Newbigin was con-

presented by Mr D. Newbigin was con-

j much more than two wide laps of the

much more than two wide laps of the

I course.

course.

Captain AYhite, whose machine was

Captain White, whose machine was

1 oue of tlie first two away, led com-

one of the first two away, led com-

! fortably throughout and "'on from

fortably throughout and won from

1 Alajor "Caldwell, wimier of the Auck-

Major Caldwell, winner of the Auck-

I land Aerial Derhy. This competitor

land Aerial Derby. This competitor

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10:08PM, 17 October 2025 L M Wilson edited Births

John,, on August 3, 1988, in

John, on August 3, 1988, in

(Kelsey Haley Hunter, 71b

(Kelsey Haley Hunter, 7lb

soz). A .sister for Alicia.

5oz). A sister for Alicia.

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land. —The West Coast Times of December

land. — The West Coast Times of December

28th, states : —“ The Goldfields Secretary

28th, states :— “The Goldfields Secretary

day, from tbe Hon. Major Richardson,

day, from the Hon. Major Richardson,

would arrive in Wellington on the Bth

would arrive in Wellington on the 8th

Hokitika Races. These races com-

Hokitika Races. — These races com-

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menced on Monday, December 30fch, and

menced on Monday, December 30th, and

ofsosovs., open to all horses—One mile

of 50 sovs., open to all horses — One mile

and a half —(The winner to be sold by

and a half — (The winner to be sold by

auction immediately after the race.) —Mr

auction immediately after the race.) — Mr

tanced. For the second day (January Ist)

tanced. For the second day (January 1st)

of which—the Hurdle Handicp, of 100 sovs,

of which — the Hurdle Handicp, of 100 sovs,

three miles—Native was again first. In

three miles — Native was again first. In

A third dry’s racing was arranged for Jan.

A third day’s racing was arranged for Jan.

sth.

5th.

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Phrenology. —lt is a long while now

Phrenology. — It is a long while now

lecture upon it in the hall of tlie Empire

lecture upon it in the hall of the Empire

Building Society. —The second monthly

Building Society. — The second monthly

of £2BO was put up for sale by auction (Mr

of £280 was put up for sale by auction (Mr

Finnin-.ore officiating) .vhen the following

Finnimore officiating) when the following

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prices were realised : —4 shares, £Bo 57s

prices were realised :— 4 shares, £80 — 57s

per share, 5 shares, £lO0 —71s, and 5 shares,

per share, 5 shares, £100 — 71s, and 5 shares,

£lO0 —725. Certainly a very good begin-

£100 — 72s. Certainly a very good begin-

The Fire at Newtonlees. —Mr Morgan

The Fire at Newtonlees. — Mr Morgan

was at the J'atea when the fire took place.

was at the Patea when the fire took place.

be about £SO, not to speak of the incon-

be about £50, not to speak of the incon-

excedingly like the work of an incendiary.

exceedingly like the work of an incendiary.

Serious Case. —One of our respected

Serious Case. — One of our respected

Stamps. —lt is proper to direct public at-

Stamps. — It is proper to direct public at-

The Weather. —A seasonable fall of

The Weather. — A seasonable fall of

wisdom in old Tusser s saying ;

wisdom in old Tusser’s saying :—

If weather be fair and tidy thy grain.

If weather be fair and tidy thy grain,

And lingering lubbers lose many a penny..

And lingering lubbers lose many a penny.

able feature of late has been the recurrence

— In connection with the weather, a noticeable feature of late has been the recurrence

Attempted Fire Raising. —We had no

Attempted Fire Raising. — We had no

acquainted with the premises,—a crime

acquainted with the premises, — a crime

the effects of which, it it- had been suc-

the effects of which, if it had been suc-

with private character ox other men s busi-

with private character or other men’s busi-

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Land Sale. —One of the most important

Land Sale. — One of the most important

property of Mr W. Finnimore-, who has

property of Mr W. Finnimore, who has

i nrclilisers comfortab y to the place and

purchasers comfortably to the place and

Lack again. (See advertisement).

back again. (See advertisement).

Phrenology. —Our reader’s who take an

Phrenology. — Our readers who take an

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Dinner to Mr Fox. —A number of

Dinner to Mr Fox. — A number of

tained t batgentleman to a dinner in the Free-

tained that gentleman to a dinner in the Free-

Literary Institute. —The second (an

Literary Institute. — The second (an

on Tuesday eveniug, the President, Rev.

on Tuesday evening, the President, Rev.

ef tablisliing a reading-room and library,

establishing a reading-room and library,

pected will be followed bj one from Mr

pected will be followed by one from Mr

First Impressions. —A correspondent,

First Impressions. — A correspondent,

writing of the late earthquakes, unoer date

writing of the late earthquakes, under date

the Ist inst., says : —Was there an earth-

the 1st inst., says :— Was there an earth-

as they thought, on a huge sleping whale

as they thought, on a huge sleeping whale

tlers would think ic strange not to be shaken

tlers would think it strange not to be shaken

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Medical Practitioners Act, 3867. —

Medical Practitioners Act, 1867. —

Cobb’s Coaches. —Messrs. Davis & Co.

Cobb’s Coaches. — Messrs. Davis & Co.

Wanganui, by way of Tutaenui, daily,—an

Wanganui, by way of Tutaenui, daily, — an

Lecture by the Rev. Mr Elmslie. —The

Lecture by the Rev. Mr Elmslie. — The

Literary Association, will bo given by the

Literary Association, will be given by the

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The state of Provinctat.tsm. Tbo

The state of Provincialism. — The

jjluw/cc 6- nay jJLeraba, says, the provinces of

Hawke’s Bay Herald says, the provinces of

£SOOO per annum. Wellington, hitherto so

£5000 per annum. Wellington, hitherto so

seems to be the best off of the lot, hut its

seems to be the best off of the lot, but its

Funeral at Rangitikei. —The remains

Funeral at Rangitikei. — The remains

tioned in Saturday’s Chronicle , were interred

tioned in Saturday’s Chronicle, were interred

Destroying Thistles.— Many years ago,

Destroying Thistles. — Many years ago,

was that the particular phase of tlie moon

was that the particular phase of the moon

tlieir decay.

their decay.

—Now, when horses are almost unsaleable,

— Now, when horses are almost unsaleable,

says the Tamut Times —a New South Wales

says the Tamut Times — a New South Wales

paper —“lately, experimentalised upon a fat

paper — “lately, experimentalised upon a fat

tlie price of the hide, the value of the hair,

the price of the hide, the value of the hair,

the glue from the hopf, and the bones for

the glue from the hoof, and the bones for

manure—all of which would be realised if

manure — all of which would be realised if

tinue to throw away tho prosperity within

tinue to throw away the prosperity within

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Cart Licenses. —The effects of certain

Cart Licenses. — The effects of certain

bro. d hints to the carters about their non-

broad hints to the carters about their non-

Wanganui Grammar School. —Through

Wanganui Grammar School. — Through

an oversight in Thursday’s Chronicle , the

an oversight in Thursday’s Chronicle, the

Fun even in Advertising. —One of our

Fun even in Advertising. — One of our

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writes —“Stop my advertisement for a man

writes — “Stop my advertisement for a man

and his wife, as 1 have got a man without a,

and his wife, as I have got a man without a

ivife chat I am to make trial of —

wife that I am to make trial of —

Turakina Common School. —The annual

Turakina Common School. — The annual

stand that Mr McMmr leaves the school,

stand that Mr McMinn leaves the school,

Prospecting. —By the Hawke's Bay

Prospecting. — By the Hawke’s Bay

Iltrald , we learn that the prospectors from

Herald, we learn that the prospectors from

iug at the source of the Rangitikei river.

ing at the source of the Rangitikei river.

Native Lands Court. —This court was

Native Lands Court. — This court was

A Hint to Correspondents. —Sydney

A Hint to Correspondents. — Sydney

says:—“ln composing, as a general rule,

says :— “In composing, as a general rule,

have written; you have no idea what

have written ; you have no idea what

The Bank of New Zealand. The,

The Bank of New Zealand. — The

Fatal Accident at Rangitikei. —We

Fatal Accident at Rangitikei. — We

longing to Mr Plolgate, and while out riding

longing to Mr Holgate, and while out riding

Dinner to Mr Fox. —The private or

Dinner to Mr Fox. — The private or

on the principle, we presume, of the “ old

on the principle, we presume, of the “old

altered even duriiig the few years of his ab-

altered even during the few years of his ab-

sence from if", and he may well claim the

sence from if, and he may well claim the

Sheep Stealing. —Suspicions, says the

Sheep Stealing. — Suspicions, says the

Otago Daily Times , are entertained by

Otago Daily Times, are entertained by

several vunholders that sheep stealing has

several runholders that sheep stealing has

mystery, for nocarcase were found. Exten-

mystery, for no carcase were found. Exten-

sive losses are reoorted in the Pomahaka

sive losses are reported in the Pomahaka

and surronding districts, one proprietor

and surrounding districts, one proprietor

might be given to the police by shepherds;

might be given to the police by shepherds,

The Storm and Earthquake. On

The Storm and Earthquake. — On

skirt of a tempest, since then—yiscrdiy—-

skirt of a tempest, since then — yesterday —

coists. The Cante)bury Press says that at

coasts. The Canterbury Press says that at

about four a.in. on Monday, the wind

about four a.m. on Monday, the wind

the vessels we.e rapidly losing ground, no

the vessels were rapidly losing ground, no

lire vailed generally over provinces of Otago

prevailed generally over provinces of Otago

to south. Generally, however, the shook

to south. Generally, however, the shock

tun a severe shock of earthquake was felt on

ton a severe shock of earthquake was felt on

Friday, tlie 24th ult, at about 6.15 p.m. A

Friday, the 24th ult, at about 6.15 p.m. A

though remarked by residents at the Bluff',

though remarked by residents at the Bluff,

Meteorological Stations reports : —“ Mar-

Meteorological Stations reports :— “Mar-

tendale, January 25th—A smart shock of

tendale, January 25th — A smart shock of

The Duke of Edinburgh. —lt is sup-

The Duke of Edinburgh. — It is sup-

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9:09PM, 17 October 2025 L M Wilson edited DEATHS

HUNTER. William Harold—On February

HUNTER, William Harold—On February

11, 1956. at Greymouth, beloved husband

11, 1956, at Greymouth, beloved husband

George. Mrs J. Clementson. and Mrs G.

George, Mrs J. Clementson, and Mrs G.

tty.) Interment at Greymouth Today

ity.) Interment at Greymouth Today

8:46PM, 17 October 2025 BerylM edited DEATH.

elles, Charles "Wallace, the beloved

elles, Charles Wallace, the beloved

brother of Joseph Edgar, ]at o of

brother of Joseph Edgar, late of

28 years. _

28 years.

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ln Messrs. Freeman R. Jackson und

In Messrs. Freeman R. Jackson and

Co.'s Johnsonville Stock Report yesterday,

Co.’s Johnsonville Stock Report yesterday,

beef was quoted at 10s to 17s ;" this should

beef was quoted at 10s to 17s ; this should

have been 16s to 17s per lOOlbs.

have been 16s to 17s per 100lbs.

Owing to the trial " Rep. " match, which

Owing to the trial “Rep.” match, which

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is to take place on Saturday nextiat Cook's'

is to take place on Saturday next, at Cook’s

bef' played on tho Recreation Ground, at

be played on the Recreation Ground, at

1.30 p.m., instead of at Cook's Gardens at

1.30 p.m., instead of at Cook’s Gardens at

3 p.m. Plapers interested are requested

3 p.m. Players interested are requested

tn note tbese alterations.

to note these alterations.

The followilng have been appointed to the

The following have been appointed to the

at the principal ports : — Captain Smith, c-f

at the principal ports :— Captain Smith, of

ing, of the Flora, Dunedin ,* Captain Mar-

ing, of the Flora, Dunedin ; Captain Mar-

ciel, of Lytteltoa j W. D. Reid, chief offi-

ciel, of Lyttelton ; W. D. Reid, chief offi-

cer of the. Hauroto, Auckland. The salary

cer of the Hauroto, Auckland. The salary

Mr. John Bates,. Registrar, of Births,

Mr. John Bates, Registrar of Births,

.Deaths, and Marriages, has kindly sup-

Deaths, and Marriages, has kindly sup-

for the month of May : — Births — Town and

for the month of May :— Births — Town and

— Town and suburbs, 7 ; countiy, 3 ; Hos-

— Town and suburbs, 7 ; country, 3 ; Hos-

pital, 2 j total, 12. Marriages — Registrar,

pital, 2 ; total, 12. Marriages — Registrar,

A telegram from Wellington says : — At

A telegram from Wellington says :— At

branch of ths Liberal and Labour Federa-

branch of the Liberal and Labour Federa-

tbree, and communication had been opened

three, and communication had been opened

in tho colony. He suggested they should

in the colony. He suggested they should

■and decide the third at the conference be-

and decide the third at the conference be-

tween both sections. . Mr. T. Carmichael

tween both sections. Mr. T. Carmichael

was el-jcted President.

was elected President.

of the steamers' to take 'the Wanganui

of the steamers to take the Wanganui

"Rep." football team to Nelson ou June

“Rep.” football team to Nelson on June

9th. at a very reasonable price. A large

9th at a very reasonable price. A large

all those who haye not yet given in their

all those who have not yet given in their

AVanganui on the Friday, returning from

Wanganui on the Friday, returning from

fine weather the trip suould prove a very

fine weather the trip should prove a very

A dance is to beid ut the Castleeliff Pub-

A dance is to held at the Castlecliff Pub-

taining; over 100 oz, of geld half a mile

taining over 100 oz of gold half a mile

from! Coolgardie.

from Coolgardie.

Mr. Carson, M.H.R., will address the <

Mr. Carson, M.H.R., will address the

electors at Fordoll Ihis evening, at 7.30 '

electors at Fordell this evening, at 7.30

.I'c-ock. ]

o’clock.

The Hon.. James Carroll, Colonial .Sec-

The Hon. James Carroll, Colonial Sec-

retary, is to be entertained by the members _

retary, is to be entertained by the members

of the St. John's Club at 8 o'clock this ev-

of the St. John’s Club at 8 o’clock this ev-

ening. (

ening.

A brake leaves Hawke's stables for the (

A brake leaves Hawke’s stables for the

Biunswick Public Hall — in connection with

Brunswick Public Hall — in connection with

night — at 6.15 this evening. •

night — at 6.15 this evening.

The representative of Mr. Barraclough, ;

The representative of Mr. Barraclough,

ney, rvisits Wanganui on June 2nd, 3rd,

ney, visits Wanganui on June 2nd, 3rd,

sth, find 6th.

5th, and 6th.

The Hon. J. Carroll, who is to address 1

The Hon. J. Carroll, who is to address

the electors of Wanganui on Friday even- | ;

the electors of Wanganui on Friday even-

ing next, will arrive by the 3. train to- ] ■

ing next, will arrive by the 3.35 train to-

At the Liedertafel concert to-night the '

At the Liedertafel concert to-night the

piano used, will be an upright Grand Stien- j

piano used will be an upright Grand Stein-

way model by Maass, suppUeii by H. Col- '

way model by Maass, supplied by H. Col-

lier and Co. j

lier and Co.

ernment, and which we Understand is be-

ernment, and which we understand is be-

ing, largely signed, is in circulation/ asking I

ing, largely signed, is in circulation, asking

that a railway station and siding be estab- ,

that a railway station and siding be estab-

lshed at Eastown. >

lished at Eastown.

V Three bankruptcies were recorded in this |

Three bankruptcies were recorded in this

district for the month of May, as against |

district for the month of May, as against

none for the same month last year. The I

none for the same month last year. The

total number of bankruptcies for the pre- j

total number of bankruptcies for the pre-

'Ye give a fiim' reminder n the concert

We give a final reminder of the concert

at St. Paul's Hall this evening. Those

at St. Paul’s Hall this evening. Those

Al the Aramoho Tea Gardens this even- j

At the Aramoho Tea Gardens this even-

ing a "long night" dance is to be held, i

ing a “long night” dance is to be held,

commencing at 8 o'clock. The dance will

commencing at 8 o’clock. The dance will

be held in the large and comfortable mar- j

be held in the large and comfortable mar-

quee, and the music will be provided by a :

quee, and the music will be provided by a

by-Mr. Colvilie, the sale of that gentle-

by Mr. Colvilie, the sale of that gentle-

man's stock, to be conducted by Mr. J. H.

man’s stock, to be conducted by Mr. J. H.

Keesing, will be held in the Oddfellows'

Keesing, will be held in the Oddfellows’

Hall on Monday, next.

Hall on Monday next.

Mr J. Hn'^eson, M.H.R., hai received

Mr J. Hutcheson, M.H.R., has received

invitations, oue frem au organisation of

invitations, one from an organisation of

independent Eiberals in tbe So th Is 1 and,

independent Liberals in the South Island,

and others from piivate indi.iiinals, ask-

and others from private individuals, ask-

ing him to pay visits to Timaru and To

ing him to pay visits to Timaru and Te-

muka. to lay his political views liefo-.e

muka, to lay his political views before

audiences at those pioces. It is not im

audiences at those places. It is not im-

Tbe football industry is a far bigger one

The football industry is a far bigger one

than most p'ople imagine, and gives steady

than most people imagine, and gives steady

employment to quite a small army o'

employment to quite a small army of

skilled workers. Something like 1,000 000

skilled workers. Something like 1,000,000

every year of the total value of something,

every year of the total value of something

like £3000,000. A fair proportion of theee

like £3000,000. A fair proportion of these

are sent to other countries lhe British

are sent to other countries. The British

made football is acknowledged' to be the

made football is acknowledged to be the

The recoid of William Lister, who has

The record of William Lister, who has

just retired fiom the service of the Lon-

just retired from the service of the Lon-

don and North-Western Kailway Conipany

don and North-Western Railway Company

is a remarkabli one, He waß the guard ou

is a remarkable one, He was the guard on

the first train which ran between Button

the first train which ran between Bolton

When he first went on duly third'clas-

When he first went on duty third-class

carriages had no roof, and the guard wad

carriages had no roof, and the guard was

Mr 1 ieter has served the company at Boy-

Mr Lister has served the company at Bol-

lon.

ton.

chison raid the Government had done some

chison said the Government had done some

good things — unintentionally. 1 hey had

good things — unintentionally. They had

ances and expsnses. There was aii Act

ances and expenses. There was an Act

this amount .md then charged anything

this amount and then charged anything

ever tp "unauthorised expenditure. Al-

ever to “unauthorised expenditure.” Al-

while they had been in office. . He did not

while they had been in office. He did not

£80,000 of harm

£80,000 of harm.

■ vation and probable loss of life have just

vation and probable loss of life have just

come to hand from the Upper Mnrray, in

come to hand from the Upper Murray, in

New South Wales. A woman stales that

New South Wales. A woman states that

two months ago she left Melbourne, accom

two months ago she left Melbourne, accom-

Groggin, near tbe Murray Biver, wheio

Groggin, near the Murray River, where

they intended cngaping in opossum hunt-

they intended engaging in opossum hunt-

woman's husband left t> fix up snares, and

woman’s husband left to fix up snares, and

camp tw • days, and then went in search of

camp two days, and then went in search of

her hnsband, but failed tn find him. She ■

her husband, but failed to find him. She

then wandered for eight days, sulsisting on

then wandered for eight days, subsisting on

nettle-, fern";roote,.and raw opossum 'flesli,

nettles, fern roots, and raw opossum flesh,

.when sb"e.. proceeded', to follo>v down a

when she proceeded to follow down a

stream of water," hoping to meet with set-

stream of water, hoping to meet with set-

tlemeut. While travelling, sbe encoun

tlement. While travelling, she encoun-

tered a mob of wild dog's, and she had to

tered a mob of wild dogs, and she had to

take refuge in a tree. Tho anim 1", the

take refuge in a tree. The animals, the

woman stated, crowded round the tree for'

woman stated, crowded round the tree for

several honra, snarling, snappintr, and

several hours, snarling, snapping, and

showing their teeth. SiuYe wallabies

showing their teeth. Some wallabies

coming along the di goes made after them,:

coming along the dingoes made after them,

and tbe woman pushed on, reaching the

and the woman pushed on, reaching the

hnt of .a mail named O Connor, in a terrible

hut of a man named O’Connor, in a terrible

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With questionable taste Ministers still1

With questionable taste Ministers still

affairs to. their defeated candidates in-

affairs to their defeated candidates in-

bers of Parliament, says the " Rangi-

bers of Parliament, says the “Rangi-

tikei Advocate." Ministers apparently

tikei Advocate.” Ministers apparently

Wanganui during the month of Decem-,

Wanganui during the month of Decem-

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tuberculosis, and one of erysipelas.in the

tuberculosis, and one of erysipelas in the

borough. In the adjoining district two.

borough. In the adjoining district two

Maoris—one at Wangaehu and the other

Maoris — one at Wangaehu and the other

at Kai Iwi—were discovered to be suf-

at Kai Iwi — were discovered to be suf-

the Convention—hymns 6"f consecration

the Convention — hymns of consecration

and faith—will be used. The Rev. A.

and faith — will be used. The Rev. A.

comes "ou to Wanganui. A successful

comes on to Wanganui. A successful

wea. . ... .

wea.

At last night's meetir.g of the Borougli

At last night’s meeting of the Borough

interesting report relative to T;he tram-

interesting report relative to the tram-

miles and carried 74,9C0 passengers,

miles and carried 74,900 passengers,

this being an average of 9126 passengers

this being an average of 9.26 passengers

It is very pleasing to know that, ul-

It is very pleasing to know that, al-

i though the trams have been running

though the trams have been running

■ practically a month, there has been no

practically a month, there has been no

' stoppage of any kind. In the case of

stoppage of any kind. In the case of

i " Ain't this bloomin' train ever go-

“Ain’t this bloomin’ train ever go-

ing to start? Why, 'we're a quarter of

ing to start? Why, we’re a quarter of

an hour late already/ exclaimed an im-

an hour late already,” exclaimed an im-

[ patient passenger';on the second express

patient passenger on the second express

i from the South last week (relates the

from the South last week (relates the

Christchurch "Star") " I thought this

Christchurch “Star”) “I thought this

train was an express. What this cpun-

train was an express. What this coun-

We'd get things done proper, then." So

We’d get things done proper, then.” So

saying, he Casually strolled $ut of the

saying, he casually strolled out of the

carriage to seek refreshntent, and before

carriage to seek refreshment, and before

" never going to start" did start, arid,

“never going to start” did start, and,

was seen of him -was a sober and dis-

was seen of him was a sober and dis-

consolate person gazing sadly., at the

consolate person gazing sadly at the

rear of the departing tram, and, as one

rear of the departing train, and, as one

of the unsympathetic passengers . re-

of the unsympathetic passengers re-

marked, " Perhaps hes'fcoiivinced now

marked, “Perhaps he’s convinced now

that this Government isn't so slow,

that this Government isn’t so slow,

after all."

after all.”

A_ horse pulled down the verandah of

A horse pulled down the verandah of

a Gisborne shop the other evening. He,

a Gisborne shop the other evening. He

such foroe as to pull the post out from

such force as to pull the post out from

The horse again tdok'tfright, with the

The horse again took fright, with the

gaiiui Baptist Young People's Society of

ganui Baptist Young People’s Society of

Young Men's Club room last evening.

Young Men’s Club room last evening.

sided over a large attenjjauce of mem-

sided over a large attendance of mem-

sulted as follows:—President, Rev. A, S.

sulted as follows :— President, Rev. A. S.

Wilson; vice-presidents, Mrs E. M.

Wilson ; vice-presidents, Mrs E. M.

Mr R. L. Price: treasurer,. Mis§ J.

Mr R. L. Price ; treasurer, Miss J.

-Gaze; corresponding secretary, Mr' JR.

Gaze ; corresponding secretary, Mr R.

Dunipace; organist, Miss H. Crichton-

Dunipace ; organist, Miss H. Crichton-

The subject for. next Tuesday is " The

The subject for next Tuesday is “The

Assurance of Salvation," which will be

Assurance of Salvation,” which will be

introduced by Mr A- Mather. A .hearty

introduced by Mr A. Mather. A hearty

to be present.' ■'"•'■

to be present.

Matters Were only middling at Kai-

Matters were only middling at Kai-

toke station ori Saturday evening, when

toke station on Saturday evening, when

Featherston. The .crowd made a rush

Featherston. The crowd made a rush

for the refreshment, room, and were

for the refreshment room, and were

packed like sardines; When a fracas oc-

packed like sardines, when a fracas oc-

curred between^two men next to the

curred between two men next to the

counter! It' commenced with an ex-

counter. It commenced with an ex-

of cups and afterwards' the cups were

of cups and afterwards the cups were

Naturally, those in the -vicinity com-

Naturally, those in the vicinity com-

crockery aftd many had been liberally

crockery and many had been liberally

able with,regard to the number brooks

able with regard to the number brooks

lent out by the Wangan|ii Public Lib-

lent out by the Wanganui Public Lib-

total number lent 'out. but books of

total number lent out, but books of

tories, travels, biographies, • science,

tories, travels, biographies, science,

essays, etc., show «n increase of 650.

essays, etc., show an increase of 650.

often lent as in 1907. the decrease in

often lent as in 1907, the decrease in

numbers being 1151. ' The total books

numbers being 1151. The total books

lent out last year were 24,764, while the .

lent out last year were 24,764, while the

the 190& figutea being, placed first :—

the 1908 figures being placed first :—

and 288, poetry 96 arid 99, general liter-

and 288, poetry 96 and 99, general liter-

ature 684 and'6B3, gravels 840 and 683, ,

ature 684 and 603, travels 840 and 688,

biography 726 and 472, science, essaySj

biography 726 and 472, science, essays,

bound magazines' 182 and 205, children's

bound magazines 182 and 205, children’s

books 500 and 495, reference 20 and 13i

books 500 and 495, reference 20 and 13.

, nui, who is on a holiday visit to Na-

nui, who is on a holiday visit to Na-

per, gave an interview to a Hawke's

pier, gave an interview to a Hawke’s

Bay " Herald" reporter, in which he

Bay “Herald” reporter, in which he

"of the Wanganui trams. Mr Mackay

of the Wanganui trams. Mr Mackay

it had been estimated that th Are would

it had been estimated that there would

had greatly exceeded expectations If

had greatly exceeded expectations. If

decrease as the novelty wore nff. The

decrease as the novelty wore off. The

on wet and fine days alike, o.nd were

on wet and fine days alike, and were

the bumesses would be quite content

the burgesses would be quite content

ered what,was the most suitable time-

ered what was the most suitable time-

their bicycles. At present there weT«v

their bicycles. At present there were

with the traffic, ;and the number of cars

with the traffic, and the number of cars

was to be increased at once. The total

cost had been some £45.000.

cost had been some £45,000.

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7:49PM, 17 October 2025 L M Wilson edited PERSONAL

Street, Hokitika, and Wilford .lames,

Street, Hokitika, and Wilford James,

only son of» Mr. and the late Mrs. W»

only son of Mr. and the late Mrs. W.

7:32PM, 17 October 2025 L M Wilson edited DEATHS

March 30. 1964. at Reefton,

March 30, 1964, at Reefton,

beloved hbsband of the late

beloved husband of the late

Elisabeth Ellen Begg, Totara

Elizabeth Ellen Begg, Totara

(Mrs Faulkner, Upper Hutt).

(Mrs Faulkner, Upper Hutt),

Rita (Mrs Hunter). Joyce (Mrs

Rita (Mrs Hunter), Joyce (Mrs

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84th vear. Garden sprays only,

84th year. Garden sprays only,

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Lord Mayor of Sydney.'

Lord Mayor of Sydney.

( Tho Hon. J. A. Millar left $or' the

The Hon. J. A. Millar left for the

ered to Mr Buxton. Mr .Millar re-

ered to Mr Buxton. Mr Millar re-

turns to .Wellington on Saturday. -

turns to Wellington on Saturday.

7:17PM, 17 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

We have'to acknowledge receirjt of a

We have to acknowledge receipt of a

very liandy little pocket diary.

very handy little pocket diary.

Tne lat.st addition to the Telephone

The latest addition to the Telephone

Exchange is No. 625, Mrs L. Olson's

Exchange is No. 625, Mrs L. Olson’s

residence,, Campbell Street.

residence, Campbell Street.

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The Wanganui " Chronic-la" can be

The Wanganui “Chronicle” can be

obtained at.Mr C. E. Ebert's Post Card

obtained at.Mr C. E. Ebert’s Post Card

Depot, Avenue (la:e C. Forrest).

Depot, Avenue (late C. Forrest).

The Cistleclitf Railway Company's

The Castlecliff Railway Company’s

Sunday trains, will run to-morrow as

Sunday trains will run to-morrow as

visual, leaving Castlecliff at 10 a.m., 2

usual, leaving Castlecliff at 10 a.m., 2

p.m., and 4.45 p.m.; leave Wanganui at

p.m., and 4.45 p.m. ; leave Wanganui at

10.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m.,. and 5.5 p.m.

10.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 5.5 p.m.

ceived yesterday:—Struck ttone cio.s-

ceived yesterday :— Struck stone cross-

attendance 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., aud 7 p.m.

attendance 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 7 p.m.

to midnight:1. Trie attendance, on Box-

to midnight. The attendance, on Box-

ing Day, 26ii.h-.inst., will be ,fi;om^;ja.n^

ing Day, 26th inst., will be from 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 10-p..m'"

to 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

The players will represeixt

The following players will represent

the Wanganui Polo <CJiub against Mana-

the Wanganui Polo Club against Mana-

•vvatif,' at Paime:stoa JsTorth, to-day:—

watu, at Palmerston North, to-day :—

L; Stiachan 1, L. Higgle 2, G.' M<jLeo3

L. Strachan 1, L. Higgie 2, G. McLeod

3, TV; M. Higgis 4; emergency, F. H.

3, T. M. Higgie 4; emergency, F. H.

Jones. ' :

Jones.

Wanganui East jj£. the concert to be

Wanganui East of the concert to be

ternoon in tho school grounds. Includ-

ternoon in the school grounds. Includ-

ed in the programme h the contest

ed in the programme is the contest

selection, "Don , Sebastiano"; "Alas,

selection, “Don Sebastiano” ; “Alas,

Those Chimes I" ; overture., " Veronica;

Those Chimes !” ; overture, “Veronica” ;

marchj "Collingwood," and others. The-

march, “Collingwood,” and others. The

concert will commence at 3 o'clcok.

concert will commence at 3 o’clock.

tc-morrow evening at the Fire Brigade

to-morrow evening at the Fire Brigade

Hall at 8.15, iViir be the last oppor-

Hall at 8.15, will be the last oppor-

tunity of heading Miss Powell.'-Those

tunity of hearing Miss Powell. Those

who have not already-heard her spoak

who have not already heard her speak

should not -miss: this" last

should not miss this last opportunity.

We feel sure ihaib those who had the

We feel sure that those who had the

do so again* Her subject will be "Re-

do so again. Her subject will be “Re-

ligion; and Socialism." She , will also

ligion and Socialism.” She will also

giyo a recitation

give a recitation

Some exoite»ient was occasioned

Some excitement was occasioned

among the Maoris of Waikawa and, the

among the Maoris of Waikawa and the

Sounds during last week (says tlfe Pic-

Sounds during last week (says the Pic-

ton correspondent of the Marlboroiigh

ton correspondent of the Marlborough

''Herald.") Lauches plied busily t6 and

“Herald.”) Lauches plied busily to and

fro bringing voters to the polls. .It

fro bringing voters to the polls. It

wai a close contest "between; ~> Messrs

was a close contest between Messrs

Parata: "Mv heart has stonpedtibeat-

Parata: “My heart has stopped beat-

ing, how is; r; yours?'' "Still beatiiiK

ing, how is yours?” “Still beating

strong" came the ."reply from the ; old

strong” came the reply from the old

M.P. lai the .'conduct; of tliiis e'ection

M.P. In the conduct of this election

; oacji^iatiye.' teligible ;to vOte^, indicafes;

each native eligible to vote, indicates

■to (tho ret-urriinff officej- 'the Candidate ;

to the returning officer the candidate

■for,;wlrom"-.he wishes to vote. The said

for whom he wishes to vote. The said

officer then marks and initials the bdl T<

officer then marks and initials the bal-

_,lofc paper. Ono old native on being

lot paper. One old native on being

! asked for whom ho wished tr> vote re-

asked for whom he wished to vote re-

-1 plied, "Oh, I don't know. Watson—

plied, “Oh, I don’t know. Watson —

tho no good -7-^-- J^Acata^-he, -top fOlcV.^ . I

he no good. Parata — he too old. I

| think the .fat fellow, XJru." "" ; "

think the fat fellow, Uru.”

•A.-'-cKiqju#- faxvi£s-which tbe esrEin-

A cheque for £5 which the ex-Em-

prcss Eugenic sent~a;few weeks ago to

press Eugenie sent a few weeks ago to

the Glasgow -DumfriessHir"o^ Society, to

the Glasgow Dumfriesshire Society, to

which she writes; "I am united by ther

which she writes, “I am united by the

most ancicHt family t;es," is a remind-

most ancient family ties,” is a remind-

er that her grandfather was'ascertain

er that her grandfather was a certain

William Kirkpatrick, who at bne> time

William Kirkpatrick, who at one time

kept a grocer s''shop'at Belfast. 1^ Ttre^

kept a grocer’s shop at Belfast. The

grocer emigrated to America, - prosper-

grocer emigrated to America, prosper-

ed,, and was sent.to Malaga, a#.TJnitiQitt';

ed, and was sent to Malaga as United

States Consul, where he married the.,

States Consul, where he married the

eldest daughter of. a Belgian 'named;;'

eldest daughter of a Belgian named

Grevighy. A daughter of this niarri-'

Grevigny. A daughter of this marri-

aga married the Marqufe: ■of Montijo,;

age married the Marquis of Montijo,

and-.cin the deatlr-.of the Mavquis his;'

and on the death of the Marquis his

widow took her daughter Eugenic on,

widow took her daughter Eugenie on

p. European^ tour^- during 'which 4he"

a European tour, during which the

latter met'^iPrinco 1 Loilfe- Boiiapartc,.

latter met Prince Louis Bonaparte,

avowed herself! pij4' of ;liis /adherents-

avowed herself one of his adherents,

and eventually married him. Her* con-

and eventually married him. Her con-

nection with Dumfries arise 3 frojpjths

nection with Dumfries arises from the

fact-that her grandfather, the; Belfast

fact that her grandfather, the Belfast

.George KirkT>atrick who went in, 1690

George Kirkpatrick who went in 1690

to Ireland :frdm Oloseburri, Dumfries. -

to Ireland from Closeburn, Dumfries.

The, members of ;the Chamber ;of;Coru-

The members of the Chamber of Com-

mefc3 appointed to interview .the Pre-

merce appointed to interview the Pre-

mier in regard, to the timerta-b'^lare re-

mier in regard to the time-table are re-

quested to Jbe good enough to be on the

quested to be good enough to be on the

platform of ; the Aramoho Juriclibn' on

platform of the Aramoho Junction on

arrival of the ejKpressl tb'-da y^tSaturday);

arrival of the express to-day (Saturday).

Mi* JC. H^fßtirnettjhas. addressed the

Mr C. H. Burnett has addressed the

following rletteif to ;Mr Keesingy; Presi-

following letter to Mr Keesing, Presi-

* dent of ,the Qhamber of Commerce i.-^:

dent of the Chamber of Commerce :—

Pprdell, December :17th, 19t>8. -Dear

Fordell, December 17th, 1908. Dear

Sir,—rl understand the deputation from

Sir, — I understand the deputation from

the Chamber meets Sir Joseph AYard &t

the Chamber meets Sir Joseph Ward at

Aramoho to-morrow.' I sinberely hops

Aramoho to-morrow. I sincerely hope

tfie deputation will make every effort to

the deputation will make every effort to

induce Sir Joseph to so arrange;, the

induce Sir Joseph to so arrange the

vice: into Wahganui from.' the South'.'

vice into Wanganui from the South.

sity r-for the- bueine»rs-public to :be( met

sity for the business public to be met

"in this matter. The present arrange-

in this matter. The present arrange-

ments are., altogether too late, in the

ments are altogether too late in the

day,,, i I|: the train*, could bs mad^

day. If the train could be made

to rje'acifx' Wangahui from the South 50

to reach Wanganui from the South 50

minutes earlier ,2<5 years ago

minutes earlier 25 years ago surely we

caii obtaiii the same'facilities tcifday.-^-

can obtain the same facilities to-day. —

Vaithjuliy yoiiis, .0. H. B.iirneit'. "■'

Faithfully yours, C. H. Burnett.

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6:31PM, 17 October 2025 Terry Bowden edited DEATHS.

David Curry, ot Balguerie Street, Aharon.;

David Curry, ot Balguerie Street, Akaroa;

in her fifty-second year. 1t.1.P. Pri-

in her fifty-second year. R.I.P. Pri-

5:42PM, 17 October 2025 Terry Bowden edited ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths

CURRY, Samuel David— On *

CURRY, Samuel David— On

August 2. 1975, at Tauranga, ,

August 2, 1975, at Tauranga,

loved father of Kathleen.

loved father of Kathleen,

Archie, Gwen, Norah and I-

Archie, Gwen, Norah and

Gerald, and the late Raymond. 1

Gerald, and the late Raymond.

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Robert and Douglas. Crema- 1

Robert and Douglas. Crema-

tion service Tomorrow (Tues- I-

tion service Tomorrow (Tues-

day), at Gate Pa. b

day), at Gate Pa.

DARNBROUGH, Fred, of Kaia- y

DARNBROUGH, Fred, of Kaia-

poi (formerly of Auckland) —

On August 3. 1975, at Christ- o

On August 3. 1975, at Christ-

church, loved brother of the h

church, loved brother of the

late Clifford, loved brother-in- (

late Clifford, loved brother-in-

law of Doreen, and loved I

law of Doreen, and loved

uncle of John and Jeanette: c

uncle of John and Jeanette:

in his 70th year. No flowers, t

in his 70th year. No flowers,

by request. Messages to 48 c

by request. Messages to 48

Akaroa Street, Kaiapoi. The e

Akaroa Street, Kaiapoi. The

Funeral service will be held .

Funeral service will be held

in the chapel of the Christ- ,

in the chapel of the Christ-

church Memorial Garden Cre- j

church Memorial Garden Cre-

matorium, Johns Road, Hare- 1

matorium, Johns Road, Hare-

wood, on Wednesday, August J

wood, on Wednesday, August

6. at 10.30 a.m. Gulliver and [

6. at 10.30 a.m. Gulliver and

Tyler, Ltd, Kaiapoi. '

Tyler, Ltd, Kaiapoi.

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4:42PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited INTERPROVINCIAL COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

Fat cattle, 28s. to 295. per lOOlbs.;

Fat cattle, 26s. to 29s. per lOOlbs. ;

mutton, 2d. to 2Ad. Good quality, lambs,

mutton, 2d. to 2 1/2d. Good quality, lambs,

Bs. 6d. to 10s Gd; very choice, 12s. Bd.

8s. 6d. to 10s 6d ; very choice, 12s. 8d.

fine,. £16 ; sharps, £8; bran, £7 ; oatmeal,

fine, £16 ; sharps, £8 ; bran, £7 ; oatmeal,

£14 ; bacon and hams, Bd. to lOd.; cheese,

£14 ; bacon and hams, 8d. to 10d. ; cheese,

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none ; barley, 3s. Gd. *

none ; barley, 3s. 6d.

tions are as follows; —Wheat, 6s. Gd. ; oats,

tions are as follows; —Wheat, 6s. 6d. ; oats,

2d. to 2s. 4d:, according to sample*

2s. to 2d. to 4d., according to sample

hnrloy, 3s. 9d. to 4s.

barley, 3s. 9d. to 4s.

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