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Patea Mail, 21 March 1882, Page 3

Washed Overboard. Dunedin, 20th.—William Doughty, master of the schooner Orpheus, timberladen from the Thames, was washed overboard off Bank’s Peninsula on the morning of the 13th, and drowned. He leaves a wife and four children at Newton, Auckland.

The Albion steamer from Melbourne reached the Bluff to-day. Tenders for supplying stores to the Harbor Board were opened yesterday, and that of Mr John Gibson was accepted. The dramatic company now in Patea will perform at Hawera from Wednesday to Saturday evening. The engineer’s estimate of works proposed by the Hawera Borough Council is nearly £3,000. Tenders are called for some works, to be done out of current revenue. The following criminal cases are to be tiied at the Supreme Court, New Plymouth, on the Ist April;—Te Whiti and Tohu, sedition; Henningham, escape and horse stealing; Rangi Puachocho, breach of West Coast Settlement Act; Hiroki, stealing and murder ; Te Oti, larceny ; Titoko Warn, breach of West Coast Settlement Act; Lacey, larceny ; Henry, felonious wounding ; Conway, horse stealing; Neary, larceny; Richards, horse stealing ; Richardson, horse stealing.

The Principal Furniture and Carpet Warehouse! JOHN ANDERSON EGMONT-STREET, PATEA. r pHE CHEAPEST HOUSE in the TRADE. Stuffed Couches Colonial Couches Sofas Easy Chairs Folding Chairs Croquet Chairs Cheffoniers Book Cases Loo Tables Dining Tables Kitchen Tables Occasional Tables Chess*top Tables Music Stools Oilcloth, 15ft wide Drawing-room and Dining-room Suites in Repp, Damask, Hair-cloth, and Leather. Wood and Cane-seat Chairs of every description. o \ FUNERALS FURNISHED AND TOMBSTONES SUPPLIED.