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Manawatu Herald, 1 July 1902, Page 2

OOURT SITINGS. MAOISTiiAT ui’S ouur. I’oxton,— Thursday, 17th Ju y; Thurs dsy, Mth August. [A Card.] \ ,JE LAWRENCE E. RFADE. ,v.l Barrister and Solicitor. 14 years’ practise in Invercargill. 9 years’ „ Feilding. Mr Reade is prepared to undertake the sale of property intrusted to him at the usual commission rates—No sale No commission. Money to lend on approved securities. Office— Main- street. DE. BENNETT has taken tenr porary rooms at Mr Perreau’ 8 House, Lady’s Mile, and may be consulted professionally at any time.

A record wheat harvest is reported from Kansas. The Prince of Wales inspects the colonial contingent on Tuesday at the Horse Guards’ parade. The Duke of Connaught will be in command. A proclamation will be issued on July 4th granting an amnesty to all political prisoners in the Philippines, including Aguinaldo, the rebel leader, who is now a prisoner of war. The King having accepted the honorary position of Admiral in the German Navy, Emperor William last night signalled an order to the fleet at Kiel to hoist the British flag at the masthead, and salute it with twenty-one gnns. This was done. The following is King Edward’s message to Emperor William, which has been signalled to the German fleet at Kiel: —“ Deeply touched at your kind thought, and proud to be an Admiral of your fleet.” Mr Speirs has got the contract for additions and repairs to the Police Station. He makes a start almost at once*