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Northland Age, 20 September 1904, Page 2

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Mr. o|nd Mrs. J. Monday that they were ton for Auckland on Tuci^H|||| Mesfajj. Jaeentho Bros. Wellington last week, 1 t.med for the Auckland Those interested are next sit ing of the S.M. gunui i> fixed for .So]itoni^B|||| The many friends McKay Oruru, will she is st riously ill at her Britif h Columbia than I iptists, more Congrei ationalists, and pagans .s Lutherans. Nurse » Andrews and to Auckland per typhoid fever patients covered the temporary closed. ' Mr. h. £. Paul, Native School) is \vc Dr. Triumoll’s laid up : for the past severe attack of infiucm^^^^K Judge |Edgcr is lington to-day. He sitting of the Native held at Ahipara. the fixed for September A report is current of Taipai, has drawn Tattersajl’s sweep o{ the MetlH Handicap. If the reep were fl nett amount won shold be £'OJX,| An advertisement, i interest to breeders, appears in tts issue in re! to Mr. J. Jncenthcs, jun. i “Paddy.” Full infomution esn tained from Mr. Povy, Peria, w] charge. An important notie to land n tors appears in our ohmms thil The parcel referred u contains 1 A and is situated beliud KenanJ sections in the townsiip of Mongi also offered for sale cteap. 1 We understand tint four pcJ interested) in TattersiU's sweej Metropolitan, said to have bccß

Mr. T. Wallen, vis.. Miss Annfl son, Mr. Harry Marshall, MB and Mr. Wallen. U Mr. J T. Gillibriuic's launch is now ready ;o take ning. She has bees 6-horse power gas engines, designed for cargo host her 8 knots per hour ■ As a result of Mr. Moss’ Ohinemuri) recent House rr the insanitary bihles used in the courts for in of witnesses, the New Zealand are bibles. i „ i VS An iinp^H^' siosts in V where, njM B a strong H - field this .)S ' and we ' revivified formed animal ' November devoted tB ' Fund, ' old, el, ihi^B k>>! ‘f ''l