Manawatu Herald. THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1897.

Manawatu Herald, 9 December 1897, Page 2

Manawatu Herald. THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1897.

In another column Mr Alf . Fraier extends an invitation to one and all to call and inspect his display of Christmas toys, Cards, Presents, <So. , &o. Messrs 0.0. Miles and Co. will hold a eale of Japanese ware in town some tme soon, probably next week, of which due notice will be given in oar advertising columns. The Silveratream murder case was commenced in the Wellington Magistrate's Court before Mr Haselden on Monday morning. The. Manawatu A. &. P. Association made a profit of £520 on their show. The enquiry into the charges preferred against Inspector Emerson is closed, bat no deoision is made public. A Scotoh local newspaper hat this item:— "As Mr McK. was driving home yes'erday lightning struck his cart and completely demolished a four-gallon cask ot very fine whiskey Mr McK. has the sympathy of the community." The Chief Justice has been required to proceed on Friday next to Baratonga to enquire into the disturbances there. Wahanui died on Sunday at his settlement near Te Kuiti. A large number of natives are leaving Auckland fur the tangi. He was the last of the old war chiefs. He has been in ill health for years, and was a complete wreck physically for months past. A telegraph corps has sailed for the West Coast of Africa, for the purpose of erectiDg a telegraph line, 350 miles long, from Lagos to the interland of that colony. The total inorease in sheep in Mew Zealand last year was 549,461. Smart loading !at Wellington. In eight working days 5200 bales have been placed under hatches in the Sterling. The town of Bergen, in Norway, has a church made entirely of paper, having seating accommodation for 1000. The building is rendered waterproof by using a solution of quicklime, curdled milk, and white of eggs. Archbishop Temple, at the late Canterbury Diocesan Conference, said — " There was only one thing which would really keep teaohing and preaching alive, and that was perpetually studying what one had to preach from the Word of God. When they found they could not go on studying the Bible, he advised that man not To go on preaching the Gospel." McEee and Gamble, Photo-Engravers, • d Lithographers, Wellington. Send for qvotatioa.

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