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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1950, 5 December 1906, Page 2

The steamer Victoria left for Gisborne at 6.15 last night. Tha Wanderers’ team to play To Rau on Saturday at tho Domain will be selec.ed from tho following HoOoll, Mo Connell, Adiunsin, O’Hara, O'Donnell Maude, Torkington, Barry, Ilberf, Oman, O’Halloran, Sharp, Maodonald, Howard, and Young.

A very old resident of Poverty Bay, in the person oi Mr 3 John Howarth, passed away yesterday morning after a long and painful illness. Mrs Howarth oama to the Buy in 1874, and has remained hero ever since. She leaven a grown-up family of two sons and five daughters, Mrs Jus. Soeiits, Mn Ttio?. Howarth,Edward,Oris., -ryeurn 1 ■ no* T g fHangiw ’Bylupiisoy^is ’tel t 'in their sad boreovement. Tha funoral will leave sho residonoe of Mrs Thor. H iwarlh, Roebuok road, to-day (Wednesday) at 2,30 p.m. A hather at the bench last Sunday on emerging from tho wator was much surprised to find his olothes a heap of blaok» ened ashes. A live pipe was ovideatly the cau’e of tho trouble.

A prohibition order was granted yestordny morning by Mr Barton, B.M , on the application of ihn clerk of lbs Cook County Council (Mr Warren), egaiast oao of tho Council’s employees. His Worship told Mr Warren that it was very good of him to take so inuoh interest in one of the employee?. It has been stated on good authority, but wo are unable to vouch for the fact, that a letter has been submitted to tho Hospital Trustees by Dr. Collins, asking for a thorough enquiry into tho allegations of Dr Morrison’s recent investigation,