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4:36PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited COMMERCIAL.

The little business clone in cattle dis-

The little business done in cattle dis-

275. 6d. per 1001b. Store cattle in brisk

27s. 6d. per 1001b. Store cattle in brisk

4:36PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited COMMERCIAL.

In sheep,, the rate. for good quality was

In sheep, the rate for good quality was

4:35PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited COMMERCIAL.

" ' Christchurch.

Christchurch.

forhest samples of rye, but buyers are dis-

for best samples of rye, but buyers are dis-

inclined to operate freely'-at this rate in

inclined to operate freely at this rate in

, the face of the large crops. Butter and

the face of the large crops. Butter and

. prices are about as last quotations.

prices are about as last quotations.

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nal; barley nominal; oats, 2s ; rye grnss,

nal; barley nominal; oats, 2s ; rye grass,

3s 6d to 3s 9d ; cheese, 5d to s£d ; but-

3s 6d to 3s 9d ; cheese, 5d to 5 1/2d ; but-

ter,. 9d. Millars' quotations are : —Flour,

ter, 9d. Millers' quotations are : —Flour,

£16 in sacks ; £18 ; bran, £5 ;

£16 in sacks ; Adelaide, £18 ; bran, £5 ;

sharps„£G.

sharps, £6.

&t the yards, on Wednesday, the number

At the yards, on Wednesday, the number

of slieep and : cattle brought forward was

of sheep and cattle brought forward was

insignificant,'there'being only 1299 of the

insignificant, there being only 1299 of the

former, arid 138 of the latter. The atten-

former, and 138 of the latter. The atten-

dance of people- was also very limited.

dance of people was also very limited.

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4:30PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited SHIPPING.

PORT OF AKAROA

PORT OF AKAROA.

ARRIVED

ARRIVED.

4:27PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited SHIPPING.

Lloyd, for Dunedin. ■ 'Wood' Bros.", agents.

Lloyd, for Dunedin. Wood Bros., agents.

With'cargo and-passengers. _ .

With cargo and passengers.

" December 31 <—Amateur, ketch, for

December 31. —Amatear, ketch, for

Eyitolton, with -firewood.

Lyttelton, with firewood.

*Decenib6r;„3l.—Wild Wave, schooner,

December 3l.—Wild Wave, schooner,

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for Ly£tc'fton,'with 25,000 feet timber,

for Lyttelton, with 25,000 feet timber,

The schooner Torea, from Kaipara,,

The schooner Torea, from Kaipara,

bound to Timaru.. put in here on Saturdays

bound to Timaru, put in here on Saturday

last, to effect repairs to her bow spnt

last, to effect repairs to her bow sprit

bands, wlrich had t been carried away during

bands, which had been carried away during

a squall. * . . « ]

a squall.

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4:24PM, 17 October 2025 Karyn edited SHIPPING.

/ <:.r ♦ — ~~~~ '

j 'PORT OF AKAROA.

PORT OF AKAROA

" X / ARRIVED.

ARRIVED

December schooner, from

December 30.—Torea, schooner, from

Kaipara, bound to Timaru, put in for rfr:

Kaipara, bound to Timaru, put in for re-

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lairs.

pairs.

' . December 30. —Venture, schooner yacht.

December 30.—Venture, schooner yacht.

- January L—Wellington, ?.s.,#-279 tons,,

January 1.—Wellington, s.s., 279 tons,,

Lloyd, from. . Wood

Lloyd, from Lyttelton. Wood Bros.,

agents. Passengers .

agents. Passengers — Messrs. Reddin,

Billens, Mullready, IJo&fiiley, and Staples.^

Billens, Mullready, McKinley, and Staples.

SAIEED.

SAILED.

Lloyd, for Dunadi'n. ■ 'Wood' Bros.", agents.

Lloyd, for Dunedin. ■ 'Wood' Bros.", agents.

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3:14PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT. and marked it as complete

ingly sorry for bim — that it was hringing scan-

ingly sorry for him — that it was bringing scan-

del on the Church—that his conduct had been

del on the Church — that his conduct had been

himself up with politic i, which had necessarily

himself up with politics, which had necessarily

made him many enemies, and bin for that llie

made him many enemies, and but for that the

mutter might probably have been hushe I up by

matter might probably have been hushed up by

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his friends sending him away quietly, aud that

his friends sending him away quietly, and that

That on the Moiida.- the sixth of September

That on the Monday the sixth of September

I called for the said Margaret.Langley in _.i._

I called for the said Margaret Langley to take

her to the Resident Magistrate's Court—that I

her to the Resident Magistrate's Court — that I

that she was cognizant of the main fart mi to-

that she was cognizant of the main fact on the

day of its occurence and cautioned herto adhere

day of its occurence [sic] and cautioned her to adhere

And I swear that I did not tell the said M .r-

And I swear that I did not tell the said Mar-

---garct Langley on the Fourth day of September

garet Langley on the Fourth day of September

ward questions put to her about master Alzdurf

ward questions put to her about master Alzdorf.

say to or iv the presence of the said Margaret

say to or in the presence of the said Margaret

Langley aud Caroline Mathews or of either of

Langley and Caroline Mathews or of either of

them. "Air. Baker is sure to be convicted—he

them. "Mr. Baker is sure to be convicted — he

should not have meddled in politics—if he had

should not have meddled in politics — if he had

through even if we had thought him guilt*."

through even if we had thought him guilty."

And lastly I swear that I dill nut say t.i ihj

And lastly I swear that I did not say to the

could possibly be inferred tnat the Bench would

could possibly be inferred that the Bench would

bo influenced in its judgment by political

be influenced in its judgment by political

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3:09PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

but also on account of my wife's uiece, the said

but also on account of my wife's niece, the said

That ac the inteiview with tbe said Margaret

That at the interview with tbe said Margaret

pcenaed as a witness in the said cause of Schro-

poenaed as a witness in the said cause of Schro-

der and Baker—that it was her duty to answer

der and Baker — that it was her duty to answer

all questions put to her—that she replied she

all questions put to her — that she replied she

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migkt send her to prison if they liked—where-

might send her to prison if they liked—where-

subject herself to a severe.'cross-examination—

subject herself to a severe cross-examination —

that I had heard her spoken of'slightingly with

that I had heard her spoken of slightingly with

regard to one Walter Alzdbrf'aud th ai although

regard to one Walter Alzdorf and that although

I did not believe the reports about bee with re-

I did not believe the reports about her with re-

ference to him, yet they tendeO'o. affect her

ference to him, yet they tended to affect her

scandal and sh« the said Margaret Langley ex-

scandal and she the said Margaret Langley ex-

ley, tbe said Caroline Matthews who had pre-

ley, the said Caroline Matthews who had pre-

return both the said" Margaret Langley and

return both the said Margaret Langley and

Caroline Mathews put seveial questions to me

Caroline Mathews put several questions to me

far "as the evidence then went I believed .Mr.

far as the evidence then went I believed Mr.

Baker to be a guilty man—that I felt exceed-

Baker to be a guilty man — that I felt exceed-

ingly sorry for bim—that it was hringing scan-

ingly sorry for bim — that it was hringing scan-

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3:04PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

to me that she knew nothing*. _t _rfl of the mat-

to me that she knew nothing at all of the mat-

ter, aud did not believe tlie report Ciii -rent rela-

ter, and did not believe the report current rela-

previous to the said fourth day of .ieptemher,

previous to the said fourth day of September,

1 heard reports tv the elfect that the said

I heard reports to the effect that the said

That I was 0n..: ofthe Bc:i-ii of .fuficcs who

That I was one of the Bench of Justices who

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sat to hear the case of Schroder again . Art-i ir

sat to hear the case of Schroder against Arthur

Baker on the third day or September, IH_3.

Baker on the third day or September, 1858.

That finding that tbe said Margaret L-.i_.ley'

That finding that tbe said Margaret Langley

had been subpeinaed by the s.-.id George Wil-

had been subpoenaed by the said George Wil-

liam Schroder as a witness to" give evidence in

liam Schroder as a witness to give evidence in

the said cause, I went on the f dlowing morning,

the said cause, I went on the following morning,

the said fourth day nf September, to see the

the said fourth day of September, to see the

hut also on account of my wife's uiece, the said

but also on account of my wife's uiece, the said

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2:59PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

if we had thought in. guilty,"

if we had thought him guilty,"

Langley, and. Caroline Matthews, filed in this

Langley, and Caroline Matthews, filed in this

Cuurt in the matter of the application of Arthur

Court in the matter of the application of Arthur

2. That the said Matgarct Langley was tho

2. That the said Margaret Langley was the

my wife, and my wife and I h t ve taken char'"-,

my wife, and my wife and I have taken charge

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of and adopted as tinr daughter -Frances Mar-

of and adopted as our daughter Frances Mar-

garet Buckland, the only snrviving child of the

garet Buckland, the only surviving child of the

Buckland. -.-».

Buckland.

Caroline Matthews, (the day on' which I went

Caroline Matthews, (the day on which I went

sation I had had with'the -said |Margaret

sation I had had with the said Margaret

Luigley, i a v which • the - conduct of

Langley, in which the conduct of

the said Arthur Baker had -t_ei.'-a.li.ded to,

the said Arthur Baker had been alluded to,

she, the said Margaret Liiiglfey.-:bad v declared

she, the said Margaret Langley. had declared

to me that Ac knew nothing*. _t _rfl of the mat-

to me that she knew nothing*. _t _rfl of the mat-

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2:54PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

concerned, until the said 13lh clay of August,

concerned, until the said 13lh day of August,

against me bad beeu fur several days previously

against me had been for several days previously

Schroder, on the said Ist day of June last or

Schroder, on the said 1st day of June last or

tbe evidence of tbe said Mary Schroder in

the evidence of the said Mary Schroder in

respeel of such assault, and that such assault

respect of such assault, and that such assault

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exceeded theirjurisdietion, and that the evidence

exceeded their jurisdiction, and that the evidence

was not sufficient to support such judgmentand

was not sufficient to support such judgment and

conviction. '

conviction.

We, Margaret Langley, of Wellington, in tho

We, Margaret Langley, of Wellington, in the

garet Langley, on her oath, says • —

garet Langley, on her oath, says: —

1, On Saturday, the 4th day of September

1. On Saturday, the 4th day of September

Baker, and said to me that " I was subpamed

Baker, and said to me that "I was subpoened

Pharazyn, came to put me ou my guard, aud

Pharazyn, came to put me on my guard, and

Pharazyn also told me lie was one ofthe magis-

Pharazyn also told me he was one of the magis-

trates sitting to hear the complaiut of Mr.

trates sitting to hear the complaint of Mr.

2. And Ihese deponents, Margaret Langley,

2. And these deponents, Margaret Langley,

sence of bolh these deponents, said—" Mr.

sence of bolh these deponents, said — "Mr.

Baker is sure to be couvictcd ; he should uot

Baker is sure to be convictcd; he should not

have meddled with politics. If he had been ou

have meddled with politics. If he had been on

our side, we would have got bim through, even

our side, we would have got him through, even

if wo had thought bin. guilty,"

if we had thought in. guilty,"

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2:48PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

of the said magistrate's, including'jWilliam Fox,

of the said magistrate's, including William Fox,

Chief Commissioner of Crown Lauds at Wel-

Chief Commissioner of Crown Lands at Wel-

lington ; -Villiain Fitzherbert, Provincial Sec-

lington; William Fitzherbert, Provincial Sec-

retary ; Charles Johnson Pharazyn, Provincial

retary; Charles Johnson Pharazyn, Provincial

An liter; John Johnston, a member ofthe

Auditor; John Johnston, a member of the

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Wellington Executive Council ; and William

Wellington Executive Council; and William

whom, I have be--n informed and believe the

whom, I have been informed and believe the

saiao to be true, were iii favour of the aforsaid

same to be true, were in favour of the aforsaid

8. That tug said prosecutor, G. W. Schroder,

8. That the said prosecutor, G. W. Schroder,

alleged assault by me.upon his said daughter

alleged assault by me upon his said daughter

the-said Mary Schroder, on the said Ist day of

the said Mary Schroder, on the said 1st day of

Jim-- last, and that I din, on the I4lh day of

June last, and that I did, on the I4th day of

Supreme Court of..New Zealand against the

Supreme Court of New Zealand against the

said G. W. Schroder, for the amount of .SSOO

said G. W. Schroder, for the amount of L500

licitor, previous tosuch investigation and bearing

licitor, previous to such investigation and bearing

ofthe saidcomplaiut against me for the said

of the said complaint against me for the said

the following grounds -. amongst others, that the

the following grounds: amongst others, that the

information for such alledged assault by me

information for such alledged [sic] assault by me

tbe circumstauces of.lhe said alledged assaalt

the circumstances of the said alledged assaalt

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2:44PM, 17 October 2025 CJNZ edited DEATH. and marked it as complete

M'Donnell.— On*. Tuesday, 12th inst., at

McDONNELL — On Tuesday, 12th inst., at

and Eliza M'Donnell, aged 20 years 7

and Eliza McDonnell, aged 20 years 7

months. fWanganui and Wellington

months. [Wanganui and Wellington

papers please copy.] ,

papers please copy.]

2:43PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

facts an-1 points by tho evidence of the said

facts and points by the evidence of the said

was su'opasHaed as a witness by and on behalf of

was subpoenaed as a witness by and on behalf of

4. That on tbe said Cth day of September in-

4. That on the said 6th day of September in-

was guilty of the complaint, aud I was fined in

was guilty of the complaint, and I was fined in

5. That tbe said Bench of Magistrates, 16 mr

5. That the said Bench of Magistrates, 16 in

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an hour's deliberation, and I have been iufonned,

an hour's deliberation, and I have been informed,

and believe the same to be true, that tbe said

and believe the same to be true, that the said

Magistrates were not unanimous, bt't that several

Magistrates were not unanimous, but that several

Court of New Zealand, was one of suoh magis-

Court of New Zealand, was one of such magis-

trates by whom ihe said complaint was heard,

trates by whom the said complaint was heard,

tbe peace, and ought not lo have sat on the

the peace, and ought not to have sat on the

hearing of the said cotnpl aint.

hearing of the said complaint.

not a fair aud impartial hearing of the said

not a fair and impartial hearing of the said

complaint agai ist me by reason of at least 8

complaint against me by reason of at least 8

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Loscombe. — January 9th, at Blenheim,

LUSCOMBE — January 9th, at Blenheim,

and Alice Lu3combe ; aged 17 days.

and Alice Luscombe ; aged 17 days.

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O'Neill. -On tho 9th January, at tho

O'NEILL -On the 9th January, at the

2:38PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

said Mary .Schroder and Elizabeth Burbidge;

said Mary Schroder and Elizabeth Burbidge;

tbe 6th instant, when tho examination of the

tbe 6th instant, when the examination of the

which closed the complainant's cake; and my

which closed the complainant's case; and my

solicilir thereupon submitted to the Bench, that

solicitor thereupon submitted to the Bench, that

the ease should be dismissed, as tbe evidence

the case should be dismissed, as the evidence

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was of a cotillictitig and contradictory character;

was of a conflictiting and contradictory character;

my Uci-iioo.

my defence.

on tha hearing*- of tbe said complaint against

on the hearing of the said complaint against

rae, tiiat such evidence was inconsistent and

me, that such evidence was inconsistent and

her evidence was also contradicted iv material

her evidence was also contradicted in material

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2:28PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

September instant, beforo H, St Hill, Esq,, the

September instant, before H, St Hill, Esq,, the

wl.en.iie' hearing ef.llie complaint was adjourn-

when the hearing of the complaint was adjourn-

ed until the afternoon of Unit day, iv order that

ed until the afternoon of that day, in order that

there might be a full bench of 'Magistrates to

there might be a full bench of Magistrates to

hear such complaint, I.li.v.iiigon a. previous oc-

hear such complaint, I, having on a previous oc-

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casion consulted with Mr. 11. St. Hill in the

casion consulted with Mr. H. St. Hill in the

mallei*. That I did with my solicitor attend

matter. That I did with my solicitor attend

and lificeii other 'Magistrates,' when the witnesses

and fifteen other Magistrates, when the witnesses

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School will he preached on Sunday,

School will be preached on Sunday,

21st. at 71 p.m.

21st. at 7½ p.m.

Hate

Late Advertisements

NOW READY, PRICE Is.,

NOW READY, PRICE 1s.,

And Ada'eetising Dieectoey,

And Advertising Directory,

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FOR 186 8.

FOR 1868.

Ferry ; Alfeed T. Caed, Stationer, Picton ;

Ferry ; Alfeed T. Card, Stationer, Picton ;

JOHN MCALLISTER begs to inform

JOHN M'ALLISTER begs to inform

M‘Allistee intends to continue his trade of

M‘Allister intends to continue his trade of

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

I DRAY, —Apply to

DRAY, —Apply to

Sandhill'Cottage, ' ,

Sandhill'Cottage,

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2:16PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

ofthe Court exercising summary jurisdiction,

of the Court exercising summary jurisdiction,

•a: heavier punishment, and would furnish a

a heavier punishment, and would furnish a

Campbell, C. J., iv the Queen v. Justices of

Campbell, C. J., in the Queen v. Justices of

that of the magistrate here)—" This rule must

that of the magistrate here) — "This rule must

be made absolute. lam glad for the sake of a

be made absolute. l am glad for the sake of a

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land, Clerk iv Holy Orders, make Oath and say,

land, Clerk in Holy Orders, make Oath and say,

then and now'last, at Wellington aforesaid, wil-

then and now last, at Wellington aforesaid, wil-

fully assaulted Mary Schroder, the iufant

fully assaulted Mary Schroder, the infant

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2:10PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

authority for the removal ofthe proceedings by

authority for the removal of the proceedings by

tiie authorities cited in support of the condi-

the authorities cited in support of the condi-

missioners, 1 Q. 8,, Rep. 467, Lord Denman,

missioners, 1 Q. B., Rep. 467, Lord Denman,

C. J., uses the following language—" We have

C. J., uses the following language — "We have

executed ; and here I am clearly of opinion

executed; and here I am clearly of opinion

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6 Q. 8., Rep. 756, the same learued Judge is

6 Q. 8., Rep. 756, the same learned Judge is

reported as using the following luuguige—

reported as using the following language —

" We cannot enter into an analysis of the dif-

"We cannot enter into an analysis of the dif-

Again—"OTie would he sorry tn see that a

Again—"One would he sorry to see that a

magistrate who was interested joined iv the

magistrate who was interested joined in the

discussion al all. It probably never occurred

discussion at all. It probably never occurred

do uot join iv deciding cases." Regina v.

do not join in deciding cases." Regina v.

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2:04PM, 17 October 2025 Peter Lineham edited SUPREME COURT.

act been in force in New Zealand, and -iot

act been in force in New Zealand, and not

being restricted to justices acting iv England oi

being restricted to justices acting in England oi

proposition tbatapenalactcould be so construed

proposition that a penal act could be so construed

as to include within its opeiation a gentleman

as to include within its operation a gentleman

who ii not an attorney or solicitor, but is merely

who is not an attorney or solicitor, but is merely

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within its jurisdiction, to theprivile.es of a

within its jurisdiction, to the privileges of a

maximum amount of penalty, and the interfc-

maximum amount of penalty, and the interfe-

ference with a witness by a member of the

ference [sic] with a witness by a member of the

i Court, afford sufficient grounds for making

Court, afford sufficient grounds for making

j absulute the conditional order for the writ of

absolute the conditional order for the writ of

I certiorari, notwithstanding-the privative clause

certiorari, notwithstanding the privative clause

The' case of the Queen v. Sheffield Railwal

The case of the Queen v. Sheffield Railwal

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0 Geo. 2nd, c. 18, having imposed a disability

5 Geo. 2nd, c. 18, having imposed a disability

of peace during such lime as he should continue ,

of peace during such time as he should continue

ordinary duties of a justice ofthe peace out of!

ordinary duties of a justice of the peace out of

7. Tiiat tho aliidavits show that another of

7. That the affidavits show that another of

the mtiipslrales, while the case was at hearing,

the magistrates, while the case was at hearing,

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the witnesses ; aiid thereby proved himself to be

the witnesses; and thereby proved himself to be

the Summitry Proceedings Ordinance of New

the Summary Proceedings Ordinance of New

Zealand, S. 17, prorides, that no " iii.-Virmiit'oii,

Zealand, S. 17, provides, that no "information,

ant or defendant into any superior court, hy

ant or defendant into any superior court, by

.certiorari or otherwise." That the .proper

certiorari or otherwise." That the proper

and'that the Imperial act (9 Geo. 4th, c. 31) is

and that the Imperial act (9 Geo. 4th, c. 31) is

witness on tbe subject of her evidence by a

witness on the subject of her evidence by a

merely for the purpose of stating thaL they

merely for the purpose of stating that they

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(Before His Honob Mr. Justice Gkesson.)

(Before His Honor Mr. Justice Gresson.)

Taui.sn.VY, SEPTEjinr-Tt, 30, 1858.

Thursday, September, 30, 1858.

The Court was oncned at 11 o'clock, when his

The Court was opened at 11 o'clock, when his

Regina v Ret. Arthur Baker.

Regina v Rev. Arthur Baker.

This was au application to show cause against

This was an application to show cause against

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of £5, together with -£1 4s. costs.

of £5, together with £1 4s. costs.

Langley, and his domestic .servant Caroline

Langley, and his domestic servant Caroline

Mathews ; aud an answering affidavit was made

Mathews; and an answering affidavit was made

upon the following, amongst other grounds :—

upon the following, amongst other grounds: —

1. That the complaint was not made by " the

1. That the complaint was not made by "the

her father, and that therefore tbe case did uot

her father, and that therefore the case did not

magistrates conferred by _ George 4tb, c. 31,

magistrates conferred by 9 George 4th, c. 31,

culled in aid, inasmuch as the information was

called in aid, inasmuch as the information was

jurisdiction ; tbo greatest penalty allowed by the

jurisdiction; the greatest penalty allowed by the

act being £5, including- costs.

act being £5, including costs.

tainty, iv slating the defendant to have been

tainty, in slating the defendant to have been

charged with having " on or about- the Ist day

charged with having "on or about the 1st day

of J line, 1858," as the prosecution for every

of June, 1858," as the prosecution for every

offence puiiishnble by a summary conviction, is

offence punishable by a summary conviction, is

within 3 calendar-months after the commission

within 3 calendar months after the commission

oiUhe charge on the 3rd and fith September,

on the charge on the 3rd and 6th September,

HIJB, and yet tlie conviction concludes " Given

1858, and yet the conviction concludes "Given

5. That the jurisdiction ofthe magistrates is

5. That the jurisdiction of the magistrates is

' Justices of the Peace, silting at Wellington."

"Justices of the Peace, silting at Wellington."

being ati acting solicitor of this Court, and also

being an acting solicitor of this Court, and also

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STatte Announcements.

Trade Announcements.

R. D. NOSWORTEY

R. D. NOSWORTHY

PORT and SHERRY WlNK—in quarter-casks

PORT and SHERRY WlNE—in quarter-casks

HENNKSSY’S and MART ELLS—in quarter-

HENNESSY’S and MARTELLS—in quarter-

ISLAY WHISKEY—in quarler-easks, cases,

ISLAY WHISKEY—in quarler-casks, cases,

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SCHEIDAM (Hollands) —in cases

SCHELDAM (Hollands) —in cases

ALE —5 casks Al'sopp’s Bottled

ALE —5 casks Alsopp’s Bottled

STOUT—S casks Guiness’ Bottled

STOUT—5 casks Guiness’ Bottled

'TEA —in balf-chcsts and boxes

TEA —in half-chests and boxes

IlAlSlNS—in boxes

RAlSlNS—in boxes

B i'ANDY—Hennessey’s in quarter-casks

BRANDY—Hennessey’s in quarter-casks

and a iargo assortment of

and a large assortment of

Blenheim, December Pith, ISO - 10dn

Blenheim, December 13th, 1867 - 1020

FO R SAL E.

FOR SALE.

R PHILLIPS begs to inform tbe in-

R. PHILLIPS begs to inform the in-

„ habitants of Spring Creek unci its

habitants of Spring Creek and its

Good Dress Pieces, from !od.

Good Dress Pieces, from 10d.

Roh Roy Winceys, Woollen Shawls

Rob Roy Winceys, Woollen Shawls

/A ACRES OE BUSH LAND, situate

10 ACRES OE BUSH LAND, situate

eing Section No. 47. Upon reasonable

being Section No. 47. Upon reasonable

urns. —Apply to

terms. —Apply to

Chas. H. Moffett,

Chas. H. Moffitt,

A CCOMMODaTION may be had in a

ACCOMMODaTION may be had in a

private family for two or.three re-

private family for two or three re-

spectable men. ’ 1

spectable men.

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By His Honor Wji.li am Ife.uv Eyes,

By His Honor William Henry Eyes,

Esquire, Super!nteudeut of the

Esquire, Superintendent of the

“Education Act,” Session XT., No.

“Education Act,” Session XI., No.

fifth day of January, ISOS, at noon, as the

fifth day of January, 1868, at noon, as the

ton, Blenheim, Ren wick, Wairau Valley,

ton, Blenheim, Renwick, Wairau Valley,

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James Balfouu Wemyss,

James Balfour Wemyss,

i «tic c.

Notice

JVTOTICE is hereby given that all per-

NOTICE is hereby given that all per-

-10-59 ~~ Commissioner.

1059 Commissioner.

auctions.

Auctions.

HENRY 1) OI)S O N

HENRY DODSON

"" .auction, on Saturday, January 18th, at

auction, on Saturday, January 18th, at

-hand over the insurance, rather than rebuild.

hand over the insurance, rather than rebuild.

Terras and further particulars at Sale.

Terms and further particulars at Sale.

H ENET D O D S O N

HENRY DODSON

- slightest reserve, during the first week

slightest reserve, during the first week

a BOUT TWO THOUSAND SHEEP,

ABOUT TWO THOUSAND SHEEP,

vh.; •

csr No Reserve, -e®

No Reserve,

H. D 0 D S 0 N,

H. DODSON,

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fSliacdtattcoiig.

Miscellaneous.

And Year-Look for 1868,

And Year-Book for 1868,

'l'aliles, Stamp Duties, and a vaiiety of

Tables, Stamp Duties, and a variety of

A Siieet Almanac in addition.

A Sheet Almanac in addition.

A. V?. AVERY, Watchmaker. 1048

A. W. AVERY, Watchmaker. 1048

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La whence, Auctioneer and House Agent,

Lawrence, Auctioneer and House Agent,

November Bth, 1867. 943

November 8th, 1867. 943

T| LENDERS will be received by the un-

TENDERS will be received by the un-

I dei’signcd, until the 14th instant,

dersigncd, until the 14th instant,

MR. KIERNAH,

MR. KIERNAN

Public that lie has REMOVED to

Public that he has REMOVED to

WALL’S BUILDINGS, Market - street,

WALL’S BUILDINGS, Market- street,

where he mav bo consulted as usual. 079

where he mav bo consulted as usual. 979

N otice.

Notice.

HIKE wishes to announce that

W. PIKE wishes to announce that

Opawa, below Blenheim, us a TEA

Opawa, below Blenheim, as a TEA

sary Day. November Ist, and to continue

sary Day. November 1st, and to continue

on every succeeding Friday. 91 3

on every succeeding Friday. 913

GODFREY’S BEST FI,OUR can

H. GODFREY’S BEST FIOUR can

he obtained at Mr. Litchfield’s

be obtained at Mr. Litchfield’s

Stores, Kenvvickloun and -Blenheim, at

Stores, Renwicktown and Blenheim, at

QiCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, oon-

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, con-

;wicc a week; terms, moderate.

twice a week; terms, moderate.

■Will he Continued as usual,

Will be Continued as usual,

on the site of his old Premises*.

on the site of his old Premises.

October 19 th, 1867. 917

October 19th, 1867. 917

For Ssile.

For Sale.

CHRRE TONS of PRIME BACON,

THREE TONS of PRIME BACON,

Frkdk. Adams,

Fredk. Adams,

Blenheim, Oct. 18lh, 186/. 903

Blenheim, Oct. 18th, 1867. 903

T CS V, from the Lower Wairau, a Bay

LOST from the Lower Wairau, a Bay

Li Fit t.Y, 3 years old, with a while

Filly, 3 years old, with a white

;ar on the doiehead, and branded Jp on

star on the forehead, and branded Jp on

te off shoulder. iVhoever w 511; restore

the off shoulder. Whoever will restore

te same lo the undersigned will receive

the same to the undersigned will receive

re above reward.

the above reward.

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General Notices..

General Notices.

Wool Washing’ Establishment,

Wool Washing Establishment,

J GUILFORD AND SON beg to

J .GUILFORD AND SON beg to

, announce that they have com-

announce that they have com-

Wool removed from .Skins, and prepared for

Wool removed from Skins, and prepared for

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or at the /it/otss office, will meet with

or at the Express office, will meet with

after November Ist: And a further Re-

after November 1st: And a further Re-

££§" Legal proceedings will be taken

Legal proceedings will be taken

after November Ist next.

after November 1st next.

Raydalo, Oct. *2sth, 1807. 923

Raydalo, Oct. 25th, 1867. 923

V. €. Veuimore,

V. C. Venimore,

Bjg'* Designs furnished for, and every

Designs furnished for, and every

a style to he unsurpassed. 901

a style to be unsurpassed. 901

CHRIS TM A S PR E SENTS!

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!

Dealer in Fancy Goods, fyc..

Dealer in Fancy Goods, &c..

PdRTAN STATUETTES, Illustrated

P. ARIAN STATUETTES, Illustrated

Plans ofthe Town of Blenheim, 3/G each

Plans ofthe Town of Blenheim, 3/6 each

Dickens 'Pale of Two Cities, Nicholas

Dickens Tale of Two Cities, Nicholas

Th ac k e ray’s Ne w comes

Thackeray’s Newcomes

Illustrated limes

Illustrated Times

Carte Portrait, 55.; extras, Is.

Carte Portrait, 55.; extras, 1s.

Payment in uil cases to be made at

Payment in all cases to be made at

lime of silling.

time of siting.

hours of 11 and 2. , . J ' r; "

hours of 11 and 2.

8 Dress—Avoid '> much- white, light grey,

Dress—Avoid much white, light grey,

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Captain N. E. Chandler, Alarl-

Captain N. E. Chandler, Marl-

borough Aero Club, D.H. Alotb 1

borough Aero Club, D.H. Moth 1

Captain J. L. Findlay, Defeuce De-

Captain J. L. Findlay, Defence De-

partment, Bristol Figliter ... 2

partment, Bristol Fighter ... 2

Captain B. Mercer, Cauterbury

Captain B. Mercer, Canterbury

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Aero Club, D.H. Aloth 3

Aero Club, D.H. Moth 3

sentcd bv Atrs AV. G. Stead, was pre-

sented bv Mrs W. G. Stead, was pre-

ceded by a. novelty procession, all ma-

ceded by a novelty procession, all ma-

.sweep, headed by Captain AYhite, at '

sweep, headed by Captain White, at

the controls of the Hawke's Bay Club's !

the controls of the Hawke's Bay Club's

Aloth. Considerablc interest was cen- j

Moth. Considerable interest was cen-

tred in this event, as it was the first I

tred in this event, as it was the first

in which tbe stocky. ugly-looking Bris-

in which the stocky, ugly-looking Bris-

tol Figliter took tlie air. Her cx-

tol Fighter took the air. Her ex-

hausts roared 1 ikc machine-guns as she

hausts roared like machine-guns as she

left tlie ground. passing over tlie

left the ground, passing over the

hangar at about ^0 miles an liour, tbe

hangar at about 80 miles an hour, the

whine of the wind slie created mingliug

whine of the wind she created mingling

witli the ronr of her engine. All

with the roar of her engine. All

maclilnes finished in a line, in front of

machines finished in a line, in front of

the hangar. ,

the hangar.

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TIM BE R MERCH ANT S,

TIMBER MERCHANTS,

Blenheim and Waituhi Valley.

Blenheim and Waitohi Valley.

A Stock always on band.—Apply to

A Stock always on hand.—Apply to

Undertaking*.

Undertaking.

arrangement made for, and

Every arrangement made for, and

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§ a Funerals Conducted.

Funerals Conducted.

At Ca rstaiks’s High-st., Blenheim. 958

At Carstairs’s High-st., Blenheim. 958

JAMES GORKIR,

JAMES GORRIE,

JH RS. I*. lIOSKISS,

MRS. L. HOSKINS,

Aat It. I'd wards and Co.,

Nath. Edwards and Co.,

E .ill)WOOD’S FLOlUV'samo price

REDWOOD’S FLOUR, same price

]S T . Edvtaeds & Co,

N. Edwards & Co,

Blenheim, October 4tb, 1867. 894

Blenheim, October 4th, 1867. 894

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— — .

BLUE SKIES AT LONGLANDS J

BLUE SKIES AT LONGLANDS

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HAWKE'S BAY W|NS BLUE

HAWKE'S BAY WINS BLUE

RIBBON. i

RIBBON.

partxnent, D.H. Aloth 1

partment, D.H. Moth 1

Captain B. Atercer, Canterburv Aero

Captain B. Mercer, Canterbury Aero

Club, D.H. Aloth 2

Club, D.H. Moth 2

Aero Club, D.H. Aloth 3

Aero Club, D.H. Moth 3

Time, 4mins. 2osecs.

Time, 4mins. 25secs.

A combination of tlirills was pro-

A combination of thrills was pro-

bicycle for tlie next 100 yards, eom-

bicycle for the next 100 yards, com-

plete the distance to tlieir 'planes by

plete the distance to their 'planes by

earry 011 by car for 100 yards, transfer

carry on by car for 100 yards, transfer

to tlieir pusli bikes for a further 100

to their push bikes for a further 100

I yards and then run to the tinishing

yards and then run to the finishing

post. The race was run in two see-

post. The race was run in two sec-

best time. Captain Alercer was 10

best time. Captain Mercer was 10

seconds beliind him.

seconds behind him.

the Defence De'paftrnent, and Captain

the Defence Department, and Captain

Alercer. of the Canterburv Aero Cluh,

Mercer, of the Canterbury Aero Club,

took up two Aloths, Captain Burroll's

took up two Moths, Captain Burrell's

machine attracting particular notic-e,

machine attracting particular notice,

uith the red, white and blue circles

with the red, white and blue circles

tliat stamo the militarv 'plane. Both

that stamp the military 'plane. Both

pi iators then tlirilled the crowd with

aviators then thrilled the crowd with

looping tlie loop, spinning nose dive,

looping the loop, spinning nose dive,

Ihe falling leaf and just about every

the falling leaf and just about every

suint in the aviator's curriculum. The

stunt in the aviator's curriculum. The

fut many in tlie crowd breatlied a sigli

but many in the crowd breathed a sigh

cit relief when it was finished and the

of relief when it was finished and the

tvo participants had made a success-

two participants had made a success-

(ul landing.

ful landing.

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Bast Tobacco, Meerschaum Pipes, &c.

Best Tobacco, Meerschaum Pipes, &c.

Cigars, Imm Id. to 4d. each.

Cigars, from 1d. to 4d. each.

Also, a sniiill lot of Sheepwasb Tobacco

Also, a small lot of Sheepwash Tobacco

ami Sulphur. 902

and Sulphur. 902

I*. Lawrence,

P. Lawrence,

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KIXOX AXD SWEE.XEY,

NIXON AXD SWEENEY,

gee, Brothers,

Gee, Brothers,

(Late 'I lioinas .v lieu),

(Late Thomas & Gee),

ACC OM M OD A T lON iIOUS E,

ACCOMMODATlON HOUSE,

C. 11. MciiLWAIX,

C. H. McELWAIN,

Makket Square,

Market Square,

Allred-slreet, Blenheim.

Alfred-slreet, Blenheim.

Tisos. W. Pilcher,

Thos. W. Pilcher,

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12:39PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Tlie Hon. T. Af. AVilford. Minister of

The Hon. T. M. Wilford. Minister of

noon, leaving later on return to AATel-

noon, leaving later on return to Wel-

panied hy Alajor T. AI. AA'ilkes, Direc-

panied by Major T. M. Wilkes, Direc-

12:37PM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited PERSONAL

Alajor T. AI. AVilkcs, Director of

Major T. M. Wilkes, Director of

Aviation in tho Dominion, was present

Aviation in the Dominion, was present

at tlie Hawke's Bay Aero Club's page-

at the Hawke's Bay Aero Club's page-

ant- 011 Saturday, and with his marii-

ant on Saturday, and with his mani-

foicl experience proved of material as-

fold experience proved of material as-

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sistance to tlie club officials. During

sistance to the club officials. During

tlie course of tlie gatliering, Major

the course of the gathering, Major

AVilkes was the subject of eulogistic

Wilkes was the subject of eulogistic

Coates, P.C., AI-P-, for the work _he

Coates, P.C., M. P., for the work he

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aunmsi (JTavCss.

Address Cards.

(Late Otto Wieseiihaveni,)

(Late Otto Wiesenhavern,)

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icljipptng.

Shipping.

I > iis.sfug , < , rs Mne of Hnelicls.

Passengers Line of Packets.

HR well known Aberdeen

THE well known Aberdeen

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“ C I 8 S Y."

“ C I S S Y."

1,20') tons burden, Thomas Spencer.

1,200 tons burden, Thomas Spencer.

Commander, now lyinii in Fort I'niler-

Commander, now lying in Port Under-

vvuod, will sail for LONDON on or about

wood, will sail for LONDON on or about

Washed Seven-eighths of a penny.

Washed ...Seven-eighths of a penny.

Messrs. Mouiuson, Sclandkus, & Co ;

Messrs. Morrison, Sclanders, & Co ;

Nath. Howards & Co.

Nath. Edwards & Co.

Nelson, Oel. 10th. 1867. 901

Nelson, Oct. 10th. 1867. 901

To roll iv the Miiji - Cissy,”

To Follow the Ship - "Cissy,”

rniiK Barque “ DONA ANITA,’ oO.t

The Barque “ DONA ANITA,’ 500

JL ie:s rejsjer, V. C. Barnett, is

tons register, W. C. Barnett, is

n. u mailing in Foi l Cnderuood, and will

now loading in Port Underwood, and will

sail for London on loth February, It'Cß.

sail for London on 15th February, 1868.

Fkiioht on Wool:

Freight on Wool:

In Grease. .Three Faiihings per pound.

In Grease. .Three Farthings per pound.

W ashed . . . . Seven - t iehi!is of a penny do.

Washed . . . . Seven-eighths of a penny do.

I'm lrei_hi or passage, apply to Messrs.

For freight or passage, apply to Messrs.

.MouatsoN, Sci.axdkas, and Co., or to

Morrison, Sclanders, and Co., or to

Nath. Edwards N Co.,

Nath. Edwards & Co.,

Nelson, November 261 h, 1867. 1017

Nelson, November 26th, 1867. 1017

Messrs. Shsnv, Saville, & Co.’s

Messrs. Shaw, Saville, & Co.’s

HASSLING HRS’ LINE OF PACKETS.

PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS.

rpHR undersigned. Agents for

THE undersigned, Agents for

ttie alove line of Ships, are

the above line of Ships, are

prepared to nnike arrangements

prepared to make arrangements

wuli Settlers who may wish to bring theii

with Settlers who may wish to bring their

receive guarantees for payment ol Passage

receive guarantees for payment of Passage

August 30lh, 1867. £27

August 30th, 1867. 827

Xoliff.

Notice.

LINGTON and JJLENHEIM, carrying

LINGTON and BLENHEIM, carrying

munerative Kites.

munerative rates.

H. Dodsox, Agent.

H. Dodson, Agent.

c»til ar 1 ruder to Wellington.

Regular Trader to Wellington.

rFUiE fast sailing Ketch “ALARM/’

The fast sailing Ketch “ALARM"

I Capt. Butt, will continue to trade

Capt. Butt, will continue to trade

Freight 30s. per ton.

Freight .......30s. per ton.

James Gorki k,

James Gorrie,

September 6th, 1867, 8-18

September 6th, 1867, 818

s3.iUic genres.

Public Notices.

Kutice.

Notice.

EAD AMS thanks his old friends and

F. ADAMS thanks his old friends and

, customers who favored him when

customers who favored him when

BUSIN ESS in his old Shop on. January

BUSINESS in his old Shop on January

' Sucking Pigs to order.

Sucking Pigs to order.

Sausages every. Saturday.

Pork Sausages every Saturday.

Blonhtim, Dec. 27, 1867. 1055

Blenheim, Dec. 27, 1867. 1055

l 0 I i C (5.

Notice.

riIHE. undersigned :,begs to inform the

THE undersigned begs to inform the

X inhabitants of Blenheim and surround-

inhabitants of Blenheim and surround-

ing districts;that he has purchased uFUU R L

ing districts that he has purchased a FOUR-

WHEEL’ whieU yvili be

WHEEL CONVEYANCE, which will be

always, kept oii hire for the purpose of cou-

always kept on hire for the purpose of con-

veyiug passengers of Goods from Blenheim,

veying Passengers or Goods from Blenheim,

Pinion, ■or licuwicktowu fc on-very reason-

Picton, or Renwicktown, on very reason-

able tiirms. P . 1

able terms.

: ' :; j JELtySIAN’,

James Jellyman,

' • ' 'N'eti'towuj Blenheim.

Newtown, Blenheim.

October 25th, 1867, 924

October 25th, 1867. 924

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Messrs. F. R .Jackson and Co. have

Messrs. F. R. Jackson and Co. have

11:39AM, 17 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

notified us that the s.s. Athenic left-

notified us that the s.s. Athenic left

11:38AM, 17 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

In accordance with our usual custom ?

In accordance with our usual custom,

the "Chronicle" will not be published

the “Chronicle” will not be published

on New Year's Day. Advertisers will

on New Year’s Day. Advertisers will

notified us that the s.s. Athenio left-

notified us that the s.s. Athenic left-

Hobart at 6 p.m. on Friday, and is duo

Hobart at 6 p.m. on Friday, and is due

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Tho attention of farmers and other*

The attention of farmers and others

is directed to the advertisement of Greo.

is directed to the advertisement of Geo.

on Saturday as follows: —Northerly,

on Saturday as follows :— Northerly,

winds to gale after 35 hours; glass tail,

winds to gale after 35 hours; glass fall,

Measurement shows that Hartnetb's

Measurement shows that Hartnett’s

record time of Imin. ,18sec. in the

record time of 1min. 18sec. in the

single-handed sawing at the Axemen's

single-handed sawing at the Axemen’s

made on a block l£ inches under the

made on a block 1½ inches under the

not be recognised. $

not be recognised.

For the fortnight just ended, the «.-

For the fortnight just ended, the ex-

---port of butter from the Auckland pro-

port of butter from the Auckland pro-

about £32,048. Of this total, 1038

about £32,048. Of this total, 1088

land ports, 12,169 boxes* to London,

land ports, 12,169 boxes to London,

The annual conference of the New-

The annual conference of the New

mencing on Thursday will bo im-

mencing on Thursday will be im-

various centres are to deal with the pro

various centres are to deal with the pro-

motion and payment of salaries i/i

motion and payment of salaries of

Minister for Lands (the Hon. It. Mc-

Minister for Lands (the Hon. R. Mc-

between Naoier and Opotiki. and re-

between Napier and Opotiki and re-

•On Boxing Day, at the Church of

On Boxing Day, at the Church of

England, Hunterville, Miss Francos

England, Hunterville, Miss Frances

Weston, formerly of Vinegar Hill, was.

Weston, formerly of Vinegar Hill, was

Itev. J. Blackburne officiated. The

Rev. J. Blackburne officiated. The

and the little Misses Aiken and 0.

and the little Misses Aiken and C.

Weston. Mr. 0. G. Ross acted as best

Weston. Mr. C. G. Ross acted as best

Tho " Auckland Star" publishes the

The “Auckland Star” publishes the

following paragraph:—Since the pas-

following paragraph :— Since the pas-

confined - betting to racecourses and

confined betting to racecourses and

say that betting 6hall be limited to tha

say that betting shall be limited to the

are tho street, common gaming houses'

are the street, common gaming houses

and so on. but outside these places one

and so on, but outside these places one

■a bookmaker in Christchurch to make

a bookmaker in Christchurch to make

illegal; to bet.

illegal to bet.

the'last six months. The accused plead-

the last six months. The accused plead-

charge he was fined 10s or 48 hours' im-

charge he was fined 10s or 48 hours’ im-

or three days' imprisonment and a pro-

or three days’ imprisonment and a pro-

hibition. order was ordered to be taken

hibition order was ordered to be taken

arrested for being drunk in the Oouvt

arrested for being drunk in the Court

accused gave evidence that proved tho

accused gave evidence that proved the

imprisonment was inflicted, tho sen-

imprisonment was inflicted, the sen-

tences to run concurrently. Tvvo help-

tences to run concurrently. Two help-

less drunks were remanded until rues-

less drunks were remanded until Tues-

hours' imprisonment.

hours’ imprisonment.

About 130 persons attended at fcl-e

About 130 persons attended at the

ing, where Mr. Keir Hardie was ent-v-

ing, where Mr. Keir Hardie was enter-

---tained at a welcome supper. Speeches

tained at a welcome supper. Speeches

were made by the .Mayor (the Hon. T.

were made by the Mayor (the Hon. T.

W". Hislop) and the Hons. J: Rigg and

W. Hislop) and the Hons. J. Rigg and

W. W. McCardle, M.L.C.'s. In re-

W. W. McCardle, M.L.C.’s. In re-

Hardie said that had ha believed all

Hardie said that had he believed all

and its extreme policy, he would hi,ve

and its extreme policy, he would have

hesitated , about risking his profession

hesitated about risking his profession

fraternal message from the Labou-i-

fraternal message from the Labour

at Home. He" urged the need for Im-

at Home. He urged the need for Im-

they held Imperial Conferences n"v,

they held Imperial Conferences now,

represented1. If his tour round (He do-

represented. If his tour round the do-

united policy in the . near future, it

united policy in the near future, it

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Che social in connection with the

The social in connection with the

ngamahu Hall will be held on Wed-

Mangamahu Hall will be held on Wed-

ida-y next.

nesday next.

The euchre tournament played^ last

The euchre tournament played last

mm» between St. Mary's aiid the

evening between St. Mary’s and the

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edcnian Society was won by the

Caledonian Society was won by the

mer by 36 to 29.

former by 36 to 29.

Jontractors should note the adver-

Contractors should note the adver-

tent from the Government Railway

tisement from the Government Railway

;horities in another column concern-

Authorities in another column concern-

; certain work to ba tendered for.

ing certain work to be tendered for.

1 per lb at the Waikato Bacon Fa>

■d per lb at the Waikato Bacon Fac-

•y, Frankton, and this price will rule

tory, Frankton, and this price will rule

roughout the present month.

throughout the present month.

hletic Club are notified of the annual

Athletic Club are notified of the annual

tieral meeting which is to be held on

general meeting which is to be held on

ndiay, the 30th instant.

Monday, the 30th instant.

The Castlecliff Railway Co.'s Sunday

The Castlecliff Railway Co.’s Sunday

ains will run as usual to-morrow,

trains will run as usual to-morrow,

ivng Castlecliff at 2 p.m. and 4.40

leaving Castlecliff at 2 p.m. and 4.45

m. "Leave Wanganui at 2.30 p.m.

p.m. Leave Wanganui at 2.30 p.m.

d 5.5 p.m.

and 5.5 p.m.

Found in the Opera House' during the

Found in the Opera House during the

[other Goose" sea on, the. top part of

“Mother Goose” sea on, the top part of

pair of opera glasses, a fur necklet, a

a pair of opera glasses, a fur necklet, a

ir of kid gloves, two ladies' caps, and

pair of kid gloves, two ladies’ caps, and

breast pin (with, heart and chain at-

breast pin (with heart and chain at-

;hed). Owners may obtain same- on

tached). Owners may obtain same on

plication.

application.

amoho Tennis Club is advertised in

Aramoho Tennis Club is advertised in

other column to take place on Mon-

another column to take place on Mon-

y evening next, the 23rd instant, in

day evening next, the 23rd instant, in

c Aramoho Wesleyan schoolroom. In-

the Aramoho Wesleyan schoolroom. In-

nding members are Cordially invited

tending members are cordially invited

attend. It is to be hoped that the

to attend. It is to be hoped that the

eating wiill be- largely attended.

meeting will be largely attended.

tion Board received the following

cation Board received the following

legram from £b& Hon. the Premier

telegram from the Hon. the Premier

st evening:—"ln places where chil-

last evening :— “In places where chil-

•en are not included in local celebra-

dren are not included in local celebra-

tes of Dominion Day, the Government

tions of Dominion Day, the Government

■sties them to be assembled to salute

desires them to be assembled to salute

■•& fla«- at 11 a.m., when the declaration

the flag at 11 a.m., when the declaration

Dominion Day is being read by the

of Dominion Day is being read by the

overnor."

Governor.”

The charge preferred against Messrs:

The charge preferred against Messrs.

eorge and Kersley by the Inspector of

George and Kersley by the Inspector of

actori€g, wf knowingly exposing tor

Factories, of knowingly exposing for

lie a wire mattress andkapoc bed, the

sale a wire mattress and kapoc bed, the

ork for which w/as done in an unregis-

work for which was done in an unregis-

>rered workroom, ia-nd not labelled with

tered workroom, and not labelled with

]« label required to be affixed by see-

the label required to be affixed by sec-

on 28 of the Act-, was heard at the

tion 28 of the Act, was heard at the

ourt by Mr. R. L. Stanford, S.M. A

Court by Mr. R. L. Stanford, S.M. A

tie of £5 was inflicted, with £2 costs.

fine of £5 was inflicted, with £2 costs.

jected resident of the district, in the

spected resident of the district, in the

ereon of Mrs. Eliza Morton, wife of

person of Mrs. Eliza Morton, wife of

Ir. Daniel Morton, of Turakina, and

Mr. Daniel Morton, of Turakina, and

lother of Mr. Selby Morton, of Wan-

another of Mr. Selby Morton, of Wan-

anni. Mr. and Mrs. Morton settaed at

ganui. Mr. and Mrs. Morton settald at

urakina upwards of forty years ago,

Turakina upwards of forty years ago,

nd it has been their home pi'actically

and it has been their home practically

ver since. The deceased lady, who

ever since. The deceased lady, who

assed away yesterday in her 70th year,

passed away yesterday in her 70th year,

-as known and esteemei by a large

was known and esteemed by a large

umber of friends throughout the dis-

number of friends throughout the dis-

rict, all of whom will learn of her

trict, all of whom will learn of her

oath with sincere regret. To the sor-

death with sincere regret. To the sor-

owing husband and relatives we ten-

rowing husband and relatives we ten-

,er our sincere regret.

der our sincere regret.

Thp pernicious practice of cutting ex-

The pernicious practice of cutting ex-

racts from papers, periodicals, and

tracts from papers, periodicals, and

na«razines in the Wanganui Public .bib-,

magazines in the Wanganui Public Lib-

ai-y to which attention has frequently

rary to which attention has frequently

>een called, goes on unchecked. Yes-.

been called, goes on unchecked. Yes-

erday the Ltorarian (Mr. Hylton) dis-

terday the Librarian (Mr. Hylton) dis-

covered that- a complete story, covering

covered that a complete story, covering

ourteen pages, had 'been torn out of

fourteen pages, had been torn out of

he ciwrent number of "The Century.ll-

the current number of “The Century Il-

ustrated," which was only put m the

lustrated,” which was only put in the

subscribers' room eight or nine days

subscribers’ room eight or nine days

120. Last Saturday, again, the "Isow

ago. Last Saturday, again, the “New

Zealand Graphic" had not been in the

Zealand Graphic” had not been in the

subscribers' room two hours before the

subscribers’ room two hours before the

- wo front leave 3 had been cut out. JNot

two front leaves had been cut out. Not

-Ten the stamping of the pages seems

even the stamping of the pages seems

miF-erable practice. Th© only thing that

miserable practice. The only thing that

of one of the* mutilators, who, sooner or

of one of the mutilators, who, sooner or

later, will assuredly ,be caught.

later, will assuredly be caught.

Mr R L. .Stanford, S.M-i yesterday,

Mr R L. Stanford, S.M., yesterday,

woman, to recover the sum of 17s fiooi

woman, to recover the sum of 17s from

E N Liffiton for work done for him.

E. N. Liffiton for work done for him.

TheYl&intiff claimed 14s 6d for cleaning

The plaintiff claimed 14s 6d for cleaning

fendant's office. Defendant paid <s

fendant’s office. Defendant paid 7s

ple for the cleaning of the house, ana

ple for the cleaning of the house, and

o*ut at the rate of 29s for a day V work.

out at the rate of 29s for a day’s work.

ithe charge made seemed high, thougn

the charge made seemed high, though

have been 12s (3d, with 2s 6d for thp

have been 12s 6d, with 2s 6d for the

claims to recover £65 and £.5 respec-

claims to recover £65 and £5 respec-

ford. S.M., 'held that there was no case

ford. S.M., held that there was no case

againsb Gellatly. He was glad that he

against Gellatly. He was glad that he

had visited1 the scene of the trouble,

had visited the scene of the trouble,

simply flo->d water, and that its natural

simply flood water, and that its natural

outlet was towards Fremont's, whither

outlet was towards Fremont’s, whither

it had halbitually flowed. Further, Fre-

it had habitually flowed. Further, Fre-

mont's land Showed that it had been

mont’s land showed that it had been

clone the proper, and scientific thing in

done the proper and scientific thing in

road in the way foe did. He won to be

road in the way he did. He was to be

[complimented for his skill, for the best

complimented for his skill, for the best

have advised better. Hs. Worship did

have advised better. His Worship did

one pennyworth of diamage, but on the

one pennyworth of damage, but on the

other hand had his property k^"'"^ 1

other hand had his property benefited

T^ot assess as a question of jurisdiction

not assess as a question of jurisdiction

had been raised which iw.oved the ques-

had been raised which removed the ques-

tion of compensation from Ins; .irorisd-c-

tion of compensation from his jurisdic-

----tton. He would give judgment for both

tion. He would give judgment for both

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10:17AM, 17 October 2025 RR edited DEATHS

BATES.—In I /Ing memory of our old Mend

BATES.—In Ioving memory of our old friend

Jack, who away on October 13. l»4i,

Jack, who passed away on October 13, 1941,

/ Always remembered. „

Always remembered.

9:18AM, 17 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

♦

•Adven* ■ Services. — The Bey. Mr

Advent Services. — The Rev. Mr

Twogoodj- of Marton, will preach -tp-;

Twogood, of Marton, will preach to-

night in .Christ Church.

night in Christ Church.

be found the programme of the Turalrina

be found the programme of the Turakina

+ Show full correction

Bace Meeting.

Race Meeting.

<-■ .-.Cricket.- I—A1 — A telegram has been re-

Cricket.— A telegram has been re-

; P,unedin, stating that the Australian

Dunedin, stating that the Australian

...the, sth. and 9th of -February. The

the 5th and 9th of February. The

Ministerial; Changes.— The Even-

Ministerial Changes. — The Even-

ing Post 1 of the -loth saya : — The formal

ing Post of the 15th says :— The formal

resignations of Mr Bolleston, as Minister'

resignations of Mr Rolleston, as Minister

of- Education; and Mr Oliver, as Minister

of Education, and Mr Oliver, as Minister

<of. Mines, were placed in the hands of

of Mines, were placed in the hands of

noon; and 'the appointments" of Mr

noon; and the appointments of Mr

Bolleston;- as Minister of Mines,' and |of

Rolleston, as Minister of Mines, and of

Mr Dick, as Minister of Education,- were

Mr Dick, as Minister of Education, were

duly signed by his Excellency.- ' !

duly signed by his Excellency.

, Pkinoess Theatse.— The' Burforjl-

Princess Theatre. — The Burford-

Clihtoir' Company again' appeared in

Clinton Company again appeared in

"Shin , Pane "..to a : gbod downstairs,

“Shin Fane” to a good down-stairs,

hoiis'e' last night; : N&tt to .the" 'clever

house last night. Next to the clever

acthig of Mr Grattbn Biggs, the songs

acthig of Mr Gratton Riggs, the songs

of Mdlle Murielle, and the Irish jigjof

of Mdlle Murielle, and the Irish jig of

Miss Wilton, seemed to meet the taste jof

Miss Wilton, seemed to meet the taste of

plauded. - To-nightthe three-act drama

plauded. To-night the three-act drama

of "The Irish Detective " will be pre-

of “The Irish Detective” will be pre-

sented, Mr Grattan Eiggs appearing, in

sented, Mr Grattan Riggs appearing, in

it in. no fewer than seven characters. I ,

it in no fewer than seven characters.

•"-'-New- Publication. '■— We ■ have re-

New Publication. — We have re-

ceived a. copy I ' of the New Zealajad

ceived a copy of the New Zealand

lished by Mr M. Mosely, of 'Christ-

lished by Mr M. Mosely, of Christ-

church. : . Thej contents comprise eleven

church. The contents comprise eleven

pieces bynineauthors, whose combined

pieces by nine authors, whose combined

public a very readable volume of prbse

public a very readable volume of prose

and poetry.' : To the latter Mr Thonias

and poetry. To the latter Mr Thomas

Bracken contributes " Waipounamata,"

Bracken contributes “Waipounamata,”

a Maori legend told in the author's hap-

a Maori legend told in the author’s hap-

agent f or : the sale of the Annual.

agent for the sale of the Annual.

occurred : at ! the High School Athletic

occurred at the High School Athletic

i Sports yesterday, to a lad named

Sports yesterday, to a lad named

iWUliain Ban kin. In the running high

William Rankin. In the running high

clearing 4ft lin., and in attempting to

clearing 4ft 1in., and in attempting to

present, , and the sufferer received his

present, and the sufferer received his

prompt 'attention. With some' little

prompt attention. With some little

difficulty' he succeeded in replacing the

difficulty he succeeded in replacing the

: joint before' any swelling had set in,

joint before any swelling had set in,

and the. lad is now progressing most

and the lad is now progressing most

favourably. '

favourably.

, 'Sale .'of' Pictures. — The pictures

Sale of Pictures. — The pictures

advertised for sale at. the Eutland

advertised for sale at the Rutland

cember, are now open for, inspection,

cember, are now open for inspection,

celebrated ' house of Messrs Zappert

celebrated house of Messrs Zappert

dealers in. the ti'ade. There are in all

dealers in the trade. There are in all

oleographs, chromos,' engravings, and

oleographs, chromos, engravings, and

nice mouldings. ' ■

nice mouldings.

Ca's-well Sound Marble.—^-The Hon

Caswell Sound Marble. — The Hon

Mr Eolleston, Minister for lands, has

Mr Rolleston, Minister for lands, has

Caswell- Sound Marble Company, with

Caswell Sound Marble Company, with

I. the advertised: prospectus of the com-

the advertised prospectus of the com-

spany:-^-" The Government has carefully

pany :— “The Government has carefully

templated. " The Government is pre-

templated. The Government is pre-

consideration' to any-proposals that may

consideration to any proposals that may

come' within the provisions of the exist-

come within the provisions of the exist-

pany should now communicate, jOn

pany should now communicate. On

the 'company being ; successfully estab-

the company being successfully estab-

lished, the, question of granting a bonus

lished, the question of granting a bonus

as proposed in' the prospectus wfll' be

as proposed in the prospectus will be

considered.".. . . '

considered.”

"Nineteenth Century," says: — "Lon-

“Nineteenth Century,” says :— “Lon-

don has no wall around it, but : tlie

don has no wall around it, but the

places there' is no room for a railway to

places there is no room for a railway to

made of huge stones, 1 which, soars, as it

made of huge stones, which soars, as it

were, ! ove'r thehbuses. The framework

were, over the houses. The framework

wood, oh which are spread earth and

wood, on which are spread earth and

train, is- passing overhead by its low

train is passing overhead by its low

to,, believe that they are channels cut

to believe that they are channels cut

Qut.of: the ground, and to forget that

out of the ground, and to forget that

It is as. if one were on a level with the

It is as if one were on a level with the

tall ships as. they passed. When I first

tall ships as they passed. When I first

frightened and astonished me." ■ ,

frightened and astonished me.”

: PENSIONED.^-The differences between

Pensioned. — The differences between

Sir Fancis Weld, the late Governor of

Sir Francis Weld, the late Governor of

Tasmania. ' and his aide -de - camp,

Tasmania, and his aide-de-camp,

St Hill, 19th Foot,

Lieutenant-Colonel St Hill, 19th Foot,

mandant of. the Tasmanian forces, will

mandant of the Tasmanian forces, will

"be recollected: Owing to his conduct in

be recollected. Owing to his conduct in

'Volunteers, and the Governor further

Volunteers, and the Governor further

■he might bo dealt with by the linperi&l

he might be dealt with by the Imperial

military authorities. • We are informed

military authorities. We are informed

that the: charges were not entertained,

that the charges were not entertained,

(the iisu'al' course when an officer on the

(the usual course when an officer on the

again to' serve as a regimental officer,

again to serve as a regimental officer,

he applied to retire from the "effective"

he applied to retire from the “effective”

> rank honorarily on retirement in the

rank honorarily on retirement in the

arniy, but had accorded to him by His

army, but had accorded to him by His

Eoyal Highness the Commander-in-

Royal Highness the Commander-in-

iChief the privilege of being placed on

Chief the privilege of being placed on

the list of officers retired on pensions,.*

the list of officers retired on pensions.

I Water Supply. — Theßorough Coun-

Water Supply. — The Borough Coun-

cil's Foreman of Works notifies in our

cil’s Foreman of Works notifies in our

_ Napier Races.— We are requested to

Napier Races. — We are requested to

inform' sporting gentlemen that nomina-

inform sporting gentlemen that nomina-

tions for the Oup, Railway Stakes,

tions for the Cup, Railway Stakes,

byio-morrow, at 8 p.m.

by to-morrow, at 8 p.m.

' Patetere. — The N. Z. Herald of the

Patetere. — The N. Z. Herald of the

6th instant says : — Mr Percy Smith has

6th instant says :— Mr Percy Smith has

just returned to Auckland from Eotorua,

just returned to Auckland from Rotorua,

block, and probably "spotted" those

block, and probably “spotted” those

Governmentin satisfaction of theamounts

Government in satisfaction of the amounts

paidby the Land Purchase Commissioner

paid by the Land Purchase Commissioner

Mail says: — "Canton is' covered with

Mail says :— “Canton is covered with

Australia, where the 'mouse has got

Australia, where the ‘mouse has got

into the cow's ear,' -i.e., where the

into the cow’s ear,’ i.e., where the

the Chinese monster's helpless position.

the Chinese monster’s helpless position.

The police connive at the roughs, .in-

The police connive at the roughs, in-

are too weak, to get at the offenders.

are too weak to get at the offenders.

The happy land" has changed into a

The happy land has changed into a

country of sorrow: • Friends are warned

country of sorrow. Friends are warned

the Emperor's rice. Worst of 'all', the 1

the Emperor’s rice. Worst of all, the

' bosses ' are levying a poll-tax of l6odols

‘bosses’ are levying a poll-tax of 100dols

on each Chinaman; Sydney arid New-

on each Chinaman. Sydney and New-

shilun (?New Zealand) are as bad as

shilun (? New Zealand) are as bad as

' New California ' (? Victoria). Reports

‘New California’ (? Victoria). Reports

this is only a small valley, and 1 - already

this is only a small valley, and already

over-populatedbypaupers. The officials,

over-populated by paupers. The officials,

with usual- Chinese conceit, are spoken

with usual Chinese conceit, are spoken

of as' '• chiefs ' who' have given in their

of as ‘chiefs’ who have given in their

submission."

submission.”

an Indian Muedeeee. — The Indian

An Indian Murderer. — The Indian

■papers contain particulars of a serious

papers contain particulars of a serious

charge agairisf a Prince of the Chota

charge against a Prince of the Chota

'-Oodeypore family. It is said that the

Oodeypore family. It is said that the

son ofthe Rajah ..of Chota Nagpore being

son of the Rajah of Chota Nagpore being

flrpt subjecting her to torture of incon-

first subjecting her to torture of incon-

ceivable barbarity: His suspicions

ceivable barbarity. His suspicions

having been aroused — so runs the'accu-

having been aroused — so runs the accu-

sation — he set a watch upon his . wife,

sation — he set a watch upon his wife,

the. maritime province of Mekran in

the maritime province of Mekran in

Beluchistan. He satisfied himself, it! is

Beluchistan. He satisfied himself, it is

lover. The latter escaped, but the ;

lover. The latter escaped, but the

hisvengeance upon her. It is impossible

his vengeance upon her. It is impossible

Mekrani lover, who hew the truth, was

Mekrani lover, who knew the truth, was

down the depositions of a number '• of

down the depositions of a number of

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Couesino. — A meeting is to be held at

Coursing. — A meeting is to be held at

Bulk to-morrow with the object of

Bulls to-morrow with the object of

A Veteean Gone. — The celebrated

A Veteran Gone. — The celebrated

racing stallion Yattendon died at Pern-

racing stallion Yattendon died at Fern-

hill, near Penrith (N S. W.), a fortnight

hill, near Penrith (N. S. W.), a fortnight

+ Show full correction

Resign atiojst and Appointment. —

Resignation and Appointment. —

Dv Seating has resigned the surgeoncy

Dr Keating has resigned the surgeoncy

cepted Lhe appointment of medical

cepted the appointment of medical

Ppisojters on Remand.— John Oar-

Prisoners on Remand. — John Car-

liist with stealing a saddle and two

last with stealing a saddle and two

girths, the property of Wm. Elleuham,

girths, the property of Wm. Ellenham,

at Kaikora, Hawke's Bay, and who were

at Kaikora, Hawke’s Bay, and who were

Wanganui by Wednesday niglit's train,

Wanganui by Wednesday night’s train,

in charge :of Constable Day, and were

in charge of Constable Day, and were

aton, en route for Waipawa.

ston, en route for Waipawa.

Stdney Exhibition. — Tlio New

Sydney Exhibition. — The New

—Mr 0. Oallis, the Now Zealand

— Mr C. Callis, the New Zealand

turned by the T?otomahana yesterday,

turned by the Rotomahana yesterday,

quantity has also rcmiined at Sydney,

quantity has also remained at Sydney,

Fibe Bhigade. — A meeting of (he

Fire Brigade. — A meeting of the

Piro Brigade was held last niglit

Fire Brigade was held last night

was, do-ipite the threatening state of

was, despite the threatening state of

after which somo routine business was

after which some routine business was

transacted. It was anuounced that

transacted. It was announced that

36.000 owners of land from 100 to 1000

36,000 owners of land from 100 to 1000

thirty-four millions of acres amoDg

thirty-four millions of acres among

Public Meeting.— A public meeting

Public Meeting. — A public meeting

resolutions wero caaried : — That this

resolutions were carried :— That this

mencing the work at Carlyla as a centre,

mencing the work at Carlyle as a centre,

the .Native race, and the claims as a

the Native race, and the claims as a

appointing a Customs officer at Carlyle

appointing a Customs officer at Carlyle.

the preface to his father's works is (the

the preface to his father’s works is (the

Premier's grandfather assume the name

Premier’s grandfather assume the name

of Disraeli, " never boi'ne before," when

of Disraeli, “never borne before,” when

way to the first wife of Bonjumin

way to the first wife of Benjamin

She was the daughter of Gaspar Mcndes

She was the daughter of Gaspar Mendes

JJ'urtado, a Portuguese Jew, whose wife,

Furtado, a Portuguese Jew, whose wife,

doubtless suggested the legend : — " The

doubtless suggested the legend :— “The

with her children, since named llaehuel,

with her children, since named Rachael,

Jac ib, whom she educated in flip Jewish

Jacob, whom she educated in the Jewish

failh, and established well in mirriage,

faith, and established well in marriage,

daughter Kaohacl, she was called to

daughter Rachael, she was called to

rest Fri lay night, S-'lii^mber 17th,

rest Friday night, September 17th,

17C4- ; aged 65 " The Ilobocca men-

1764 ; aged 65” The Rebecca men-

tioned married, i is sh r,vn by another

tioned married, as is shown by another

tombstone, Benjamin and

tombstone, Benjamin D’Israeli, and

died leaving only o:io daughter,

died leaving only one daughter,

'' Rachael," who was not related to

“Rachael,” who was not related to

Benjamin's second wife.

Benjamin’s second wife.

The Lost Teibes.— Now that the

The Lost Tribes. — Now that the

the subject of the " Lost Tribes," a noble

the subject of the “Lost Tribes,” a noble

lord, just out of las teens, but very old

lord, just out of his teens, but very old

the following words : — " Ladies and

the following words :— “Ladies and

gentlemen, 1 take a gweat a vowy gweat

gentlemen, I take a gweat a vewy gweat

interwost in the subject of the Ten

interwest in the subject of the Ten

Twibes and if Mr ———can tell us

Twibes and if Mr ——— can tell us

shall be vevvy gwafeful. Fact is I have

shall be vewy gwafeful. Fact is I have

borrowed all 1 could from the other two

borrowed all I could from the other two

Twibes would be a perfect Godsend."

Twibes would be a perfect Godsend.”

Sturdy TSeogars. — "Under this

Sturdy Beggars. — Under this

heading, the Chrislchurch Press thus

heading, the Christchurch Press thus

discourses on the Nelson vote : — •" The

discourses on the Nelson vote :— “The

' Nelson vote ' has become a by-word, in

‘Nelson vote’ has become a by-word in

ture 1 , without any reference to the ques-

ture, without any reference to the ques-

be remunerative or not. Their pica for

be remunerative or not. Their plea for

this line of conduct vas that the whole

this line of conduct was that the whole

ca.3u of: each for him --elf and the devil

case of each for himself and the devil

lake the hindwinost ; and that if

take the hindermost ; and that if

in this argument. The whole bminess

in this argument. The whole business

was a selfish scramble. It oll'erod a

was a selfish scramble. It offered a

and it was hard indeed for any but uion

and it was hard indeed for any but men

of lofty views and (inn purpose to pre-

of lofty views and firm purpose to pre-

serve a course of rectitude amid llu-

serve a course of rectitude amid the

opinion. Sullico it to say that (he con-

opinion. Suffice it to say that the con-

sequences of thai conduct were- at least

sequences of that conduct were at least

iis injurious to Nelson as to the rost of

as injurious to Nelson as to the rest of

It go I ifs price >it (ho time, parti}' in cash

It got its price at the time, partly in cash

and parl ly in promises, n hicli were never

and partly in promises, which were never

inrj'i! lv In"' Ifi'i'l, Jincl ever since hits

meant to be kept, and ever since has

1 Im-i"i n'.;,h'ik'i iiv all i fovi'i'iiiiii'iils and

been regarded by all Governments and

all |i:iriiv.s uiiiic ,i!> it mei'u llung of con-

all parties alike as a mere thing of con-

venience."

venience.”

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8:44AM, 17 October 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

San Francisco Mail. — The Wan«

San Francisco Mail. — The Wan-

ganni portion of the Knglish Mail ia

ganui portion of the English Mail in

ngaro, had to travel 10 obtain liia

ngaro, had to travel to obtain his

license. Ho had hoped there wouLl nave

license. He had hoped there would have

have added that Mr Keid, of the lied

have added that Mr Reid, of the Red

+ Show full correction

Lion Hotel, ia put to the same incon-

Lion Hotel, is put to the same incon-

last meeting :— That tho Harbour Board

last meeting :— That the Harbour Board

agent I'ir the Colonial lnsurauce Com-

agent for the Colonial Insurauce Com-

pany,actiugon instructions from tho head

pany, acting on instructions from the head

for putting out the fire at the Ilutland

for putting out the fire at the Rutland

The Property Tax. —We believe

The Property Tax. — We believe

Tax will have to be paid this year. It ia

Tax will have to be paid this year. It in

forma in a proper manner. Delay and

forms in a proper manner. Delay and

regards the Wangauui and Waitotara

regards the Wanganui and Waitotara

Highway District, MrJfi. N. Liffiton, tho

Highway District, Mr E. N. Liffiton, the

tho public to the utmost of hia power. It

the public to the utmost of his power. It

would facilitate matters grsatly, and

would facilitate matters greatly, and

Li Hi ton as he suggests, and got the work

Liffiton as he suggests, and got the work

done as soon aa possible. The returns

done as soon as possible. The returns

Parliamentary. —We have been

Parliamentary. — We have been

Parliamentary paiiers, presented to the

Parliamentary papers, presented to the

Assembly by command of liia Excel-

Assembly by command of his Excel-

lency : —Despatches and enclosures from

lency :— Despatches and enclosures from

Cor tho Colonies ; Treaties of Commerce

for the Colonies ; Treaties of Commerce

and Navigation ; Papers respecting tho

and Navigation ; Papers respecting the

French Convicts from Now Oaledonui;

French Convicts from New Caledonia ;

Do relating to Frederick G-leich ; Treaty

Do relating to Frederick Gleich ; Treaty

between Great; Britain and Tonga ;

between Great Britain and Tonga ;

Post Ollice Account ; Correspondence

Post Office Account ; Correspondence

mine;^ for the Westport Colliery Com-

miners for the Westport Colliery Com-

of Mr W. J. U-irry us Lecturer on Emi-

of Mr W. J. Barry as Lecturer on Emi-

gration to New Zealand; Ueporl of the

gration to New Zealand ; Report of the

Colonial Alarine Bugiueer, relative to

Colonial Marine Engineer, relative to

damage caused by the Tim;iru liieak-

damage caused by the Timaru Break-

wii'lm 1 ; Papers relative to San Francisco

water ; Papers relative to San Francisco

Mail si-rvico ; Do. Suez Alml service ;

Mail service ; Do. Suez Mail service ;

Do. Abandonment ol SouUiimiplon Mai!

Do. Abandonment of Southampton Mail

route ; Do. University of .New Zealand ;

route ; Do. University of New Zealand ;

D.). JS'ew Zenhiud Forests; Do. Dupli-

Do. New Zealand Forests ; Do. Dupli-

cation of Cable, from Port Darwin ; Post

cation of Cable from Port Darwin ; Post

Olive Banks ; Sydney Exhibi-

Office Savings Banks ; Sydney Exhibi-

udii ; Instructions to Agi<ut-Geuur;il us

tion ; Instructions to Agent-General as

to reduction o- 1 hi^ stiff. Wi- have also

to reduction of his stiff. We have also

r c't ivcil copi'S of the following Bills,

received copies of the following Bills,

wlii>-ii will b dea.l «iih ilu i'ig the pre-

which with be dealt with during the pre-

si nt if- i.i.i of Purlin. hoi, l : — Lii-en-ing ;

sent session of Parliament :— Licensing ;

i-'.'n', ■•>■:■. uf I- l.rliriis : Corrupt.

Registrar of Elections ; Corrupt

'i,.c :r , i'vi.ni n ; ■■'.! i- '-!■>■: l'el!

Premier ; Prevention ; Election Peti-

tioii.s ; .iiiii j^leuu'.i.' 'i'oLCgi'eij'U »ict

tions ; and Electric Telegraph Act

Amouuiuciit.

Amendment.

Dv Seating lias resigned tlio surgeoncy

Dv Seating has resigned the surgeoncy

of tlio Armed Constabulary, and ac-

of the Armed Constabulary, and ac-

Zealand Times of tho Ist instant says :

Zealand Times of the 1st instant says :

turned by tho T?otomahana yesterday,

turned by the T?otomahana yesterday,

bringing with him tlio bulk of the ex-

bringing with him the bulk of the ex-

was, do-ipite tlio threatening state of

was, do-ipite the threatening state of

nominations for officers for tho current

nominations for officers for the current

Ist instant, at which the following

1st instant, at which the following

nection with tho nearest Custom House,

nection with the nearest Custom House,

17C4- ; aged 65 " Tho Ilobocca men-

17C4- ; aged 65 " The Ilobocca men-

tioned married, i« is sh r,vn by another

tioned married, i is sh r,vn by another

meeting in tho West End of London,

meeting in the West End of London,

where a lecture was to bo delivered on

where a lecture was to be delivered on

tho subject of the " Lost Tribes," a noble

the subject of the " Lost Tribes," a noble

He introduced tho lecturer somewhat in

He introduced the lecturer somewhat in

shall bo vevvy gwafeful. Fact is I have

shall be vevvy gwafeful. Fact is I have

borrowed all 1 could from tho other two

borrowed all 1 could from the other two

Twibes, and tho discovery of Ten more

Twibes, and the discovery of Ten more

heading, tho Chrislchurch Press thus

heading, the Chrislchurch Press thus

discourses on tho Nelson vote : — •" The

discourses on the Nelson vote : — •" The

policy was established. Sir Julius Yogel

policy was established. Sir Julius Vogel

found it a serious difficulty. Ho wanted

found it a serious difficulty. He wanted

it at first rather badly, but ho saw

it at first rather badly, but he saw

full share of tho public works expendi-

full share of the public works expendi-

iis injurious to Nelson as to tlio rost of

iis injurious to Nelson as to the rost of

tho colony. Having courted corruption,

the colony. Having courted corruption,

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8:12AM, 17 October 2025 CJNZ edited Page 5 Advertisements Column 7

THE friends of Mr D. Chittenden

and family :ire respectfuiiy in-

and family are respectfully in-

vited to attend the funeral of his;

vited to attend the funeral of his

Into v if e/Eliza, which wilj' leave the'

late wife, Eliza, which will leave the

residence of his eon-in-Jaw, 51;- lien.

residence of his son-in-law, Mr Len

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Gibson, Gibsohtown, for the Omaka-

Gibson, Gibsontown, for the Omaka

Cemeteir-.it 10.30 a.m. on FRIDAY.'.

Cemetery at 10.30 a.m. on FRIDAY.

■ BYTHELL & CO., LTD.,;

BYTHELL & CO., LTD.,

; ' /.Undertakers...

Undertakers.

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8:09AM, 17 October 2025 CJNZ edited DEATH. and marked it as complete

GERRTSH —On April 10th, 1917, at

GERRISH —On April 10th, 1917, at

OAA Homo, Blenheim:

Old People's Home, Blenheim:

Matthew iHeiiry Gerrish; aged 75

Matthew Henry Gerrish; aged 75

years. "' '"';. ', ■-. ( - , .

years.

7:33AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited Untitled

Captain J. L. Findlay and Captam

Captain J. L. Findlay and Captain

ccrd for light aeroplanes. The former

cord for light aeroplanes. The former

used a D.H. Motli and the latter an

used a D.H. Moth and the latter an

Avro Aviau and together they flew

Avro Avian and together they flew

7:29AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AIR PAGEANT

7:28AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AIR PAGEANT

morning. thie. Hon. J. G. Coates,

morning. the. Hon. J. G. Coates,

patron of the club, and tho Alayor,

patron of the club, and the Mayor,

Alr G. A. Aladdison, pertorined various

Mr G. A. Maddison, performed various

it was originally anlicipated that

It was originally anticipated that

there would he at least nine visiting

there would be at least nine visiting

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planes, and all of tliose who promised

planes, and all of those who promised

wero present, with tho exeeption or

were present, with the exception of

ALossr.s Alill, Auckland, and AfcGregor,

Messrs Mill, Auckland, and McGregor,

Hamilton, arrived from Hawera tliis

Hamilton, arrived from Hawera this

morning, the other planes arriviug yes-

morning, the other planes arriving yes-

These comprisod the machincs oc-

These comprised the machines oc-

cuiiving Captain Alercer and Alr

cupying Captain Mercer and Mr

Climie, of tlie Caiiterhury Aero Club,

Climie, of the Canterbury Aero Club,

Captain Chandler, of the Alarlborougb

Captain Chandler, of the Marlborough

Aero Club, Captain Findlav and Cap-

Aero Club, Captain Findlay and Cap-

tain Burrell of tbe New Zealand Per-

tain Burrell of the New Zealand Per-

manent Air Force. and Captain Iv.

manent Air Force. and Captain K.

Hall. of Routb Cantorbury.

Hall. of South Canterbury.

Lientenant Rmitb, of Auckland, ar-

Lieutenant Smitb, of Auckland, ar-

rived in Hastings 011 AVednosdav.

rived in Hastings on Wednesday.

AVitb tlie fine weather whicli ruled,

With the fine weather which ruled,

tlie pageant created exceptional in-

the pageant created exceptional in-

terest in Hastings, and it- was not sur-

terest in Hastings, and it was not sur-

prising to find sucli a great crowd of

prising to find such a great crowd of

people making. .tlieir way to tbe 'drome

people making their way to the 'drome

dirccfly after luneli.

directly after lunch.

Tlie people, who wero xmable to be

The people, who were unable to be

present, were given an exbibition of

present, were given an exhibition of

formation flying over tlie town, but

formation flying over the town, but

tlins# wbo were present enioyed a

those who were present enjoyed a

nniqne thriiling and interesting after-

unique thrilling and interesting after-

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7:23AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited THE AIR PAGEANT

1 Tliis morning Hastings was well and

This morning Hastings was well and

! truiy enveloped in an exceptionally

truly enveloped in an exceptionally

deiise log whicli obscured all vision

dense fog which obscured all vision

beyond a distauce of about 50 yards.

beyond a distance of about 50 yards.

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Rucli conditioiis wore not at all promis-

Such conditions were not at all promis-

ing tor the liawke's Bav Aero C'lub's

ing for the Hawke's Bay Aero Club's

pageant, whicli was held at the Hast-

pageant, which was held at the Hast-

moriiing wore 011, tho fog gradually

morning wore on, the fog gradually

liited and was displaeed by brilliant

lifted and was displaced by brilliant

sunsliinc, whicli liited a hcavv load

sunshine, which lifted a heavy load

from tho miiuls of tho organisers of

from the minds of the organisers of

early alternoon, when tho llon. T. AI.

early afternoon, when the Hon. T. M.

AVili'ord, Alinister of Befeuce, who flew

Milford, Minister of Defence, who flew

from Dauneiirke to Hastings tliis

from Dannevirke to Hastings this

morning. tlie. Hon. J. G. Coates,

morning. thie. Hon. J. G. Coates,

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7:12AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited RIDERS OF THE AIR

SPECfAL FEATURE OF SPORTS I

SPECIAL FEATURE OF SPORTS

EXCELLENT FABK FOR OUR j

EXCELLENT FARE FOR OUR

rkadkrr.

READERS

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Readers of the Dailv Telegrapli j

Readers of the Daily Telegraph

Sports Edition to-night will lind a

Sports Edition to-night will find a

source of considerable enjoyment in the J

source of considerable enjoyment in the

excellent fare provided in its pagcs.

excellent fare provided in its pages.

The special feature tu-niglit wil] he_ a |

The special feature to-night will be a

graphic description of the aerial j

graphic description of the aerial

pagant which was held tliis afternoon j

pageant which was held this afternoon

by the Hawke's Bay Aero Club on its ;

by the Hawke's Bay Aero Club on its

The whole of the front pago will be j

The whole of the front page will be

devoted to an attractivc feature. illus- j

devoted to an attractive feature, illus-

trated by pliotograplis of tlie aviators

trated by pliotographs of the aviators

taking part in tlie gatbering and deal-

taking part in the gathering and deal-

ing with their |iersonal records in the ;

ing with their personal records in the

l-ealiu of aviation. o11 anotlier page

realm of aviation. On another page

will be found a complete acconnt of tbe

will be found a complete account of the

gathering, witli the rosults of tho var-

gathering, with the results of the var-

ious events. o11 tbis saine page will

ious events. On this same page will

also be found complete roports of the

also be found complete reports of the

afternoon's football aiql of all other

afternoon's football and of all other

sports which took plnce tliis afternoon

sports which took place this afternoon

in Napier and Hastings, with tlie ro-

in Napier and Hastings, with the re-

Last. but not least readers will

Last, but not least readers will

enjov tlie second instalment of our

enjoy the second instalment of our

thriiling serial story, "The Bellamy j

thrilling serial story, "The Bellamy

Alurder Trial," tbe first instalment of

Murder Trial," the first instalment of

which has cansed so much comment in

which has caused so much comment in

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7:04AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

ngs Post Office for the aerodrome

ings Post Office for the aerodrome

7:02AM, 17 October 2025 Wayne Collins edited IN THE AIR

there will he ten planes present and

there will be ten planes present and

ngs Post Office for the aerodrome

evcry few minutes after 11 a.m.

every few minutes after 11 a.m.

Lieutenant Smith, jiiloting one of j

Lieutenant Smith, piloting one of

Alr Alills' AToth pia nes. arrived in !

Mr Mill's Moth planes arrived in

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Hastings yestcrdav afternoon. Tlie

Hastings yesterday afternoon. The

otlier pia nes are all stnnding hy ready

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