The Daily News. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1903. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 223, 17 October 1903, Page 2

The Daily News. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1903. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Inteteating reading matter will befound on page four of this issue, The services at the Whiteley Memorial Church to-morrow promise to be of more than unusual interest;. Sermons will be preached in connection with the Home and Maori Missions of the church, the forenoon service being conducted by the Rev. T. G. Hammond, and in the evening the Rev Robert Haddon (Ropata Tahu Potiki) will preach. On Monday a missionary meeting will be held, when addresses will be given by the same gentlemen. The offertories, both at fcunday services and public meeting, will be for the mißsion fund.

To-day Messrs Bewley and Griffiths will hold an important sale of crockery and enamelware on behalf of the Co-opera-tive Society, consequent on their having leased the rooms hitherto da voted to the display and storage of their direct and specially selected shipment. This should be a splendid opportunity ior families to obtain a supply of articles of every day requirement | It will be seen on reference to our advertising columns that the sale ot the property at present in the occupation of Mr Edgar Watt, at Fitzroy, is postponed till 24th inst. The property was errone. ously described in the advertisement appearing in our contemporary's columns on Friday evening as being Mr Watt's property.

The appeal of James Austin, late carriage builder at the ketone Railway wcrk-shops, against his dismisal from the service because he refused to go to Napier on account of his wife's health, has been dismissed. In our business olumns appears a re« place advertirement on biihalf of the fauuton Bicycie Company. It wiil be noticed that the chance now offered of securing bargains in this line expires on the3lst inst. Those who have been putting off their purchases should remember there it danger in delay, and hurry up. The Ngaiie Co-operative Dairy Factory returned its shareholders one shilling and three-sijfteentbs of a penny per !b for butter suDplied during last season. Ihei groyne at St. Ciair beach, Dunedin, is having a beneficial effect on the sand- j hills, which were being piadualiy eaten away by the ssa -v.wes. Ths beach has not looked so weii for ten years. Parliament will be asked for a further grant for another groyne. At Inglowood oa Wednesday a ftne of L 5 and costs was initiated on the .New Plymouth Sa?h and Door Company for polluting the Waipukiuti stream with sawdust. At Dunedin on Friday throe men were committed for trial as the result of a police raid on bookmakers, bail being allowed.

A reminder is given 0 f the sale by! auction to-day, by tot Newton King, of the whaleboat, dingy, and shed, the property of Mrs James Buttßrworth ; also of the lease of two 'sections in the White|ey township. In connection with the movement to bring several oil launches to New Plymouth, the Barbour Bssrd on Fridav granted facilities for erecting the neces sary sheds. At the Police Court on Friday, a charge against J. Crockett for driving in the Borough without lights was dismissed. The S.M. said it seemed somewhat absurd to compel traps to carry lights, and yet to have the street lamps unlit. Several cyclists were fined Lb for breaches of the bye laws. KHEUMATIO GOUT.

Kheumatisu> in ttny form is painful, bnt for downright torture "rhamriatid gout is about the worst. Hhoumatie gout can be cured. It has bean cured by that marvellous niedipine Rheumo. Here is the proof James Goidon, Wellington, writer':—" I have be?n a sufferer from rheumatic gout for a great many years, and 'Wan advised to try Rheurao. Its action is amazing. It ia quick in relievine; the pain and remoTing the J swelling. I shall not bs without it in my house," And if you have rheumatism you not be without it Sold by chemists and stoics at 23 6d and 4s Bd per bottle.— Advt. Levers of flowers should inspect the fine collection of bulb blooms on view to day in Mr A. B. Sykes pharmacy window. These lovely specimens emanate from the nursery of Mrs Mitchinson, who is pre pared to book orders for the bulbs. At this time of year gardens can be made most attractive by having a selection of reliable bulbs in bloom, and now is the opportunity to make a good choioe.— Advt. For Children's Haoking Cough at night take Woods' Great Peppermenfc Cure, In fid rati 3s 6d«—Advt '