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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2665, 10 August 1889, Page 2

Thk Manchester Ship Canal employs 20,000 men. 3 Mr Jiis. P. Thomson advertises a pomon of Gwynnelands to let. "Mr Joseph G. Tannell, stationer, etc, ([iiinilt ■■'», ndveiUV.es the arrival of new stock, comprising toilet requiKites, perfumery, fancy K'xjdsj- etc. DuKlNf; tiio last nineteen years 010 amendments to the Constitution of the United States have been proposed in Congress, but only thice have buen adopted. Kyen in your Tea-drjnking you can aot patriol.ically-r-nairiely, .by pal taking of tlja bntish rinnteru' Colombo (Jardoi) Ceylou roa, A most delightful and pure bevorapfo. —Bitow.v, LUiii-.CTT, & Co., Tea and Cofleg Merchants. O.vk of tho quaint old Scottish preachers in K'iinburgh recently used this phrase in his prayer : " O Lord, bless those who are Jtt home, unable to be present; those who might have been h,we if they would j bless (■.hit poor and bles-! the. rich, who after llioi'r fiiiK'rals will be poor." A sermon in a sentonci,. TllK Hurroni.) movrs about i')ugland now, attracting very little attention. To Jiirniiiighain recently she and her companion, who is s lid to be the daughter of the Duke di Dassuio, "an American lady," and their courier, visited a hotel and restau: rant, in the town, and no one recognised, tllclll.