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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 325, 20 November 1865, Page 3

Sudden Death.—On Thursday afternoon, Mr Kendall, a partner of Mr Tetley, butcher, In* gostre-street, while playing in the cricket match between the Victoria and Wellington eleven, suddenly fell down dead. At the time of his terrible ■ummons, ho was standing at the wickets, having just made a run. At first, the players, and the ?>eople gathered to view the match, thinking that le had, as is often the case, lain down to take a Test while the field were responding to the umpires call of “ over ’’ did not pay much attention, but when the play was about to be resumed and he did not stir, Mr Bromley, one of the umpires, went to the wickets and discovered that he was breathing heavily and gasping. Dr Boor, the other umpire, was called for, and by his advice, everything possible was done to restore animation but without avail, and at last it was too evident that the vital spark had fled. Such a melancholy occurrence of course broke up the match for the time, and the body was conveyed to the marquee pitched on the ground, until the arrival of a carriage to remove it from the spot. An inquest was held at the White swan Hotel, Cuba-street, st noon, yesterday before Dr Boor and a respectable Jury, when an iraediate verdict was returned of “Died by the visitation of God." We understand that the deceased will be buried to morrow with military honors, and the Volunteer company will follow bis body to the grave. —Wellington Independent, lith November. A Mistake. —It has several times been stated that Te tJa, tho great high-priest and prophet of Pai Marirism, was amongst those taken prisoners by the Arawas under Mr Mair at Te Teko Pa. That is not the case, To Ua being, it is supposed, at Taranaki. This mistake has perhaps arisen through Te Ua being confounded with Te Uwhi, a man more villainous but less fanatical. —Southern Cross, Bth November.

New Advertisements. M ASO N I C HALL. Ha YEENON WEBSTER’S BENEFIT. TO-MORROW EVENING, 21st NOVEMBER. THE DRAMATIC COMPANY WILL SHORTLY APPEAR AT WAIPAWA O T I C E. Provincial Treasury, Napier, November 13, 1865. As great inconvenience is caused by the present system of rendering accounts and vouchers for payment to the Provincial Treasury, notice is hereby given that on and after the First proximo the following rules must be strictly adhered to, Ist. Salary vouchers to bo sent to the Treasury by Four o’clock on the First of each month, and payments will be made on the. Third instant. 2nd. All other accounts and vouchers against the Provincial Government to be sent in not later than Four o’clock on the Third, and payments will be made from the Ninth to the Fifteenth, inclusive, of each month; but when the First or Third falls on a- Sunday, or Public Holiday, the time, will be extended to the Second and Fourth. 3d. It is to be particularly understood with reference to the Second rule, that accounts and Touchers not furnished in time, will have to stand over until the FitUh of the following month, before they can be paid ; and that, fell such accounts •nd vouchers must be properly authenticated, and supported by ihe requisition or other authority on which t le suj plies were ordered, or they will not be received. J, C. LAMBTON CARTER. Provincial Treasurer. *VfOXICE UNDER THE PATENT’S ACT* Xl 1860. Notice is Hebebt Gives that an Application has been made by Franz Scherf and Charles Richard Walker, both of Auckland, in accordance with the “Patents Act, 1860,” for the issue to them of Letters Patent for the exclusive use within the Colony of New Zealand of a process discovered by them fdr preparing for manufacture the leaves of New Zealand Flax (Phormum lenax), and any person or persons who may wish to prefer any objection to the granting of such Letters Patent are hereby required to send, within four (4) imonthe from the publication hereof, to C. Knight, Esq., of Wellington, M.D., being the person appointed for that purpose under the provisions of that Act, a statement in writing setting forth the grounds of such objection, subscribed with hit or their proper name and address. THOS. H. WESTON, Solicitor for the Applicants. Auckland, lltfa November, 196 i.