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additional triangles from the flank where
care for guarding agaiust errors as explained
care for guarding against errors as explained
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should not exceed the limit of one minute.
MAEEIAGE.
MARRIAGE.
"Wood— West.— On the 11th Augnst, by the Ecv
Wood — West. — On the 11th August, by the Rev
Jamas Treadwell, F. H. 'Wood, eldest sou of
Jamas Treadwell, F. H. Wood, eldest son of
V. H. Wood, Esq., Melbourne, Victoria, to
F. H. Wood, Esq., Melbourne, Victoria, to
Sarah Annie Victoria, second daughter o£
Sarah Annie Victoria, second daughter of
87. The scale to be adopted for the map
37. The scale to be adopted for the map
88. As the spherical excess has been
38. As the spherical excess has been
Computations of Latitudes and Longitudes,
Computations of Latitudes and Longitudes.
MINOR TRIAN.GULA.TION.
MINOR TRIANGULATION.
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Lectuee. — The next of tho series of-
Lecture. — The next of the series of
St John's Sunday School, will be de-
St John’s Sunday School, will be de-
ing, in the lecturo-room of St Paul's
ing, in the lecture-room of St Paul’s
Presbyterian Church,
Presbyterian Church.
The Zealandia Panoeaha, — There
The Zealandia Panorama. — There
meridianal co-ordinates of every station
meridional co-ordinates of every station
reasons advanced in paragraph 29, the
reasons advanced in Paragraph 29, the
Log. AC + X = Log. AB + (Log. sin B + x/2) +
Log. AC + x = Log. AB + (Log. sin B + x/2) +
tended and the work verified during proress
tended and the work verified during progress
SATURDAY. MAT 22, 1880.
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880.
VOL. XXIL— NO. 9.1121.
VOL. XXII. — NO. 9.1121.
PRICE-ONE. PENNY.
PRICE—ONE PENNY.
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HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS.
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Mr F. W. Evans, the present pro.
Mr F. W. Evans, the present pro-
prietor of the Kutland Hotel, has nol
prietor of the Rutland Hotel, has not
let the grass grow under his feet sinct
let the grass grow under his feet since
taking possession, as carpenters, up<
taking possession, as carpenters, up-
tors have been working night and daj
tors have been working night and day
IUAnsON.— At her residence, Ji-oitii-streor, on m<
Carson. — At her residence, Keith-street, on the
21st instant, Mrs G. Cursou, of a daughter.
21st instant, Mrs G. Carson, of a daughter.
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PARITIAKA MEETING.
PARIHAKA MEETING.
than ordinarily tamo. A good deal of it
than ordinarily tame. A good deal of it
hi? countrymen against selling their
his countrymen against selling their
tho roads ou the Plains not meeting.
the roads on the Plains not meeting.
He said he had meant that tho roads
He said he had meant that the roads
d AV-iiiXKH— Wm.l.— On the IStli inst., nt the
Warner—Wall. — On the 18th inst., at the
' residence of ilio buiile's father, Hock Farm,
residence of the bride’s father, Rock Farm,
by the Rev W. Loo, Henry Warner to Han-
by the Rev W. Lee, Henry Warner to Han-
,' nail Wall, youngest daughter of Mr Wall.
nah Wall, youngest daughter of Mr Wall.
180 °; but the best, and the one to be re-
180°; but the best, and the one to be re-
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effective check upoa the accuracy of the
effective check upon the accuracy of the
the difference between the Log. AB and
the difference between the Log.AB and
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I Tuesday, 18th Mat.
Tuesday, 18th May.
! Council was held last night. Present —
Council was held last night. Present —
; The Mayor (in the chair), and Ors Chad-
The Mayor (in the chair), and Crs Chad-
wick, Nathan, Willis, Shai'pe, Hurley,
wick, Nathan, Willis, Sharpe, Hurley,
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been said, "Ah, if it were only possible
been said, “Ah, if it were only possible
in a Parisian cellar, has called oul
in a Parisian cellar, has called out
" Kureka !" and coloured photographs,
“Eureka !” and coloured photographs,
ccmera. Already Paris has developed
camera. Already Paris has developed
secrothas been secured forEnglaud and
secret has been secured for England and
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FIRE AT THE KUTLAND HOTEL.
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FIRE AT THE KUTLAND
FIRE AT THE RUTLAND
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Mr JEvana is to bo congratulated on
Mr Evans is to be congratulated on
Hie narrow escape his fine hotel had
the narrow escape his fine hotel had
Palmer, who waastaying.it tiio Rutland,
Palmer, who was staying at the Rutland,
computation of the sides should be forth
computation of the sides should be forth-
BAXTER. — At her rosidence, Te
BAXTER — At her residence, Te
August 29th, 1926, Sarah .Tane,
August 29th, 1926, Sarah Jane,
wife of the 1 a te Hienry Baxter ;
wife of the late Henry Baxter ;
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Pusonebs ]jy Train. — Two Maoris,
Prisoners by Train. — Two Maoris,
named respectively Kaipana To iVlatia
named respectively Raipana Te Matia
and Wereta iMoea, were brought in by
and Wereta Moea, were brought in by
tiuin last night, to serve sentonees in
train last night, to serve sentences in
Palmcrston Worth.
Palmerston North.
BALL — O'n the 6th Septembea*, 1926,
BALL — On the 6th September, 1926,
. at Wellington Hospital, after long
at Wellington Hospital, after long
and pa i niu! illness : Claude E. S.
and painful illness : Claude E. S.
Ball, beloved husband of Lquisa
Ball, beloved husband of Louisa
Ball, Deeply regrefted.
Ball. Deeply regretted.
LEE-. — At the Wairau Hospital on
LEE — At the Wairau Hospital on
27th Septembe-r, 1926, Jim Le© of
27th September, 1926, Jim Lee of
Walter Street, Blenheim, ag-ed 41
Walter Street, Blenheim, aged 41
Then unclamp and slowly move the instru-
Then un-clamp and slowly move the instru-
round in altitude, shift vernier A 45 ° fur-
round in altitude, shift vernier A 45° fur-
then x=360°/ab Four repetitions will
then x=360°/ab. Four repetitions will
formula x = 360°/42 = 45 °, or the
formula x = 360°/42 = 45°, or the
shift on the limb would be 30 ° .
shift on the limb would be 30°.
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PIIOTESTANT ALTiIAXCB FRIENDLY
Protestant Alliance Friendly
The Benevolent Societst. — A meet-
The Benevolent Society. — A meet-
ing ot the Society was held last night,
ing of the Society was held last night,
at Kutland Chambers, at which there
at Rutland Chambers, at which there
graduation on the Iimb of the Theodolite.
graduation on the limb of the Theodolite.
preceding. Thus a block of unsurveyed
preceding. Thus a block of un-surveyed
below 62 °
below 62°.
not be re adjusted until the whole of the
not be re-adjusted until the whole of the
sary. Log. reduction in feet=Log. length
sary. Log. reduction in feet = Log. length
of base in feet -|- Log. height above sea
of base in feet + Log. height above sea
expeditious and econominal surveys so as
expeditious and economical surveys so as
Cost of Triangulatian and statement of
Cost of Triangulation and statement of
to be eniirely dependent upon them. In
to be entirely dependent upon them. In
of such a character as to be in any wise
of such a character as to be in any ways
Surveys of Great Britain or of India." The
Surveys of Great Britain or of India". The
Instructions Jor the Guidance of
Instructions for the Guidance of
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HOME NEWS.
supper. The time actually occupied ia
supper. The time actually occupied in
playing the game was one thousand Urn c
playing the game was one thousand three
hnndred and eighty hours.
hundred and eighty hours.
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BIRTH.
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On Thursday last, 4th instant, nt her residence, North
On Thursday last, 4th instant, at her residence, North
Shorp, the wife of Mr. I. J. Buhgess, of a son.
Shore, the wife of Mr. I. J. BURGESS, of a son.
At the Wesleyan Mission House, Waingaroa, on the 9th
At the Wesleyan Mission House, Waingaroa [Whaingaroa], on the 9th
August, the wife of the Rev. James Wallis, Wesleyan
August, the wife of the Rev. JAMES WALLIS, Wesleyan
Captain Fitzßoy's Ten Shilling, and
Captain FitzRoy's Ten Shilling, and
Native Schools. — Bishop Selwyn, on his
NATIVE SCHOOLS.—Bishop Selwyn, on his
Hte visit to the interior, has established schools
late visit to the interior, has established schools
At the Wesley an Native Institution, at Auck
At the Wesley an Native Institution, at Auck-
hnd, a system of Normal education is now pur
land, a system of Normal education is now pur-
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AND WELLINGTON SPECTATOR.
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a Printing Company, and^ is edited by the
a Printing Company, and is edited by the
Co. We are glad to observe that it is .evi-
Co. We are glad to observe that it is evi-
and. we wish it every success. Sure we are
and we wish it every success. Sure we are
their own interest, they, will take care that the
their own interest, they will take care that the
flourishing trade. We shall be mo3t happy
flourishing trade. We shall be most happy
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A rarter, named James Stephen Fitchett,,
A carter, named James Stephen Fitchett,
was k- r ]l?d this af teropopij (Be^ was driving'
was k lled this afternoon. He was driving
a loaded dray;up to the farm where he w.as,
a loaded dray up to the farm where he was
vtn 'loved when he was., .knocked off,.- it is
m loyed when he was knocked off, it is
supp ■ v el:jjy a^ftjadden jerit anfl ;tlie wheet
supp ed by a sudden jerk, and the wheel
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A FRENCH TRAGEDY.
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ling! n, executed between the years 1880
lington, executed between the years 1866
were in existence prior to ISGG, could
were in existence prior to 1866, could
principle, and consequently erroneous in |
principle, and consequently erroneous in
their operations," in a disjointed manner,
their operations, in a disjointed manner,
small portions ofthe Wairarapa and East
small portions of the Wairarapa and East
qaiekly dispersed, the station! 'being pre-
quickly dispersed, the station being pre-
sently m its its normal state. Twelve
sently in its its normal state. Twelve
of the j passengers, from the train to which
of the passengers from the train to which
the accident had happened' came to town,
the accident had happened came to town,
were Mrs and Miss - Hio^geV " Mr and Mrs
were Mrs and Miss Hodge, Mr and Mrs
related to a separate group his ('account* of
related to a separate group his account of
this accident. In a few minates all had
this accident. In a few minutes all had
become, aware in ' this, _ way . of the f actual,-
become aware in this way of the actual
fact* of the occurrence and the crowd then
facts of the occurrence and the crowd then
aft»r- to bring on /aiserigers whoj were,
after to bring on passengers who were
waiting along-.j;heline to have come by the
waiting along the line to have come by the
pjsstngers from the aociderit, or some, fuller
passengers from the accident, or some fuller
ntTTs whibt would Have^ reached' jthe^^ar
news which would have reached the [illegible]
Hutt before it left, i; ' ; when tUe Itrara
Hutt before it left, when the train [illegible]
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] BRAND, Helen—The Funeral
BRAND, Helen—The Funeral
.service for the late Helen
service for the late Helen
jßrand will be held in our
Brand will be held in our
.chapel, 19 London Street
chapel, 19 London Street
. ICliiiatchurch. Thia Day (Mon
Christchurch. This Day (Mon-
Upon it ; being known that a . Mr . Jackson
Upon it being known that a Mr Jackson
»Wf,B ; injured it. was stated to be Mr W. s G;.
was injured it was stated to be Mr W. G.
Jackson, of this city. .* All these . ■fttements
Jackson, of this city. All these statements
howeT«r', ;( ' .were, , ".gradually, - disproved,
hower, were gradually disproved,
and the r4al facts became knowq. ' The ex- r
and the real facts became known. The ex-
who were killed, but a little later rumors.
who were killed, but a little later rumors
begai^'to.^culate i£ : who 'Jwefe- aqjbn'g the
began to circulate as to who were among the
XTtjuredj | ; aiid4t 'wSi ! 4Uicfiy.' jtiserted that
injured, and it was quickly asserted that
tb.» Hon JohriMyrifn' and nis/' ion, Mr 0/
the Hon John Martin and his son, Mr C.
Phajuzvn, Mr ' , 'Beetheim,': r and even -Mr
Pharazyn, Mr Beetham, and even Mr
jinmei •unlcriown, 1 ' were 'injured 'arid 'taken
names unknown, were injured and taken
to the G-reytown Hospital^ TneV rejeeipt
to the Greytown Hospital. The receipt
pf the specificintelligence, ; served to allay.'
of the specific intelligence served to allay
•omewhat r the excitement 'and anxiety, as to
somewhat the excitement and anxiety, as to
who^ werr kiliejd, Jovfi 'p plater rumors.
who were killed, but a little later rumors.
udßrin the spread ? of i'the news. f ßy^this
[illegible] the spread of the news. By this
time .numbers of .piiople,: m eluding:, many •
time numbers of people, including many
prominent i citizens ; who .. expected .relatives ,
prominent citizens who expected relatives
or fpiendii. by. th^j train, ih^d; arrived jat the
or friends by the train, had arrived at the
•tatipn^tomakf ,larger, enquiries,, and the
station to make larger enquiries, and the
ceived whi6h Stated, that three persons were
ceived which stated that three persons were
killed^ two beingjri'amed Nicholan »jnd Quinn
killed, two being named Nicholan and Quinn
and uride*cri»ed, and the third a Miss
and undescribed, and the third a Miss
Miarazyn. .^he^ meiaage^e,lao eaid it was
harazyn. The message also said it was
nc^ known if more were killed, but that
not known if more were killed, but that
By this jtinpiiVlHft-firit rumours, of .the
By this time the first rumours of the
•Tent had'spead through ; . the central - parts
event had spead through the central parts
of the town and within"* few minutee after
of the town and within a few minutes after
the train had left, 'padple began to arrive
the train had left, people began to arrive
at the railway station r in ; a state of intense
at the railway station in a state of intense
Wets.
West.
.»__».*.,..,.-- . ■ - f".i iii. tk ' • ......
farther particulars :— -Mr and Mrs West
farther particulars :— Mr and Mrs West
left Mr State's about two o'clock the day
left Mr Stace's about two o'clock the day
'before yesterday for Woodville, while
before yesterday for Woodville, while
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Serious Accident.
riy^i^. this afternoon, and Dr Macintire
riving this afternoon, and Dr Macintire
ju,rieg, ■;., No bones are expected- to have
juries. No bones are expected to have
been broken; and excepting a severe
been broken, and excepting a severe
flliaking to the system and a serious
shaking to the system and a serious
braising, the unfortunate man. has es-
bruising, the unfortunate man. has es-
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Serious Accident.
While returning through the' Manawatu
While returning through the Manawatu
. Gorge at about G. 30 Jast evening, Mr Is.
Gorge at about 6.30 last evening, Mr R.
Partridge/(cafter)'wag thrown -over the'
Partridge (carter) was thrown over the
side,, and rolling over some ,40 or 50ft.
side, and rolling over some 40 or 50ft.
lay stiinrted and senseless at the foot of
lay stunned and senseless at the foot of
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An Extraordinary Accident.
of an inch in width, with- 5 %yrQ J^teetti
of an inch in width, with two teeth
attached, being ofcon9i3?'ra}jJ!B;||4c^-
attached, being of considerable thick-
ness, were too far down*, the tfaroat
ness, were too far down the throat
for the doctor to see, and_Whad
for the doctor to see, and he had
therefore to depend, entirely
therefore to depend, entirely on his
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An Extraordinary Accident.
A most unusual case" came >under
A most unusual case came under
the notice of Dr Marr, at Bulls, ou
the notice of Dr Marr, at Bulls, on
"Wednesday^ knd^^tfarro^wly 'eaoap^d
Wednesday, and narrowly escaped
being a most ; serioiij£ one for the
being a most serious one for the
party interested. ; ; A "ywn'g' ; iflaj^a
party interested. A young man—a
[Concluded from No. 2806.]
[Concluded from Issue No. 2806.]
Instructions jor the Guidance of
Instructions for the Guidance of
Wellington.
Wellington. [Continued from March 6th page 2}
[Concluded from No. 2806.] from March 6th page 2
[Concluded from No. 2806.]
Surveyors to supply themselves with hook
Surveyors to supply themselves with book
ling ; Shortrede's Tables of Sines and
ling; Shortrede's Tables of Sines and
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than two feet square. liaving set off
than two feet square. Having set off
the blank space ofthe paper (see Appendix).
the blank space of the paper (see Appendix).
strictly proportionate to that of the plan ;
strictly proportionate to that of the plan;
and bottom' of the plan ; curved lines are
and bottom of the plan; curved lines are
Mountain Eanges, Rivers and Streams, but
Mountain Ranges, Rivers and Streams, but
for Lmkwater Hotel, Mahaki-
for Linkwater Hotel, Mahaki-
pa wu.
pawa.
.£SO to JEICO capital only required.
£50 to £100 capital only required.
157. I’eatherston street,
157. Featherston street,
OJN lON igTEAM jgHIP 00.
UNION STEAM SHIP CO.
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MAHAKIPAWA.
I? rfca«i? .a? d r >r£lll-kePt '^tel, called
fortable and well-kept hotel, called
the "Hotel Lmkwater," where visi-
the "Hotel Linkwater," where visi-
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SHOW DAY
Geldiim, 2vrs old.—J. Lmkwatcr s
Geldiim, 2vrs old.—J. Linkwater's
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Deaths
RAWSON, Kathleen Grace —
PAWSON, Kathleen Grace —
nans of Craig. Joanna and
nana of Craig, Joanna and
church). and Ted Breach
church), and Ted Breach
the Orowalt! Cemetery.
the Orowaiti Cemetery.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
(Petone), while Coleman (Lmkwator) put
(Petone), while Coleman (Linkwater) put
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RIFLE SHOOTING
(Blenheim) 411. Pask (Lmkwator) 410, W. J.
(Blenheim) 411. Pask (Linkwater) 410, W. J.
Lmkwator site at a oost of £57 10s.—The
Linkwater site at a oost of £57 10s.—The
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DAIRY AWARDS
Linkwator (V A. Adams) 94 3
Linkwater (V A. Adams) 94 3
375.5, 1; Lmkwater (W. A. Adams), 374.6,
375.5, 1; Linkwater (W. A. Adams), 374.6,
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SCHOOL COMMITTEES
at To Ron on the 28th Ar>ril the
at Te Rou on the 28th Ar>ril the
bersi of tho Linkwator Commititee ■.
bersi of tho Linkwater Committee
TOTANTED-MANAGEE OR LESSEE
WANTED-MANAGEE OR LESSEE
* • for Linkwator Hotel, Mahak--
for Linkwater Hotel, Mahaki-
paw*a.
pawa.
■£so to .£IOO capital only required.
£50 to £100 capital only required.
for Linkwator Hotel, Mahaki-
for Linkwater Hotel, Mahaki-
pau'a.
pawa.
XSO to TIM capital only required.
£50 to £100 capital only required.
rrrANTED. MANAGER OR LESSEE
WANTED. MANAGER OR LESSEE
foi Linkwator Hotel. Mahaki-
for Linkwater Hotel. Mahaki-
lawa.
pawa.
JBSO to JCIOO capital only required. _
£50 to £100 capital only required. _
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Uniformity of lines to be preserved in lay-
Uniformity of lines to be preserved in
ing out sections.
laying out sections.
vary greatly in size aud shapes, and conse-
vary greatly in size and shapes, and conse-
where the per centage for road allow-
where the percentage for road allow-
as follows :— •
as follows :—
' '.VIED, MANAGER OR LES.SK
WANTED, MANAGER OR LESSEE
’ ’ ;oi Linkwator Hotel, Mnhak . •
for Linkwater Hotel, Mahakipawa
£SO to HilOO capital only required.
£50 to £100 capital only required.
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PELORUS ROAD BOARD
Tield experiments and other instruc-
field experiments and other instruc-
tive Avork among the farmers of the
tive work among the farmers of the
man, it AA ras decided that a copy of
man, it was decided that a copy of
town, and Linkwator' branches of the
town, and Linkwater branches of the
I'he eliairinaai asked for an inspec-
The chairman asked for an inspec-
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
XIV., Linkwator, in the right hand
XIV., Linkwater, in the right hand
(Linkwatcr), 47.
(Linkwater), 47.
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THE WAIRAU POLL
Ivincaid 71 3 40 2
Kincaid 71 3 40 2
lvoromiko 47 6 36 0
Koromiko 47 6 36 0
Langloy Dale 10 5 6 0
Langley Dale 10 5 6 0
Linkwatcr - 69 9 43 0
Linkwater - 69 9 43 0
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
ladies’ evening. Messrs J. Linkwatcr
ladies’ evening. Messrs J. Linkwater
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SHOOTING AT REWA REWA
£2, W, A. Adams (Linkwatcr) 47; 3Os,
£2, W, A. Adams (Linkwater) 47; 3Os,
A Grade.—£3, £, M. Wrigley (Qjwki)
A Grade.—£3, £, M. Wrigley (Opaki)
ker (Linkwater) 181; £3, F. Sliarland
ker (Linkwater) 181; £3, F. Sharland
ston) ISO.
ston) 180.
land), A. Barker (Linkwatcr) 470, It.
land), A. Barker (Linkwater) 470, It.
473, C. Nix (Fcathcrston), P. Hood
473, C. Nix (Featherston), P. Hood
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NEW ZEALAND “BISLEY”
W. West (Remvick), 11. Boon (Karori)
W. West (Renwick), 11. Boon (Karori)
(Linkwatcr) 476, R. Hosier (Suburbs),
(Linkwater) 476, R. Hosier (Suburbs),
H. Feast (Greytowu) 475, E. Ballinger
H. Feast (Greytown) 475, E. Ballinger
ston), F. Hood (Fcatherston), H. Tay-
ston), F. Hood (Featherston), H. Tay-
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SHOOTING AT TRENTHAM.
£3 —A. Barker (Linkwatcr) .... 93
£3 —A. Barker (Linkwater) .... 93
A. It. Ba.rker (Linkwatcr) 303
A. It. Ba.rker (Linkwater) 303
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NEW ZEALAND “BISLEY”
60s—A. Barker (Linkwatcr) ... 93
60s—A. Barker (Linkwater) ... 93
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UP AGAINST IT
ker (Linkwatcr), :ind E. 8. Kiiij? (Wa-
ker (Linkwater), :ind E. 8. Kiiij? (Wa-
£3 each—A. K. Barker (Linkwatcr),
£3 each—A. K. Barker (Linkwater),
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EYES ON THE BELT
10s each.—A. R. Barker (Linkwatcr), 57;
10s each.—A. R. Barker (Linkwater), 57;
Frazor (Kaitangata), 56; C. J. Nix (Fcathers-
Frazor (Kaitangata), 56; C. J. Nix (Feathers-
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Dairy Control Board
Mr J. B. Barnett (Linkwatcr) ad-
Mr J. B. Barnett (Linkwater) ad-
in respect to tho system of voting,
in respect to the system of voting,
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SHOOTING.
yards.—£4, L. Pack (Link-water) 49;
yards.—£4, L. Pack (Linkwater) 49;
Linkwatcr Match, 10 shots at 600
Linkwater Match, 10 shots at 600
Pask (Linkwatcr) put on three hulls,
Pask (Linkwater) put on three bulls,
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EIFLE SHOOTING
EIFLE SHOOTING
RIFLE SHOOTING
IJNKAVATEH CLUB.
LINKWATER CLUB.
The Linkwatcr Club’s Goulter Cup
The Linkwater Club’s Goulter Cup
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RIFLE AND RANGE.
final totals were: Linkwatcr 45 L, Rcn-
final totals were: Linkwater 45 L, Rcn-
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KING’S PRIZE.
£6. Linkwatcr 481; £5, Opaki 4SO;
£6. Linkwater 481; £5, Opaki 4SO;
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SING'S PRIZEMAN.
,T. E. Harris (Linkwatcr) 38, 502; A.
,T. E. Harris (Linkwater) 38, 502; A.
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TRENTHAM SHOOTING
47, IT. W. Feast (Greyto’wn) 47, R>
47, IT. W. Feast (Greytown) 47, R>
na) 84, C. Coleman (Linkwatcr) S 3.
na) 84, C. Coleman (Linkwater) 83.
G. Tcwhaiti (Tnhirangi) S 3, C. Hol-
G. Tewhaiti (Tuhirangi) S 3, C. Hol-
field (Mafiborough) 82. Counted out:
field (Marlborough) 82. Counted out:
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TRENTHAM RIFLE MEETING
the highest. agjji'bgntes out. of the. “-Belt
the highest. aggregates out. of the. “-Belt
ris (Linkwatcr) taking two gold medals
ris (Linkwater) taking two gold medals
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RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
J. E. Harris (Linkwatcr). 358.
J. E. Harris (Linkwater). 358.
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This article has been continued from March 6th issue, page 2 ------- errors exhibited lie within the limits stated
errors exhibited lie within the limits stated
the following rule : as the sum of all the
the following rule: as the sum of all the
whole error iv northing and southing or
whole error in northing and southing or
Cases in which this system of Traverse mag
Cases in which this system of Traverse may
le modified.
be modified.
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THE KING’S FIFTY.
watcr), C. Whiteman (Upper Hutt)
water), C. Whiteman (Upper Hutt)
(Dannevix-ke) 357, W. H. West (Kexx-
(Dannevix-ke) 357, W. H. West (Ren-
wick), H. Trotman (Grcytown), H
wick), H. Trotman (Greytown), H
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NEW ZEALAND BISLEY
A R. Barker (Linkwatcr), 97; Rflmn. A.
A R. Barker (Linkwater), 97; Rflmn. A.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
97; A. Barker (Linkwatcr), 97; A. Swan-
97; A. Barker (Linkwater), 97; A. Swan-
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
opening match. The sup mad° a few
opening match. The sun made a few
(Christchurch), Barker (Linkwatcr), Swan-
(Christchurch), Barker (Linkwater), Swan-
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ROLL OF HONOUR.
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of my dear son, Hubert Porcival Jnck-
of my dear son, Robert eorcival Jack-
eod Fowler, Tth Reinforcements, killed
son Fowler, 7th Reinforcements, killed
in action In France on September £>,
in action In France on September 8,
191S ; aged 20 years. His duty done.
1918 ; aged 20 years. His duty done.
(Christchurch), Barker (Linkwate.r), Swan-
(Christchurch), Barker (Linkwater), Swan-
£2, A. Baker (Linkwatcr), 97.
£2, A. Baker (Linkwater), 97.
The following take £IH. Boon (Karori)
The following take £1:-H. Boon (Karori)
97, M. Connor (Napier) 93, H. Hunt (Wcl-
97, M. Connor (Napier) 93, H. Hunt (Wel-
limdon Suburbs) 96, W. H. Ballinger (Pe-
lington Suburbs) 96, W. H. Ballinger (Pe-
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Instructions jor the Guidance of *
Instructions jor the Guidance of
[Concluded from No. 2806.]
[Concluded from No. 2806.] from March 6th page 2
. the aid of a pocket compass, may become
the aid of a pocket compass, may become
for mountain ranges aud spurs and ver-
for mountain ranges and spurs and
micular lines for streams unlike nature
vermicular lines for streams unlike nature
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Fatal Accident?
(united press association 0
(United Press Association)
- Ftfi^DiKp, .Thursday. >
Feilding, Thursday.
A Maori nanfedKHbrf -T% Awhuri, *ho
A Maori named Hori Te Awahuri, who
ffimhiffo &'aKurt-Rb i ad,"diect t y«T
was thrown from his horse on Tuesday night on the Awahuri Road, died yes-
ttrd^l ra€te»toopti,>'J -thej ?*liwH< Kavffig?
terday afternoon, the skull having
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