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Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2386, 25 October 1887, Page 2

“ Women' seldom stop to think.'’ Tree enough. But you might have added, “But they never tail to atop and talk." “ Dkiit,’ : remarks Josh Billinas, “is a trap which a man sets and baits himself, and tl.cn deliberately gets into." Vlsc'OfNT l-'oilTM. thegrroids-ei and h-jr to the title of the Karl of Berth and Melfort, who emigrat- d to the it •- a few year.- ago, in cmi.-c iiienco of iiaving e ,n----traded a mesalliance, dio-I last month in New York, leaving one daughter, aged s years, and a widow. They had lived in respectable poverty upon his earning.-- in humble capacities until tbe Vi-c,nut's broken health left them dependent up ei her needle and upon charity. The remit tancos from England were scanty and uncertain, although 1 ittcrly urgent appeals had been sent (or help. Xae deceased was bom in ISott, and was the only son of Lord Berth's second s,m. Lord I’eith is in ids Sl.-tyear. and has one daughter and Ids little grcat-giaiidaughter in New York. The Secretary dc-ires to acknowledge with thanks receipt of a number of bo from Mr Brown \v ood for tile n-e ot tb ■ District 110.-pital. Notice is given by tbe Bi»k» County Council of tbe election of three connciihus to take place on Pith day of Nov. Tip l Waikato C'liiitv Council elections will take place on the Pith prox. Yes! It is ccrtatniv true. A«k anv of your friends who have purchased G tCi« k and Cranwell have numerous un.i>ked for and very favourable commendations from cn-znrrv customers on their excellent packing K.jr: > ure, Crockery, .and Glass, mc. ; ar; : gentlemen -j,b* ut t * furnish s’-acj!;! that Gartick and Crana-. !i*s is t.-- Ci;v »p rbrnrshinjc Wharehouse of Auckland. i’u-nitur-.* *o suit all class?.* ; also Carpets, Door Clocks ard all House Necessaries, hj y.cn new l.ou*e o nearly !ini>l..d, is, you a.,- t - y.-t it; :i----ried, visit Gariick an*! Cra".;v. 11. ? tr.and Lorne-stn-et Auckland. Intending purchasers can have a catalogue seal free.