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1:29PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked "Evening Post" Plioio. COLLEGE SPORTS AT SEATOUN.—The 'finish of one of the junior events yesterday at St. Mary's College sports at Seatoun Park. as complete

1:29PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Plioio. COLLEGE SPORTS AT SEATOUN.—The 'finish of one of the junior events yesterday at St. Mary's College sports at Seatoun Park.

"Evening Post" Plioio.

"Evening Post" Photo.

1:29PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Plioio. COLLEGE SPORTS AT SEATOUN.—The 'finish of one of the junior events yesterday at St. Mary's College sports at Seatoun Park.

COLLEGE SPORTS AT SEATOUN.— The 'finish of one of the junior

COLLEGE SPORTS AT SEATOUN.— The finish of one of the junior

1:28PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked "Evening Post" Photo. Getting rid of the, ball, Parton, the Seatoun goalkeeper, avoids Leslie, the Petone centre forward, while'a Seatoun defender approaches in the background. An incident in the Petone-Seatoun Association game al the Basin Reserve last week. as complete

1:28PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.

The whole lecture from beginning to end «as

The whole lecture from beginning to end was

on earth, his many acts for afflicted, and

on earth, his many acts for the afflicted, and

for those who had been dealt with—perhaps

for those who had been dealt with — perhaps

hardly through life—being beautifully drawn,

hardly through life — being beautifully drawn,

was the one end all they had ’to care for, as

was the one end all they had to care for, as

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the brilliance of Christ’s wisdom ; the exten-

the brilliance of Christ’s wisdom; the exten-

sion of his,power, the eloquence of his speech,

sion of his power, the eloquence of his speech,

were everywhere—here and there, and where-

were everywhere — here and there, and where-

ever they mightgo,He was to bo felt; —from the

ever they might go, He was to be felt; — from the

if they liked to partake of them, a»d take a

if they liked to partake of them, and take a

rieveiend gentlemen observed, they should

reverend gentlemen observed, they should

which brought “ joy Unspeakable and full of

which brought “joy unspeakable and full of

glory.” The reverend gentlemen went onto

glory.” The reverend gentlemen went on to

observe that in this faith in Cud there was

observe that in this faith in God there was

joy in the unseen ; and in each of these par-

joy in the unseen; and in each of these par-

closest attention of his s.udience. Descriptive

closest attention of his audience. Descriptive

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1:28PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Photo. Getting rid of the, ball, Parton, the Seatoun goalkeeper, avoids Leslie, the Petone centre forward, while'a Seatoun defender approaches in the background. An incident in the Petone-Seatoun Association game al the Basin Reserve last week.

Getting rid of the, ball, Parton, the Seatoun goalkeeper, avoids Leslie,

Getting rid of the ball, Parton, the Seatoun goalkeeper, avoids Leslie,

the Petone centre forward, while'a Seatoun defender approaches in

the Petone centre forward, while a Seatoun defender approaches in

game al the Basin Reserve last week.

game at the Basin Reserve last week.

1:27PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked t'TTj "■■"■' : •■....•.. : ■ ■ . ' .' . "Evening Post" Pfcoto. THERE'SS A BOWER OF ROSES?—Another view of one of Wellington's -.beautiful public rose gardens. The above pfwtographof therosery m the Zoo garden* was taken on the same day as ihatofthAotdical Gardens published last evening. • ■ . .'.'.■ ••.-.. "ETenlag Pott" Photo. wSSfR°fh^m °N A/°EULAR OTOR ROAD.-;* spur of the Ml abutting on to the road to the north of Worser Bay which it is,proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion, of one of the most ;•■■■' popular motor runs around the city and is known as the.Queen's Drive. as complete

1:27PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited t'TTj "■■"■' : •■....•.. : ■ ■ . ' .' . "Evening Post" Pfcoto. THERE'SS A BOWER OF ROSES?—Another view of one of Wellington's -.beautiful public rose gardens. The above pfwtographof therosery m the Zoo garden* was taken on the same day as ihatofthAotdical Gardens published last evening. • ■ . .'.'.■ ••.-.. "ETenlag Pott" Photo. wSSfR°fh^m °N A/°EULAR OTOR ROAD.-;* spur of the Ml abutting on to the road to the north of Worser Bay which it is,proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion, of one of the most ;•■■■' popular motor runs around the city and is known as the.Queen's Drive.

A DANGEROUS BEND ON A POPULAR MOTOR ROAD.— a spur of the hill abutting on to the road to the north of

A DANGEROUS BEND ON A POPULAR MOTOR ROAD.— A spur of the hill abutting on to the road to the north of

Worser Bay which it is proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion of one of the most

Worser Bay which it is proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. This is a portion of one of the most

1:26PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited t'TTj "■■"■' : •■....•.. : ■ ■ . ' .' . "Evening Post" Pfcoto. THERE'SS A BOWER OF ROSES?—Another view of one of Wellington's -.beautiful public rose gardens. The above pfwtographof therosery m the Zoo garden* was taken on the same day as ihatofthAotdical Gardens published last evening. • ■ . .'.'.■ ••.-.. "ETenlag Pott" Photo. wSSfR°fh^m °N A/°EULAR OTOR ROAD.-;* spur of the Ml abutting on to the road to the north of Worser Bay which it is,proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion, of one of the most ;•■■■' popular motor runs around the city and is known as the.Queen's Drive.

THERE'S A BOWER OF ROSES."— Another view of one of Wellington's beautiful public rose gardens. The above

"THERE'S A BOWER OF ROSES."— Another view of one of Wellington's beautiful public rose gardens. The above

• ■ . .'.'.■ ••.-.. "ETenlag Pott" Photo.

"Evening Post" Photo.

wSSf R°fh^ m °N A/° EULAR OTOR ROAD.-;* spur of the Ml abutting on to the road to the north of

A DANGEROUS BEND ON A POPULAR MOTOR ROAD.— a spur of the hill abutting on to the road to the north of

Worser Bay which it is,proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion, of one of the most

Worser Bay which it is proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion of one of the most

;•■■■' popular motor runs around the city and is known as the.Queen's Drive.

popular motor runs around the city and is known as the Queen's Drive.

1:25PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.

speech which clothes the truths of the-Gospel.

speech which clothes the truths of the Gospel

withacolcr which cannot be misunderstood, it*

with a color which cannot be misunderstood, it

• must be admitted that the reverend gentleman’s

must be admitted that the reverend gentleman’s

i desire has been fully-accomplished;! wiz-V that

desire has been fully accomplished; viz, that

of spreading the Gospel, so him'

of spreading the Gospel, so far as in him

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in that respect he:has been ably

in that respect he has been ably assisted

most to secure that free and open admission to,

most to secure that free and open admission to

the grand medium towards a , thorough :

the grand medium towards a thorough

xe-vivification of the Christian Church.

re-vivification of the Christian Church.

... We are led into these remarks by the re-

We are led into these remarks by the re-

'such audiences ,to attend.: Yesterday morn-

such audiences to attend. Yesterday morn-

ing the Bev. Dr. Somerville addressed a

ing the Rev. Dr. Somerville addressed a

The text was given from Ist Petej, Ist chap,

The text was given from 1st Peter, 1st chap,

aiid Bth verse, “ Whom having not seen, ye

and 8th verse, “Whom having not seen, ye

.love ; in, whom, though now ye see him not,

love; in, whom, though now ye see him not,

inaguificent address of biblical reading from

magnificent address of biblical reading from

forth that Cod was for God and all—the one

forth that God was for God and all — the one

'Almighty and all-saving Creator. Descriptions

Almighty and all-saving Creator. Descriptions

theoriesin reference to,the true religion of Jesus

theories in reference to the true religion of Jesus

Christ and were persuasive id the extreme,

Christ and were persuasive in the extreme,

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1:24PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited t'TTj "■■"■' : •■....•.. : ■ ■ . ' .' . "Evening Post" Pfcoto. THERE'SS A BOWER OF ROSES?—Another view of one of Wellington's -.beautiful public rose gardens. The above pfwtographof therosery m the Zoo garden* was taken on the same day as ihatofthAotdical Gardens published last evening. • ■ . .'.'.■ ••.-.. "ETenlag Pott" Photo. wSSfR°fh^m °N A/°EULAR OTOR ROAD.-;* spur of the Ml abutting on to the road to the north of Worser Bay which it is,proposed to remove to give motorists a clearer view of the road. . This is a portion, of one of the most ;•■■■' popular motor runs around the city and is known as the.Queen's Drive.

t'TTj "■■"■' : •■....•.. : ■ ■ . ' .' . "Evening Post" Pfcoto.

"Evening Post" Photo.

THERE'SS A BOWER OF ROSES?—Another view of one of Wellington's -.beautiful public rose gardens. The above

THERE'S A BOWER OF ROSES."— Another view of one of Wellington's beautiful public rose gardens. The above

pfwtographof therosery m the Zoo garden* was taken on the same day as ihatofthAotdical Gardens published last evening.

photograph of the rosery in the Zoo gardens was taken on the same day as that of the Botanical Gardens published last evening.

1:22PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked "Evening Post" Photo. Bathers entering the water near the Yacht Club sheds at Worser Bay on one of the New Year holidays. "Sport and General" Photo, Scenes on the flying deck of H;M.S. Argus when the aircraft-carrier was at Portsmouth on December 9 undergoing trials of a new accelerator for launching land planes. Top, the lift bringing machines to the flying deck. Below, a view of the deck with inachines awaiting dispatch. as complete

1:21PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Photo. Bathers entering the water near the Yacht Club sheds at Worser Bay on one of the New Year holidays. "Sport and General" Photo, Scenes on the flying deck of H;M.S. Argus when the aircraft-carrier was at Portsmouth on December 9 undergoing trials of a new accelerator for launching land planes. Top, the lift bringing machines to the flying deck. Below, a view of the deck with inachines awaiting dispatch.

Scenes on the flying deck of H;M.S. Argus when the aircraft-carrier was at Portsmouth on December 9

Scenes on the flying deck of H.M.S. Argus when the aircraft-carrier was at Portsmouth on December 9

flying deck. Below, a view of the deck with inachines awaiting dispatch.

flying deck. Below, a view of the deck with machines awaiting dispatch.

1:20PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.

THE EEV. DR. SOMERVILLE AT THE THEATRE

THE REV. DR. SOMERVILLE AT THE THEATRE

*/ . V ROYAL A ')

ROYAL

Ber<nous 'topics of all others, when spoken of

Religious topics of all others, when spoken of

in a truly evangeli-aic se&svcuriohsly enough,

in a truly evangelistic sense, curiously enough,

continue to .theT,world, and in this

continue to attract the world, and in this

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little world of ours—the city of. Wellington—!

little world of ours — the city of Wellington —

there has iarely been*Wanting an ‘instance in

there has rarely been wanting an instance in

thh Education' waeQ a certain section

the Education Bill, when a certain section

through .Parliament, and very properly got it

through Parliament, and very properly got it

represented;.and erery one knew the. result of

represented; and every one knew the result of

hndeavor: ‘ Bat in the mission ordinated

that endeavor: But in the mission ordinated

by theiß-av. Dr. Somerville, and which has

by the Rev. Dr. Somerville, and which has

now been, nearly carried to- a conclusion, pro-

now been, nearly carried to a conclusion, pro-

been drawn before hi-u, his gifted ministrations

been drawn before him, his gifted ministrations

being snob .as: to thoroughly enthral the atten-!

being such as to thoroughly enthral the atten-

derive many weM-dravvh precepts which, ini

derive many well-drawn precepts which, in

religiousT dalculati<>n, r must 1 be 1 Afterwards

religious calculation, must be afterwards

reckoned in the measure: of his efforts. BiiU*

reckoned in the measure of his efforts. Bril-

liant, characteristic, and eloquent, enthusiastic*

liant, characteristic, and eloquent, enthusiastic

speech which clothes the truths tbe-Gospel.

speech which clothes the truths of the-Gospel.

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1:18PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked , . j, V. . ..■,.■•.:■ "'..'.■'■■' ' Crown Studloa Photo. THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING AND' LIFE-SAVING.-CLUB.—Winners of the Junior Cup, Novice Cup, andLawKoseßowl,l93l.Lefttoright:G.TurneyA.Bartlelt,A.D. Adams, I. Stone, I. Gendall. Middle row: G. Bell, T. Rowell, K. M. Wilton, E. I. Bellman, A. Taylor, K. Jenkins. ,In front: E. F. White, G. A. James, J. W. Newport (club captain, instructor), J. /. Warring, and V. G. Ames (viah captain). as complete

1:17PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited , . j, V. . ..■,.■•.:■ "'..'.■'■■' ' Crown Studloa Photo. THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING AND' LIFE-SAVING.-CLUB.—Winners of the Junior Cup, Novice Cup, andLawKoseßowl,l93l.Lefttoright:G.TurneyA.Bartlelt,A.D. Adams, I. Stone, I. Gendall. Middle row: G. Bell, T. Rowell, K. M. Wilton, E. I. Bellman, A. Taylor, K. Jenkins. ,In front: E. F. White, G. A. James, J. W. Newport (club captain, instructor), J. /. Warring, and V. G. Ames (viah captain).

, . j, V. . ..■,.■•.:■ "'..'.■'■■' ' Crown Studloa Photo.

Crown Studios Photo.

THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING AND' LIFE-SAVING.-CLUB.— Winners of the Junior Cup, Novice Cup,

THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING AND LIFE-SAVING CLUB.— Winners of the Junior Cup, Novice Cup,

andLawKoseßowl,l93l.Lefttoright:G.TurneyA.Bartlelt,A.D. Adams, I. Stone, I. Gendall.

and Law Rose Bowl, 1931. Left to right: G. Turney, A. Bartlett, A.D. Adams, I. Stone, I. Gendall.

Middle row: G. Bell, T. Rowell, K. M. Wilton, E. I. Bellman, A. Taylor, K. Jenkins. ,In front: E. F.

Middle row: G. Bell, T. Rowell, K. M. Wilton, E. F. Bellman, A. Taylor, K. Jenkins. In front: E. F.

White, G. A. James, J. W. Newport (club captain, instructor), J. /. Warring, and V. G. Ames (viah

White, G. A. James, J. W. Newport (club captain, instructor), J. J. Warring, and V. G. Ames (vice

1:13PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited DR. SOMERVILLE’S MISSION.

a gifted speaker was in their midst, —one

a gifted speaker was in their midst, — one

After the singing of a hymn, and ah intima-

After the singing of a hymn, and an intima-

1:13PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited DR. SOMERVILLE’S MISSION.

‘-SERVICES AT THE' ODD FELLOWS’ HALL AND

SERVICES AT THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL AND

welfare and substantial education of. a popula-

welfare and substantial education of a popula-

Bev. Charles Clark has been here, and his

Rev. Charles Clark has been here, and his

have likewise seen that when real taleut and

have likewise seen that when real talent and

has always been attentive listeners ; and ae

has always been attentive listeners; and de

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times shown to be open to the liberal, free, and in-

times shown to be open to the liberal, free, and in--

Bellows’ Hall, at the hour of eight o’clock,

Fellows’ Hall, at the hour of eight o’clock,

first chapter of John—“ Behold the Lamb of

first chapter of John — “Behold the Lamb of

‘God.’’ His address, which was listened

God.’’ His address, which was listened

o-raphic. He likened the spread of re-

graphic. He likened the spread of re-

courve of its progress through their midst

course of its progress through their midst

Ho urged all to unite and become that grand

He urged all to unite and become that grand

the . Evangelist again addressed an immense

the Evangelist again addressed an immense

in Heaven. All- humanity, he observed, was

in Heaven. All humanity, he observed, was

The cultivation: of that garden was His glorious

The cultivation of that garden was His glorious

achievement on earth ; the sum and substance

achievement on earth; the sum and substance

of His great mission here below.' Bat on look-

of His great mission here below. But on look-

ing at that garden which comprised plants aud

ing at that garden which comprised plants and

flowers from,all nations, and the innermost

flowers from all nations, and the innermost

portions of the earth—where the tropical

portions of the earth — where the tropical

, bloomed with the plant from the Arctic pula

bloomed with the plant from the Arctic pole

‘ He was always to be permitted to pluck one

He was always to be permitted to pluck one

where He might, andtheirattention was His own

where He might, and their attention was His own

that-garden, in which they all occupied a,

that garden, in which they all occupied a

of that place in the mind of Jesus—the

of that place in the mind of Jesus — the

keeper of the garden in'' which they all had

keeper of the garden in' which they all had

always be remembered—“ God so loved the

always be remembered — “God so loved the

world that He gave His only begotten Son ; ’,’

world that He gave His only begotten Son;"

1 them all to take advantagajbf the opportunities

them all to take advantage of the opportunities

■beautiful comparisons between nature and

beautiful comparisons between nature and

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1:07PM, 10 September 2025 Peter Lineham edited THE BIBLE AS IT IS.

rect : his very conception of humanity had

rect: his very conception of humanity had

theme ; and let them look at it as shown in

theme; and let them look at it as shown in

chapter of Acts, and the 20th verse —“Almost

chapter of Acts, and the 20th verse — “Almost

1:07PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited • ■• -■• -'■■■.; ■' •:■...■ ■'•;: ■ '■:■ ■.. • . . •: . , , . . . ' . ... . , . Wellington Photographic Works Photo. AT THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING CLUB'S CARNIVAL— On left, start of the 50 yards Wellington Centre Championship, the ■ winneri C Cldridge, getting:a good start. Top right, winners of the Walker' and Halltrophy forchampion clay teams—from left, C. Claridge, E. Eversleigh, E. M. Gill, R. Burns, A. de Costa. Bottom right, old-timers''team, winners of the challenge■ relay mcc—from left, F.

• ■• -■• -'■■■.; ■' •:■...■ ■'•;: ■ '■:■ ■.. • . . •: . , , . . . ' . ... . , . Wellington Photographic Works Photo.

Wellington Photographic Works Photo.

AT THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING CLUB'S CARNIVAL— On left, start of the 50 yards Wellington Centre Championship, the ■ winner i C Cldridge, getting: a good start. Top right, winners of the Walker'

AT THE WORSER BAY SWIMMING CLUB'S CARNIVAL— On left, start of the 50 yards Wellington Centre Championship, the winner, C. Claridge, getting a good start. Top right, winners of the Walker

and Halltrophy forchampion clay teams—from left, C. Claridge, E. Eversleigh, E. M. Gill, R. Burns, A. de Costa. Bottom right, old-timers''team, winners of the challenge■ relay mcc—from left, F.

and Hall trophy for champion elay teams—from left, C. Claridge, E. Eversleigh, E. M. Gill, R. Burns, A. de Costa. Bottom right, old-timers' team, winners of the challenge relay race—from left, F. Wilson, V. L. Allen, G. J. Green, H. [Silean], J. W. Green.

12:45PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff marked "Evening Post" Photo. rnenes at Worser Bay during the coinbined yachting clubs' "Fitness >"eek" picnic yesterday afternoon. Above, yachts and bathers on he beach. Right, children following .a club official who was preparing to dispense sweets. Taree (left) and St. George, two Australia^ yachts ivhich competed in the world 18-footer championship at Auckland. Taree ivas awarded the series on points, but later was disqualified. as complete

12:45PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Photo. rnenes at Worser Bay during the coinbined yachting clubs' "Fitness >"eek" picnic yesterday afternoon. Above, yachts and bathers on he beach. Right, children following .a club official who was preparing to dispense sweets. Taree (left) and St. George, two Australia^ yachts ivhich competed in the world 18-footer championship at Auckland. Taree ivas awarded the series on points, but later was disqualified.

Australia^ yachts ivhich competed

Australian yachts which competed

ship at Auckland. Taree ivas

ship at Auckland. Taree was

12:44PM, 10 September 2025 Geoff edited "Evening Post" Photo. rnenes at Worser Bay during the coinbined yachting clubs' "Fitness >"eek" picnic yesterday afternoon. Above, yachts and bathers on he beach. Right, children following .a club official who was preparing to dispense sweets. Taree (left) and St. George, two Australia^ yachts ivhich competed in the world 18-footer championship at Auckland. Taree ivas awarded the series on points, but later was disqualified.

rnenes at Worser Bay during the coinbined yachting clubs' "Fitness

Scenes at Worser Bay during the coinbined yachting clubs' "Fitness

>"eek" picnic yesterday afternoon. Above, yachts and bathers on

Week" picnic yesterday afternoon. Above, yachts and bathers on

he beach. Right, children following .a club official who was

the beach. Right, children following a club official who was

12:10PM, 10 September 2025 HY edited DEATHS.

Staveley; aged 64 years

Staveley; aged 64 years.

12:09PM, 10 September 2025 HY edited DEATHS. and marked it as complete

BUTCHER - On August 26th. 1032, at the

BUTCHER - On August 26th. 1932, at the

loved mother of J. H. P. Evans; in her

loved mother of J. R. P. Evans; in her

12:08PM, 10 September 2025 HY edited DEATHS.

«rt««-On August 26th, 1932, at her

CROSKELL -On August 26th, 1932, at her

WKJTm Georee street, New Brighton,

residence, 62 George street, New Brighton,

J{ffto»ke»; ased SI years.

Betty Croskell; aged 81 years.

-.si-On August 26th. 3 932, at Christ-

EVANS-On August 26th. 1932, at Christ-

W zHa Catherine Elizabeth, dearly be-

church, Catherine Elizabeth, dearly be-

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gjiwttor of J. H. P. Evans; in her

loved mother of J. H. P. Evans; in her

jUI, jtH.

84th year.

...tjniy—On August 26th, 1932, at his

HALLIDAY—On August 26th, 1932, at his

;-£««•.'Annat, Thomas, widower of the

residence, Annat, Thomas, widower of the

2,lirah HaUiday; aged 82 years.

late Sarah Halliday; aged 82 years.

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12:05PM, 10 September 2025 HY edited DEATHS.

_ - ~«B_On August 26th. 1032, at the

BUTCHER - On August 26th. 1032, at the

Hospital, James, beloved

Christchurch Hospital, James, beloved

°25|01 Annie Butcher, 23 Harper

husband of Annie Butcher, 23 Harper

aged 76 years.

street, Sydenham; aged 76 years.

•nffflflS—On August 26th, 1932, at the

TIMPSON—On August 26th, 1932, at the

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fSdSsHMPital, Ashburton, Charles, dearly-

Public Hospital, Ashburton, Charles, dearly-

S«edlin«band of Ellen Ann Timpson, of

beloved husband of Ellen Ann Timpson, of

StwWi

Staveley; aged 64 years

(Jjr Funeral Notices See Page 20.)

(For Funeral Notices See Page 20.)

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11:55AM, 10 September 2025 HY edited DEATHS

6/23/00. Ist N2.Ef.l-On July

6/23/00. 1st N.Z.E.F.)-On July

21. 1961, at Timarn. dearly

21, 1961, at Timaru, dearly

[father of Les. Tony, Janet.

father of Les, Tony, Janet.

Dick, and Dougal:- and eldest

Dick, and Dougal; and eldest

ison of Mrs and the late Mr C.

son of Mrs and the late Mr C.

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[Timpson (Staveley): aged 66

Timpson (Staveley): aged 66

veare. No flowers, please. The

years. No flowers, please. The

1 Funeral will leave St. Stephen's

Funeral will leave St. Stephen's

'Church. Peel Forest, on Mon-

Church. Peel Forest, on Mon-

[commencing at 2 p.m., for the

commencing at 2 p.m., for the

Mount Peel Cemetery. R. W

Mount Peel Cemetery. R. W.

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11:44AM, 10 September 2025 HY edited ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths

MAH IE U, Algernald Georgt

MAHIEU, Algernald George

9:18AM, 10 September 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL. and marked it as complete

— : "*-:

- Crowded Out. — Owing to extreme pres-

Crowded Out. — Owing to extreme pres-

sure on our space our <Patea letter and

sure on our space our Patea letter and

issue] ' • ' . ■ • ■

issue.

Chanqino- Hakds. — Thompson Bros, of

Changing Hands. — Thompson Bros. of

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Foilding have sold their business as general

Feilding have sold their business as general

storekeepers to Mr George Crichtbn, who

storekeepers to Mr George Crichton, who

will for the futuro carry on tho business. .

will for the future carry on the business.

Feildin& Stock Sales. — Messrs Hal-

Feilding Stock Sales. — Messrs Hal-

combe and Slierwell will hold the first of a

combe and Sherwell will hold the first of a

yards, Halcpnibc, on Friday, November 10.

yards, Halcombe, on Friday, November 10.

Severe Q-ale. — During tlio severe

Severe Gale. — During the severe

accidents occurred to tlio Harbour Board's

accidents occurred to the Harbour Board’s

punts, one of which was sunk, and anotliei

punts, one of which was sunk, and another

Feildino Spouts. — A public meeting is

Feilding Spouts. — A public meeting is

to bo lield in Foilding to-morrow evening af

to be held in Feilding to-morrow evening at

■ 8 o'clock, at Eoe's Hotel to receivo from tlic

8 o’clock, at Roe’s Hotel to receive from the

tho sports committee tlic balance-sheet and

the sports committee the balance-sheet and

report for the past year, and to arrange o

report for the past year, and to arrange a

programme for this .season.

programme for this season.

The VETERisAmr Abt. — The world-re-

The Veterinary Art. — The world-re-

j novmed veterinary surgeon and vendor of

nowned veterinary surgeon and vendor of

patent and successful horse medicines, Mi

patent and successful horse medicines, Mr

S. Slesinger, lias arrived, and is now staying

S. Slesinger, has arrived, and is now staying

' at the Victoria Hotel, where he is prepared tc

at the Victoria Hotel, where he is prepared to

I receive orders for the supply of his mcdi-

receive orders for the supply of his medi-

i cines.

cines.

Colonisation Company. — 'A great de>

Colonisation Company. — A great de-

L mand has sprung up iv Wanganui durinj

mand has sprung up in Wanganui during

tbe last twenty-four hours for shares iv th<

the last twenty-four hours for shares in the

, Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Com-

Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Com-

■ pany, and Sir WMtworth Russell, the loca

pany, and Mr Whitworth Russell, the local

I agent, has been obliged to send north foi

agent, has been obliged to send north for

; additional forms of application.

additional forms of application.

Diphtheria. — The many friends of Mi

Diphtheria. — The many friends of Mr

■ Eoborson Pcrston, formerly manager of tht

Roberson Perston, formerly manager of the

. Bank of Sew South Wales, Wanganui, wil

Bank of Sew South Wales, Wanganui, will

sympathise sincerely witli him in tho sndder

sympathise sincerely with him in the sudden

loss of bis youngest daughter at Home, the

loss of his youngest daughter at Home, the

intelligence of whose flecease from diph-

intelligence of whose decease from diph-

Weekly Chronicle. — This journal wil

Weekly Chronicle. — This journal will

1 be published on Saturday morning, insteac

be published on Saturday morning, instead

, of this morning, so as to enable us to plae<

of this morning, so as to enable us to place

■ before our readers full accounts of the

before our readers full accounts of the

, Agricultural and Pastoral Association's

Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s

Annual Show, and of tbe Spring Meeting ol

Annual Show, and of the Spring Meeting of

1 tbe Wanganui Jockey Club, which takes

the Wanganui Jockey Club, which takes

Mb S. J. Thompson.— This genllemar.

Mr S. J. Thompson. — This gentleman

has resigned his seat in tbe Teilding Borougl

has resigned his seat in the Feilding Borough

Council, and the Voilding Star understands

Council, and the Feilding Star understands

that ho purposes leaving tho district and

that he purposes leaving the district and

settling as a farmer on another part of th(

settling as a farmer on another part of the

Train Tjiaitic. — ■ An unusually large

Train Traffic. — An unusually large

number of people availed thomselves ycstei 1 '

number of people availed themselves yester-

day of tbe facilities for travelling provided

day of the facilities for travelling provided

■ by our railway line, no fewer than 450

by our railway line, no fewer than 450

p people coming to town by tbe trains from

people coming to town by the trains from

the north and south in tbo morning, for tht

the north and south in the morning, for the

, purpose, doubtless, of attending tbe show

purpose, doubtless, of attending the show

and probably of being present also at to-clay's

and probably of being present also at to-day’s

races. - ■ • '

races.

Mabton House Faib. — Several horse

Marton Horse Fair. — Several horse

breeders from New Plj'inouth and the West

breeders from New Plymouth and the West

Coast generally have bcon urging on Messrs

Coast generally have been urging on Messrs

known Marton auctioneers, to bold at an

known Marton auctioneers, to hold at an

Mr Hammond's farni in March of this yeai

Mr Hammond’s farm in March of this year

having been sucli a great success. We liavc

having been such a great success. We have

Pjiinoess Theatre. — Tho Theatre was

Princess Theatre. — The Theatre was

crowded last night in every part, tbe pro-

crowded last night in every part, the pro-

gramme consisting of " Milky White " and

gramme consisting of “Milky White” and

tbe burlesque " Black-eyed - Susan." Tbe

the burlesque “Black-eyed - Susan.” The

excellent acting of Mr Beckett in tho formci

excellent acting of Mr Beckett in the former

piece was decidedly the feature of tht

piece was decidedly the feature of the

evening, but tbo burlesque excitited roars

evening, but the burlesque excitited roars

of laughter throughout, and iras adiniroblj

of laughter throughout, and was admirably

peated to-night, until after which, wo must

peated to-night, until after which we must

defer any detailed notice. Tlio perfor-

defer any detailed notice. The perfor-

mances are in aid of tbe Public library

mances are in aid of the Public library

, consequences to those concerned. A settlei

consequences to those concerned. A settler

was driving bis family out in a spring cart,

was driving his family out in a spring cart,

and, when about Westmere, be, for some

and, when about Westmere, he, for some

reason, removed tbe blinkers from his horse.

reason, removed the blinkers from his horse.

The consequence was that tho bor3o bolted,

The consequence was that the horse bolted,

nor did he stay bis course until be bad ac-

nor did he stay his course until he had ac-

complished tbo distance to town. For-

complished the distance to town. For-

tunately, tbe occupants of the trap all re-

tunately, the occupants of the trap all re-

tained their seats savo the baby, which was

tained their seats save the baby, which was

thrown out'by its mother during the horses

thrown out by its mother during the horses

picked up unharmed by later -travellers

picked up unharmed by later travellers

along tbe road, and returned to its anxious

along the road, and returned to its anxious

Thoeouohbhed Stallions. — Some con

Thoroughbred Stallions. — Some con-

fusion was caused at tbe show grounds yes

fusion was caused at the show grounds yes-

terday through one of tho assistant secretarys

terday through one of the assistant secretarys

pany's Biro Cap-a-Pie, who was awarded

pany’s sire Cap-a-Pie, who was awarded

second ■ prize, and also a similar ticket to

second prize, and also a similar ticket to

tbe groom in charge o£ Cnp-a-Pie iinaginod

the groom in charge of Cap-a-Pie imagined

that his charge Cad been awarded first

that his charge had been awarded first

prize, and duly attached tbe card to bis

prize, and duly attached the card to his

1 horses bridle. It, however, soon became

horses bridle. It, however, soon became

could not- both be first prize-takers, and tho

could not both be first prize-takers, and the

attention of tbo stewards having been drawn

attention of the stewards having been drawn

to tho incident, tbe mistake was rectified,

to the incident, the mistake was rectified,

; and a second prize card attatebed to Cap-a-

and a second prize card attached to Cap-a-

to the effect Unit tbo judges had been un-

to the effect that the judges had been un-

able to decide as to the merits of tbe two

able to decide as to the merits of the two

sires was quickly disp«U«d.

sires was quickly dispelled.

Awkwabd Accident. — Two enormous

Awkward Accident. — Two enormous

at Hie show yesterday, and elicited a large

at the show yesterday, and elicited a large

judges, who wero enthusiastic in tbeir praises

judges, who were enthusiastic in their praises

', of the qualities of tbe huge quadrupeds.

of the qualities of the huge quadrupeds.

[ They were almost too big for their pen,

They were almost too big for their pen,

however, and oue of them, rendered some-

however, and one of them, rendered some-

what restless probably by a severe llesb

what restless probably by a severe flesh

', wound which it bad given itself aceross tho

wound which it had given itself across the

nose, succeeded in breaking a panel" of tbe

nose, succeeded in breaking a panel of the

, prison, from which they were transferred to

prison, from which they were transferred to

nnollicr and seemingly "stronger one. Here,

another and seemingly stronger one. Here,

however, the wounded animal beeamo more

however, the wounded animal became more

restive, and in tlic course of its plunging

restive, and in the course of its plunging

from bido to side as admirer's interviewed it,

from side to side as admirer’s interviewed it,

it suddjnlv slashed out witb its hoof, hitting

it suddenly slashed out with its hoof, hitting

to bo in close proximity, a nasty blow in the

to be in close proximity, a nasty blow in the

fnco, blacking one eye and knocking out

face, blacking one eye and knocking out

screral to. A.

several teeth.

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9:05AM, 10 September 2025 teedee edited LOCAL AND GENERAL.

General Church Fond. — At a meet-

General Church Fund. — At a meet-

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1.0. G.T. —The usual weekly meeting

I.O.G.T. — The usual weekly meeting

o'clock.

o’clock.

Fike Bbioabe. — The town companies

Fire Brigade. — The town companies

of the Eire Brigade tested their hose last

of the Fire Brigade tested their hose last

proved bad. The Keitli-atreet Company

proved bad. The Keith-street Company

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test theirß next Thursday.

test theirs next Thursday.

Tbibbb. — Messrs Nichols. Tarrant and

Timber. — Messrs Nichols Tarrant and

Company, of Feildiag, advertise that they

Company, of Feilding, advertise that they

descriptions, and in any quautity, to be

descriptions, and in any quantity, to be

General Church: Fond. — At a meet-

General Church Fond. — At a meet-

ing of Christ Church parishioner.*, held

ing of Christ Church parishioners, held

Volunteers. — Tho Wanganui City

Volunteers. — The Wanganui City

Rifles and the City Uifles, accompanied

Rifles and the City Rifles, accompanied

A Eisuption. — A volcanic

A Volcanic Eruption. — A volcanic

eruption is taking place at the Tara»aki

eruption is taking place at the Taranaki

rock. The fissure from which tho steam

rock. The fissure from which the steam

■Wellington Railway Station.— The

Wellington Railway Station. — The

' ton Railway Station Contract: — Accepted

ton Railway Station Contract :— Accepted

— Alex. Eeece, Wellington, £2294 De-

— Alex. Reece, Wellington, £2294. De-

clined—Mitchell and Clegg, £2362; J.

clined — Mitchell and Clegg, £2362 ; J.

Adams, £2370 ; A. Compton, £2549 ; J.

Adams, £2376 ; A. Compton, £2549 ; J.

Russell, £2093 ; W. ltidler, £2H99 ;

Russell, £2693 ; W. Ridler, £2699 ;

Towsend and Sabb, £2850; lames Wil- j

Towsend and Sabb, £2850 ; James Wil-

son, £2883 ; Murdoch and Hose, £2890 ; I

son, £2883 ; Murdoch and Hose, £2890 ;

James Lockie, £2973 j A. Whiteford,

James Lockie, £2978 ; A. Whiteford,

Wellington Fire Brigades. —It

Wellington Fire Brigades. — It

neenis nearly certain that the Wellington

seems nearly certain that the Wellington

remains lo be seen. At all events, the

remains to be seen. At all events, the

brigades have given up work, aud are

brigades have given up work, and are

regard to the brigades' property, but it is

regard to the brigades’ property, but it is

with which premises and plant wero both

with which premises and plant were both

materiel. Tho plant certainly does not

matériel. The plant certainly does not

lurpose. We foresee trouble in this dis-

purpose. We foresee trouble in this dis-

banding of the brigades. In .case of fire

banding of the brigades. In case of fire

tlie brigades shabbily juid discourteously,

the brigades shabbily and discourteously,

anri the latter, with very bad judgment,

and the latter, with very bad judgment,

paid them back in their own coi;;, for-

paid them back in their own coin, for-

getting apparently that the iulerests of

getting apparently that the interests of

taken the work of a jire brigade, they

taken the work of a fire brigade, they

should not have retired from the fiold

should not have retired from the field

CALiFOENtAN Quail.— Theae birds are

Californian Quail. — These birds are

tho Kiwitea District, near the homestead

the Kiwitea District, near the homestead

The Burgess 8011.-— At a meeting of

The Burgess Roll. — At a meeting of

tho Public Works Committee of the

the Public Works Committee of the

Wellington City Couucil a suggestion

Wellington City Council a suggestion

waa trnde by the Mayor that tlie burgess

was made by the Mayor that the burgess

to be ve.'iduble at a shilling. This (says

to be vendable at a shilling. This (says

tion, und we trust tho Couucil will adopt

tion, and we trust the Council will adopt

Wokk for the Lvwyters. — AYe learn

Work for the Lawyers. — We learn

that thu difficulty with regard to certain

that the difficulty with regard to certain

of the Avenue sections below Dr Earlo's,

of the Avenue sections below Dr Earle’s,

| which va3 supposed to have been settled,

which was supposed to have been settled,

TVe also learn that the claim will be

We also learn that the claim will be

that further specimons of copper have

that further specimens of copper have

Travel's, Esq, when that gentleman gavo

Travers, Esq, when that gentleman gave

the D'Urville Island, or the Dun Moun-

the D’Urville Island, or the Dun Moun-

wood in Messrs Cross Brothers' timber

wood in Messrs Cross Brothers’ timber

necessary in the way oF bandaging, and

necessary in the way of bandaging, and

Hotel on Y/cdnesday evening. The re-

Hotel on Wednesday evening. The re-

port and balance-aheet as read by the

port and balance-sheet as read by the

Secretary were adopted. Tho following

Secretary were adopted. The following

officers were elected : — Hon Secretary

officers were elected :— Hon Secretary

It wns decided not to joia the proposed

It was decided not to join the proposed

ing the Wangauui and surrounding dis-

ing the Wanganui and surrounding dis-

.Ngnawakanuv, was la3t evening arrested

Ngnawakaraw, was last evening arrested

and lodged iv tho lock-up upon two

and lodged in the lock-up upon two

taken a number of cattle from Mr McOon^

taken a number of cattle from Mr McCon-

three cows on his buhalf, but instead of

three cows on his behalf, but instead of

hauding over the money accused spent it.

handing over the money accused spent it.

There 13, however, a second, aud more

There is, however, a second, and more

vey's knowledge or consent.

vey’s knowledge or consent.

A Stolen Kiss.— At the Resident

A Stolen Kiss. — At the Resident

Magistrate's Ojurt, Tim-iru, on the 20th

Magistrate’s Court, Timaru, on the 20th

instant, a woman named Graff, whose trus-

instant, a woman named Graff, whose hus-

band is up-country, proceeded against oue

band is up-country, proceeded against one

excited much amusement. Tho prose-

excited much amusement. The prose-

cutrix alleged that o;i Thursday last,

cutrix alleged that on Thursday last,

account.andashe failed togethia money he

account, and as he failed to get his money he

forcibly extrncted a kiss. Allpress stoutly

forcibly extracted a kiss. Allpress stoutly

dcn ; ed the alleged endearments, and the

denied the alleged endearments, and the

cisc had finally to bo adjourned to enable

case had finally to be adjourned to enable

Lord Seaconsfield's Polict. — The

Lord Beaconsfield’s Policy. — The

Journal des Debuts considers that " Lord

Journal des Débats considers that “Lord

Baaconsfield, by his energetic attitude, by

Beaconsfield, by his energetic attitude, by

BeaconsQeld's policy has cost in pounds

Beaconsfield’s policy has cost in pounds

policy of Mr Gladstone? How can one

policy of Mr Gladstone ? How can one

calculate, since all tho consequences have

calculate, since all the consequences have

will be the cost to Kngland of the suppres-

will be the cost to England of the suppres-

Gladstone should roolcstly aod silently

Gladstone should modestly aod silently

have accorded in 1871? England has

have accorded in 1871 ? England has

to I'ff-ct a re-entry into Kurope after the

to effect a re-entry into Europe after the

defection of leaving it, and tho time always

defection of leaving it, and the time always

Bi;aconsfield, in spite of all its faults of

Beaconsfield, in spite of all its faults of

in tho English lieart."

in the English heart.”

Sydney Exhibition-. — Tho Sydney

Sydney Exhibition. — The Sydney

says : — "JSTew Zealand photography is

says :— “New Zealand photography is

Mr W. Collie, of .Napier, has a really mag-

Mr W. Collie, of Napier, has a really mag-

nificent display of negatives, taken by tlio

nificent display of negatives, taken by the

the moat remarkable scones to be found in

the most remarkable scones to be found in

New Zealand. JN'otliin'r we have ever seen

New Zealand. Nothing we have ever seen

surpass them They are simply perfection.

surpass them. They are simply perfection.

Mr 11. H. Bartlett, of Auckland ; Mr A.

Mr R. H. Bartlett, of Auckland ; Mr A.

T. Botliamley, of Wellington; Messrs

T. Bothamley, of Wellington ; Messrs

Giblis, of Wellington ; Messrs Hart,

Gibbs, of Wellington ; Messrs Hart,

son ; and Mr AY. T. L. Locke Travera,

son ; and Mr W. T. L. Locke Travers,

graphs of JVcw 2/caland scenery, to the

graphs of New Zealand scenery, to the

Oamaru Chamber of Commerce, tlic Wel-

Oamaru Chamber of Commerce, the Wel-

lington City Council, tl>e Corporation of

lington City Council, the Corporation of

Dunedin, and (ho liokitika Committee

Dunedin, and the Hokitika Committee

marvels of the wonderlul land of the

marvels of the wonderful land of the

I Maori are reproduced with astonishing

Maori are reproduced with astonishing

fidelity to nature."

fidelity to nature.”

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5:28AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN NOTES.

Raglan County Council for the Whaing-

Raglan County Council for the Whainga-

ment in connection wth the latter club

ment in connection with the latter club

of £1 12s 10d. A meeting ot the sub-

of £1 12s 10d. A meeting of the sub-

5:17AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN NOTES. and marked it as complete

Whence it c.mc is it mystery.

Whence it came is a mystery.

Mr Champbell Johnson I) s been re-

Mr Champbell Johnson has been re-

Raglan County Council for the Whiing.-

Raglan County Council for the Whaing-

roa Hiding, vice Mr J. A. La Trobe (re-

roa Riding, vice Mr J. A. La Trobe (re-

is understood that if £2OO a year is

is understood that if £200 a year is

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to take on the Club on vory favourable

to take on the Club on very favourable

take up the runuing.

take up the running.

went to Kawh'a. They are now anxious

went to Kawhia. They are now anxious

to try conclusions with Buapuke on

to try conclusions with Ruapuke on

attack Wainiiaroon the 22nd.

attack Waingaro on the 22nd.

clusions. The ladies' lnndicap tourna-

clusions. The ladies' handicap tourna-

ment iu connection wth the latter club

ment in connection wth the latter club

behind scratch), Misa Moore being second

behind scratch), Miss Moore being second

and Miss Breymen third.

and Miss Bregmen third.

sa.se on her last trip down The sea and

sage on her last trip down The sea and

a)-o been let to form the road through

also been let to form the road through

List season Mr E. P. Cor kill promised

Last season Mr E. P. Corkill promised

regatta), was the winner, and Mi Corkill

regatta), was the winner, and Mr Corkill

McMuhon, 'wanted' in Sydney on

McMahon, 'wanted' in Sydney on

The cth'-r day a small ' smash' oc-

The other day a small ' smash' oc-

of £1 12s lOd. A meeting ot the sub-

of £1 12s 10d. A meeting ot the sub-

deeds of their sections adjoining the re

deeds of their sections adjoining the re-

notification that the sections are the pro*

notification that the sections are the pro-

perty of the people of Kaglan. At the

perty of the people of Raglan. At the

here. Who will be the next. Our re«

here. Who will be the next. Our re-

and planß for the future aie already

and plans for the future are already

and Te Mata. We shall tee.

and Te Mata. We shall see.

recent Show disclose a credit I alance of

recent Show disclose a credit balance of

of a fund for next year's exhibition, to

of a fund for next year's exhibition, to-

annual bhow must eventually becume a

annual show must eventually become a

Raglan and Rawhia unite in this matter,

Raglan and Kawhia unite in this matter,

gain. It. is impossible to metal all the

gain. It is impossible to metal all the

roads in the district at a coat of from

roads in the district at a cost of from

£6OO to £BOO per mile. The settlers

£600 to £800 per mile. The settlers

hhould readily recognise this, and not be

should readily recognise this, and not be

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4:56AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN NOTES.

[By Chronicler.!

[By Chronicler.]

267 acres of hush land at Te Mata.

267 acres of bush land at Te Mata.

4:56AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN NOTES.

and 1s for ladies Mr Blaokett was ap-

and 1s for ladies Mr Blackett was ap-

4:55AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN NOTES. and marked it as complete

267 acres of hush land at Te Mixta.

267 acres of hush land at Te Mata.

Active 6tepß are being taken to secure

Active steps are being taken to secure

v*sit of MrNorthcroft, S.M.

visit of Mr Northcroft, S.M.

Mr Euerton Ward has passed the neces-

Mr Egerton Ward has passed the neces-

rnarino engine-driver's certificate.

rnarine engine-driver's certificate.

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to settlement —bad roade. More anon.

to settlement —bad roads. More anon.

weekly mail service with Wnikato and

weekly mail service with Waikato and

and coach. '1 he Premier when here pro-

and coach. The Premier when here pro-

certificate from His Exoellency the Go-

certificate from His Excellency the Go-

field of operations /or next season will be

field of operations for next season will be

at the rlilatoriness of the County Council

at the dilatoriness of the County Council

mence building and. to generally improve

mence building and to generally improve

nothing uutil the Council has done its

nothing until the Council has done its

Please convey to Raglau friends my

Please convey to Raglan friends my

hearty thunka fur their kind birthday

hearty thanks for their kind birthday

drive away dull cure and anxiety.—K. J.

drive away dull cure and anxiety.—R. J.

Skddon'

Seddon.'

' giunters.' Oue of them, in the excite-

' grunters.' One of them, in the excite-

He spent about 24 hours in the hush,

He spent about 24 hours in the bush,

when he fortunately struck Mr Cornea'

when he fortunately struck Mr Cornes'

oredit balance. Subscriptions for the

credit balance. Subscriptions for the

year were fixed at 2s fid for gentlemen

year were fixed at 2s 6d for gentlemen

and Is for ladies Mr Blaokett was ap-

and 1s for ladies Mr Blaokett was ap-

H. Pettit, L. Pegler, E. W. Green and

H. Pettit, L. Pegler, F. W. Green and

on Wednesday evenings in the Publio

on Wednesday evenings in the Public

Hull.

Hall.

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4:38AM, 10 September 2025 John edited Raglan Port In Use and marked it as complete

;20,000 hardwood posts from Australia

20,000 hardwood posts from Australia

the war the port .has been virtually

the war the port has been virtually

4:34AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN RILL

for a grant of £2 for £1 for the new-

for a grant of £2 for £1 for the new

work, instead of the usual £1 for £l.

work, instead of the usual £1 for £1.

4:30AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN RILL and marked it as complete

RAGLAN RILL

RAGLAN HILL

what is known as the Towm Hill de-

what is known as the Town Hill de-

the present metalled low roads, xvhich

the present metalled low roads, which

was £4OO, whereas to satisfy the Pub-

was £400, whereas to satisfy the Pub-

gineer) said tlie Public Works Depart-

gineer) said the Public Works Depart-

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ment had %ot yet drawn up an esti-

ment had not yet drawn up an esti-

tate to the Highways Board, but tie

tate to the Highways Board, but he

had not yet approved of tlie

had not yet approved of the

Mr Parker said tlie low road had

Mr Parker said the low road had

would be required to find £GOO, which

would be required to find £600, which

board area and the townspeople 'paid

board area and the townspeople paid

both county and town hoard rates.

both county and town board rates.

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4:14AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN SANITARY RATES

yea/.

year.

A letter I received from the clerk'

A letter I received from the clerk

occasion. At the rate of Is. per lift,

occasion. At the rate of 1s. per lift,

1 received about 6s. worth of service

I received about 6s. worth of service

for my 255. contribution to the funds,

for my 25s. contribution to the funds,

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.Some relief.—l am, etc.,

some relief.—l am, etc.,

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4:10AM, 10 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN SCHOOL.

„present showed by their ready ap-

present showed by their ready ap-

Mr R. 11, Cushman, chairman of the

Mr R. H. Cushman, chairman of the

tent of about £l2.

tent of about £12.

M. McLauchlan ; N “ The Landman,” In-

M. McLauchlan ; “ The Landman,” In-

evening, “Yo Mariners- of England,”

evening, “Ye Mariners of England,”

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by G. Choir. This was the piece and

by C. Choir. This was the piece and

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2:47AM, 10 September 2025 Grant Crawford edited ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths

HARRIS, Leicester (Ma|or) —

HARRIS, Leicester (Major) —

PALMER, Stanley Keith— Or

PALMER, Stanley Keith— On

February 10, 1977. at his

February 10, 1977, at his

Street, Wai mate, dearly

Street, Waimate, dearly

Richard—Ou February IU,

Richard—On February 10,

10:48PM, 9 September 2025 teedee edited LOCAL, AND GENERAL NEWS. and marked it as complete

Licences. — The hotelkeepera and others

Licences. — The hotelkeepers and others

Sale of Mr Brown's Stud. —There

Sale of Mr Brown’s Stud. — There

was a good attendance at Mr J. Chadwick'B

was a good attendance at Mr J. Chadwick’s

sale of MrT. V. Brown's Stud yesterday,

sale of Mr T. V. Brown’s Stud yesterday,

and oh the whole excellent prices were rea-

and on the whole excellent prices were rea-

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lised. 'Lochinvar' wa3 knocked down to

lised. ‘Lochinvar’ was knocked down to

' Flatcatcher ' for £30. • The Peer ' was

‘Flatcatcher’ for £30. ‘The Peer’ was

Correction. There was a serious print-

Correction. — There was a serious print-

row's application for a renewal of his

row’s application for a renewal of his

Immigrants. — The following is an op-

Immigrants. — The following is an ap-

proximate list, of the immigrants .expected

proximate list of the immigrants expected

to arrive by the ' Wennington,' now over-

to arrive by the ‘Wennington,’ now over-

iabourers, 1 tinsmith, 1 bricklayer, 4 farm

labourers, 1 tinsmith, 1 bricklayer, 4 farm

t mason, 1 farrier, 6 carpenters, 1 gastitter,

1 mason, 1 farrier, 6 carpenters, 1 gasfitter,

1 wheelwright. Single men— l3^labourers,

1 wheelwright. Single men — 13 labourers,

blacksmith, 16 farm labourers, 1 sailrnaker,

blacksmith, 16 farm labourers, 1 sailmaker,

•Single women — 11 general servants, 1 house-

Single women — 11 general servants, 1 house-

maid, 1 housekeeper, I cook, 3 young girls.

maid, 1 housekeeper, 1 cook, 3 young girls.

The Provincial A aDiToasuny. — It was

The Provincial Auditorship. — It was

viucial Treasurer from spending the £50,500

vincial Treasurer from spending the £50,500

next sittings, aud if sustained, will of course

next sittings, and if sustained, will of course

upset the whole case of the General Govern

upset the whole case of the General Govern-

sat at Welington on the 15th and 16th -iust,

sat at Wellington on the 15th and 16th inst,

There were present — Key James Doull, of

There were present — Rev James Doull, of

Rangitikei moderator ; Rev Messrs Elmslie

Rangitikei moderator ; Rev Messrs Elmslie,

Paterson, Moir, . Ross, Lawrie, and Mr

Paterson, Moir, Ross, Lawrie, and Mr

that the Rev Neil McOullum (whose creden

that the Rev Neil McCullum (whose creden-

encouragement ami success. The Presby-

encouragement and success. The Presby-

tery give a cordial welcome to Mr McCtil-

tery give a cordial welcome to Mr McCul-

ium as a fellow laborer in that new and in-

lum as a fellow laborer in that new and in-

wide district"; and for their taking steps to

wide district ; and for their taking steps to

of the field, which may still be left unoc

of the field, which may still be left unoc-

enpied. The Fresbytery took up the sub-

cupied. The Presbytery took up the sub-

decidedly opposed to grants be : ng given to

decidedly opposed to grants being given to

Province not established uuder the Act.

Province not established under the Act.

mittees to act under the. General Board,

mittees to act under the General Board,

but to be elected by the. ratepayers ; the

but to be elected by the ratepayers ; the

if they see tit, to sanction religious instruc-

if they see fit, to sanction religious instruc-

school aud under the proviso of a, conscience

school and under the proviso of a conscience

be made by the local boarus, but only thoae

be made by the local boards, but only those

to the Provincial £punoil. The Presbytery

to the Provincial Council. The Presbytery

to huld the next ordinary meeting at Wan-

to hold the next ordinary meeting at Wan-

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10:29PM, 9 September 2025 L M Wilson edited Births

MIDDLETON — On January i J

MIDDLETON — On January

28. 1975. at Ashburton Mater- £

28, 1975, at Ashburton Mater-

nity Ward, to Rayiene and j

nity Ward, to Rayiene and

Russell Middleton — a son. |

Russell Middleton — a son.

(Both well.

Both well.

9:47PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited PERSONAL

Was death of Mr. James Wilson, of

The death of Mr. James Wilson, of

Tuesday. . The deceased, who was *M

Tuesday. . The deceased, who was 74

far ike last £0 years, 30 of which a*

far the last 50 years, 30 of which he

spent in Pukehou. .' ,

spent in Pukehou.

flortett, haß paßßed away at the age «J .

Corbett, haß paßßed away at the age «J .

9:45PM, 9 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN TOWN BOARD and marked it as complete

Board, so an election yill be neces-

Board, so an election will be neces-

Messrs J. M. Thompson, A. L. Pogler,

Messrs J. M. Thompson, A. L. Pegler,

9:42PM, 9 September 2025 John edited Raglan Town Board

At the meeting of tho Raglan

At the meeting of the Raglan

don’a offer of part of a section on the

don’s offer of part of a section on the

the £OOO loan under the Local Bodies

the £600 loan under the Local Bodies

4d; 1). Stewart, £2l is; T. Freeman,

4d; D. Stewart, £2l is; T. Freeman,

£4 Ids; travelling expenses and dis-

£4 10s; travelling expenses and dis-

9:39PM, 9 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN TOWN BOARD

An election held at Raglan vesterday

An election held at Raglan yesterday

9:38PM, 9 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN TOWN BOARD and marked it as complete

An election held at Jtaglan vesterday

An election held at Raglan vesterday

Mr. ,T. Stewart was unsuccessful with

Mr. J. Stewart was unsuccessful with

9:33PM, 9 September 2025 John edited ENGAGEMENTS

3IILL.EK—McUAUDLE. — The ea-

MILLER—McCARDLE. — The ea-

gageiuent is announced between ljl “b

gageiuent is announced between Lila,

elder daughter o£ Mr. and Sirs. A. £>.

elder daughter o£ Mr. and Sirs. A. D.

McCardle, of Jtaglan, to Edwaru Gordon

McCardle, of Raglan, to Edward Gordon

Miller, of Levin. ,

Miller, of Levin.

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PEARSON—TREWEKN: The en-

PEARSON—TREWERN: The en-

only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. -L).

only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D.

I’rewern, Lower Hutt, and Lieutenant

Trewern, Lower Hutt, and Lieutenant

Richard Humphreys Pearson, L.b.a1.G.K.,-

Richard Humphreys Pearson, U.S.M.C.R.,

Gadsden, Tennessee,' L.iS.A.

Gadsden, Tennessee,' U.S.A.

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9:30PM, 9 September 2025 John edited STERLING FUNDS

JTaglan. W. 1 Kknah.

Raglan. W. P Kenah.

9:29PM, 9 September 2025 John edited Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

FRANK TON JUNCTION.

FRANKTON JUNCTION.

jpMPIRE HOTEL, A.A.A., C.T., and P.S.

EMPIRE HOTEL, A.A.A., C.T., and P.S.

XJ House; tariff, 12a Gd d,.y.—Airs. D.

House; tariff, 12a Gd d,.y.—Airs. D.

{Wilson, Hostess.

Wilson, Hostess.

HELENS VILLE.

HELENSVILLE.

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FA A. A. Hostel, Pnrakai House.—Tennis

FA A. A. Hostel, Parakai House.—Tennis

''fPHE PINES." Orua Bay. via Onehunga.

''THE PINES." Orua Bay. via Onehunga.

Iry us, —M. L. Mprria, Proprietor.

Iry us, —M. L. Morris, Proprietor.

R. Garhck, Proprietress, Phono 473.

R. Garlick, Proprietress, Phono 473.

TRENTON HOUSE, close Govt. Baths,

FENTON HOUSE, close Govt. Baths,

Apartments. Furnished

KINGSDALE Apartments. Furnished

JLV Rooms, with all conveniences; linen,

Rooms, with all conveniences; linen,

OAKLEIGH Privato Hotel, opp. Station.

OAKLEIGH Private Hotel, opp. Station.

UEENSLAND Private Hotel.—First-class

QUEENSLAND Private Hotel.—First-class

"TJANDWICK, lease renewed; 9s per day;

RANDWICK, lease renewed; 9s per day;

SURREY House, Haupf.pa St.— Centrally

SURREY House, Haupapa St.— Centrally

—Excelsior Nursery. Avondalo.

—Excelsior Nursery. Avondale.

MARGUERETK Strawberry Plants, large

MARGUERETE Strawberry Plants, large

What a what a,

Whatawhata,

STRAWBERRY Plants, Is 9d 100, 15a a

STRAWBERRY Plants, Is 9d 100, 15s a

1000: postage paid.—A. McCardlo,

1000: postage paid.—A. McCardle,

Jtaglan.

Raglan.

Dray.—E. V.'orthingtori, Hiintly.

Dray.—E. V.'orthingtori, Huntly.

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9:24PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Untitled

A meeting oE th" Coronation com-

A meeting of the Coronation com-

niilteo was hold last evening at tlio

mittee was held last evening at the

There was a fair attsndurjce. ami

There was a fair attendance, and

npologios wc.ie received from Rev. E.

apologies were received from Rev. E.

Mounsoy.

Mounsey.

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On tliD motion of MrV. Park, it was

On the motion of Mr W. Park, it was

| resolved tliar [ho amalgamation of the

resolved that the amalgamation of the

Peace and Ooronatiou committees bo

Peace and Coronation committees be

coiilirnir,r).

confirmed.

Unsolved, that the pvesenution ot

Resolved, that the presentation of

medals io rotuaic-il troopcis take place

medals io returned troopers take place

the showp.round.

the showground.

Mr .i. Kells intimated that the natives

Mr J. Kells intimated that the natives

of Oroua Uridgo and Awahuri desired to

of Oroua Bridge and Awahuri desired to

Consideration of tiie progranimo was j

Consideration of the programme was

detail? were arranged. Details are ap-

details were arranged. Details are ap-

The Mayor, anil Messrs Park and

The Mayor, and Messrs Park and

ai range fur speakers on tho occasion.

arrange for speakers on the occasion.

The sum of C.i was allocated to tli<-

The sum of £5 was allocated to the

Fire Brig.ule It. defray She cost of (heir

Fire Brigade to defray the cost of their

dciiioiislrati.iii.

demonstration.

On flic motion of Mr Uaydon, it was

On the motion of Mr Haydon, it was

resohvd tlint the fireworks', 'diooolnto.

resolved that the fireworks, chocolate,

flaps, &c, of the Peace Committee, be

flags, &c, of the Peace Committee, be

purchased for .CSO. This step was

purchased for £50. This step was

Ir.ul taken place on tlie matier, in order

had taken place on the matter, in order

I hat the money collected from flu1 guar-

that the money collected from the guar-

ill- Hiiydon said that JCSU was the

Mr Haydon said that £59 was the

sum collected from the gimnmfors.

sum collected from the guarantors.

U was resolved to givo £10 to tho

It was resolved to give £10 to the

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9:23PM, 9 September 2025 John edited PERSONAL

mence a visit of inspection to. the

mence a visit of inspection to the

Thursday they -will begin a tour of

Thursday they will begin a tour of

jtaglan County.

Raglan County.

him tit Huntly. Mr. W. L. Milne, also

him at Huntly. Mr. W. L. Milne, also

9:17PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited PERSONAL.

Mr E. R. Martin, who was injured

Mr R. R. Martin, who was injured

locked for. Mr Wilson leaves four

looked for. Mr Wilson leaves four

children in the district—Messrs D. T.

children in the district— Messrs D. T.

Mesdames Lon Webbey (Eltham), and

Mesdames Len Webbey (Eltham), and

us a young man enlisted in the 31st

as a young man enlisted in the 31st

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ferred to tiio 57th Regiment (the

ferred to the 57th Regiment (the

Diohards). With that regiment he

Diehards). With that regiment he

took part in flu Crimean war (1854-6),

took part in the Crimean war (1854-6),

including Balaclava, Iwkerman, and

including Balaclava, Inkerman, and

service with the British 'and French

service with the British and French

was horn in Ireland in 1843. He

was born in Ireland in 1843. He

ho was ordained deacon and became

he was ordained deacon and became

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9:16PM, 9 September 2025 John edited RAGLAN TOWN BOARD.

otherwise the Raglanltes will have to

otherwise the Raglanites will have to

9:16PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited The Grand Hotel.

brick layers have finished the lower por-

bricklayers have finished the lower por-

9:15PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited The Grand Hotel.

thusiastic singing of M For he's a jolly

thusiastic singing of " For he's a jolly

were a!«o given,

were also given.

Mr Melisop then proposed the toast

Mr Mellsop then proposed the toast

of the " PaUnorston Borough Council,"

of the " Palmerston Borough Council,"

coupling with it the namoHof Councillors

coupling with it the names of Councillors

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Loughrmn and Armstrong.

Loughnan and Armstrong.

ferred to the fact that the present wub

ferred to the fact that the present was

Borough Council had boon no honored.

Borough Council had been so honored.

They considered that tho tribute showed

They considered that the tribute showed

had done something for tho advance-

had done something for the advance-

erecting such a fmo building, was going

erecting such a fine building, was going

to till one of PaiinerHtonV. long-felt

to fill one of Palmerston's long-felt

Square would soon lmvo such a noble

Square would soon have such a noble

ornament. They hoped Mr Creaven'H

ornament. They hoped Mr Creaven's

The health of " tho builders" was

The health of " the builders" was

proposed bv Mr A. E. Bennett, who said

proposed by Mr A. E. Bennett, who said

that Trevor nrd Sons had undoubtedly

that Trevor and Sons had undoubtedly

given the trade in Paimerslon a tre-

given the trade in Palmerston a tre-

drunk with musical honor# and cheorp,

drunk with musical honors and cheers.

up buildings valued at j£90,000.

up buildings valued at £90,000.

and silver, manufactured by ,J. Wishart

and silver, manufactured by J. Wishart

and Co., aad was engraved with a design

and Co., and was engraved with a design

lished wit i shamrocks, aad was presented

lished with shamrocks, and was presented

by Mr .L C. MaduUon. F.R.I B.A , on

by Mr J. C. Maddison. F.R.I B.A , on

Sons and Messrs Meii.-op, Eliott nnd

Sons and Messrs Mellsop, Eliott and

of thu old Provincial Hotel, at the corner

of the old Provincial Hotel, at the corner

of the Square opposite to tho Borough

of the Square opposite to the Borough

Council ofliee?, is to bo of brick and four

Council offices, is to be of brick and four

stories in height. A description 01" it has

stories in height. A description of it has

bri.-k layer* have finished the lower por-

brick layers have finished the lower por-

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9:11PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited The Grand Hotel.

f/ityfne: the Foundation Stone*

Laying the Foundation Stone.

Uc-nute the dmzlnig ram winch foil

Despite the drizzling rain which fell

of rcurex-ntutive citi/.eris of Palrucr-

of representative citizens of Palmer-

ston North responded to Mr Martin '

ston North responded to Mr Martin

Crewven's invitation to see him "welt;

Creaven's invitation to see him "well

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and truiv lay " the foundation stone of

and truly lay " the foundation stone of

the hutldmg. to be known in future im

the building, to be known in future as

Jhe first «tep in the ceremony w,a?<

The first step in the ceremony was

the presentation to Mr Creuven of a

the presentation to Mr Creaven of a

This was carried out bv Mr Maddsson,

This was carried out by Mr Maddison,

Mr Crcßven returned tmmks in a

Mr Creaven returned thanks in a

always serve to remind hift hearers of

always serve to remind his hearers of

this operation being carried out m the

this operation being carried out in the

An adjournment was then made U)

An adjournment was then made to

The first proposed was that of "* Mr

The first proposed was that of " Mr

Creaven," tins duty falling to Mr

Creaven," this duty falling to Mr

Maddiwm. He said he felt it an

Maddison. He said he felt it an

us the present. He then proceeded to

as the present. He then proceeded to

refer m very complimentary terms to

refer in very complimentary terms to

the erection of sturh a big building.

the erection of such a big building.

Such a man Mr Creaven,, he said,

Such a man as Mr Creaven, he said,

mcrston should be proud to possess s

merston should be proud to possess a

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9:06PM, 9 September 2025 John edited BIRTHS

fcari,” to Joan and Tom Allan, Rock-

kari,” to Joan and Tom Allan, Rock-

era, to Julie and Clarry Jackson,

ora, to Julie and Clarry Jackson,

Bn Hospital, to Betty and Bert Sar-

lan Hospital, to Betty and Bert Sar-

DNDERHILL—On January 26, 1959,

UNDERHILL—On January 26, 1959,

8:58PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

DUNNAGE—BEITTIN—June 12, at Albury Station,

DUNNAGE— BEITTIN— June 12, at Albury Station,

near Timaru, by the Eev. G. Poster, M.A., William, third

near Timaru, by the Rev. G. Foster, M.A., William, third

son of the late Eev. G. Dunnage, M.A., to Annie, eldest

son of the late Rev. G. Dunnage, M.A., to Annie, eldest

daughter of John Danns Brittin, Esq., of Christehurch.

daughter of John Danns Brittin, Esq., of Christchurch.

WASHBOTJEN—DTJEEY—Juno 17, at Biccarton, by

WASHBOURN— DUREY— June 17, at Riccarton, by

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the Eev. C. Bowen, Mr. Henry J. Washbourn, Eiver

the Rev. C. Bowen, Mr. Henry J. Washbourn, River

Durey, of Bevenden, Eiccarton.

Durey, of Bevenden, Riccarton.

BOYS—ANDBEWS—June 19, at Kaiapoi, by the

BOYS— ANDREWS— June 19, at Kaiapoi, by the

Eev. W. W. Willock, John C. Boys, of Eangiora, eldest

Rev. W. W. Willock, John C. Boys, of Rangiora, eldest

son of Eobert Boys, of Eastbourne, Sussex, to Sarah,

son of Robert Boys, of Eastbourne, Sussex, to Sarah,

third daughter of C. E. Andrews, E.N., of Porchester,

third daughter of C. E. Andrews, R.N., of Porchester,

TUBNBTTLL—MUDIE—June 29, at Christehurch, by

TURNBULL— MUDIE— June 29, at Christchurch, by

the Eev. Chas. Praser, James Somerville Turnbull, M.D.,

the Rev. Chas. Fraser, James Somerville Turnbull, M.D.,

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8:57PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Untitled

plunge violently. Fortunately the others-^

plunge violently. Fortunately the others

.resulting consisted, of a quan>ijty of-

resulting consisted of a quantity of

br-oken harnje<9.y '.' ' ■ v 7 7

broken harness.

"•.... The- Jane Dbu«lasv wili- arrive m'Pox-.

The Jane Douglas will arrive in Fox-

toji; to.morrow.niorn>ng, and * w,ill r.eturu,' ,

ton to-morrow morning, and will return

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for: WeJlitogton; oa Monday evening." 'iAA

for Wellington on Monday evening.

Our report; of tbe Karere school' feat

Our report of the Karere school treat

y^stei.-dsij*: Wvriuavpidajhly ' r held over. It

yesterday is unavoidably held over. It

passed b^ v Ve"ry < eiMCts*ifaHyv .

passed off very successfully.

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8:56PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

Rev. P. Knowles, Mr. John Ward Shackleton, of Christ-

Rev. F. Knowles, Mr. John Ward Shackleton, of Christ-

the Rev. P. Knowles, Mr. John Bilton to Elizabeth,

the Rev. F. Knowles, Mr. John Bilton to Elizabeth,

8:56PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Untitled

k This- afternoon % / slight . accident.,

This afternoon a slight accident

happened?' to- a> team : 'pf horses at the

happened to a team of horses at the

railway;. &tatibn;,-y'Styiaß^. v,ery7 heavy-

railway station. Some very heavy

-Btnngerj?i ent '• at ■ IW^ssr^ Richter-

stringers, cut at Messrs. Richter

Nanriestad & Co's milL top tlie' hew^

Nannestad & Co's mill, for the new

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railway bridge, had be^nY p!aia up..n a.

railway bridge, had been placed upon a

Tib? ber dray arid on a start being, efiycted*

timber dray and on a start being effected

""a portion of the timber- touched? one of-

a portion of the timber- touched one of

the horses, and daussd it to kjclr-,- and*

the horses, and caused it to kick and

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8:55PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

LESLIE—COLVILLE—June 1, at Lyttelton, by the

LESLIE— COLVILLE— June 1, at Lyttelton, by the

Eev. P. Enowles, Mr. Thomas B. Leslie, second son of

Rev. F. Knowles, Mr. Thomas B. Leslie, second son of

8:55PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

BILTON—IFWOOD—May 7, at St. Michael's Church,

BILTON— INWOOD— May 7, at St. Michael's Church,

Christchureh, by the Eev. H. Jacobs, M.A., assisted by

Christchurch, by the Rev. H. Jacobs, M.A., assisted by

the* Eev. P. Knowles, Mr. John Bilton to Elizabeth,

the Rev. P. Knowles, Mr. John Bilton to Elizabeth,

eldest daughter of Mr. D. Inwood, of Christehurch.

eldest daughter of Mr. D. Inwood, of Christchurch.

BACKHILL—SLATEE—May 7, at Christehurch, by

BACKHILL— SLATER —May 7, at Christchurch, by

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the Eev. C. Praser, Mr. BobertMunro, son of Mr. Munro

the Rev. C. Fraser, Mr. Robert Munro, son of Mr. Munro

Backhill, of Castle Praser, Cluny, Aberdeenshire, to

Backhill, of Castle Fraser, Cluny, Aberdeenshire, to

JOLLIE—OESMOWD—May 14, at St. Mary's<)hurch,

JOLLIE— ORSMOND— May 14, at St. Mary's Church,

JoUie, Esq., of Canterbury, New Zealand, to Miss Caror

Jollie, Esq., of Canterbury, New Zealand, to Miss Caro-

PISHEE—CLEMENTS—May 29, at Christehurch, by

RISHER —CLEMENTS —May 29, at Christchurch, by

the Eev. E. L. Viekers, Wesleyan Minister, Thomas

the Rev. E. L. Vickers, Wesleyan Minister, Thomas

Eiehard, eldest son of the Eev. T. E. Fisher, Wesleyan

Richard, eldest son of the Rev. T. E. Fisher, Wesleyan

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8:52PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Untitled

The practio9 of- riding orer the Fitzi

The practice of riding over the Fitz-

I erbert Bridge at a pace faster than a

herbert Bridge at a pace faster than a

valk thanfeb a dangerous and repreben-

walk through a dangerous and reprehen-

s.ble one, is^- far .too comWoD^ and will

sible one, is far too common, and will

i ndoabiedly result ia accident some day.

undoubtably result in accident some day.

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4.; Meeting- ofi the Manawatu Acclitoati-

A meeting of the Manawatu Acclimati-

zition ( Bo^iety is »t . 3 ; j).m.

zition Society is convened at 3 p.m.

i ]#ksß^ngjpn, chemist, is m receipt .by

Mr Remington, chemist, is in receipt by

list direct, qt soioja yery, : 'ohoice

last direct steamer of some very choice

speeirtlly imported for the summer

articles specially imported for the summer

Reason, which should command a ready

season, which should command a ready

4.1 wtJnsW? A|e. ■" ' -;" "; : ; ;- ;: :; - '

and extensive sale.

The'Ww iv -titn^table'fni' eolibii; C-»'b

The new time-table for Cobb & Co's

coaches appp.ars elsewhere, w which. ,th|

coaches apppears elsewhere, to which the

atteiilioi of tiftvellers is di^cted, ' ■ '

attention of travellers is directed.

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8:51PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

AWDEESOtf-CAMPBELL-April 25, at St.

ANDERSON -CAMPBELL- April 25, at St.

Michael s Church, by the Eev. Chas. Alabaster, Alexander

Michael s Church, by the Rev. Chas. Alabaster, Alexander

liinily, daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel James Camp-

Emily, daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel James Camp-

bell, of Christehurch.

bell, of Christchurch.

STEOUTS-SPAESHOTT-April 30, at St. Michael's

STROUTS- SPARSHOTT- April 30, at St. Michael's

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Church, Christehurch, by the Yen. the Archdeacon of

Church, Christchurch, by the Ven. the Archdeacon of

late James Sparshott, E.N.

late James Sparshott, R.N.

EN-SOE-LEFLEMItfG—May 1, at the Heathcote

ENSOR -LeFLEMING— May 1, at the Heathcote

Church, by the Eev. James Wilson, Edmund Henry

Church, by the Rev. James Wilson, Edmund Henry

eldest son of the late Eev. E. S. Ensor, Sector of Bollesby. •

eldest son of the late Rev. E. S. Ensor, Rector of Rollesby,

Eev. Sir Eiehard LeFleming, Bart., Eector of Grasmere,

Rev. Sir Richard LeFleming, Bart., Rector of Grasmere,

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8:48PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

MAUDE-BEOWN-April 3, at the Mount Thomas

MAUDE- BROWN- April 3, at the Mount Thomas

btataon, by the Yen. the Archdeacon of Akaroa, Thomas

Station, by the Ven. the Archdeacon of Akaroa, Thomas

William, eldest son of the Eev. T. Maude, of Hasketon

William, eldest son of the Rev. T. Maude, of Hasketon

Eectory, Suffolk, to Emily Catherine, eldest daughter of

Rectory, Suffolk, to Emily Catherine, eldest daughter of

Ashley. - '

Ashley.

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PLEECY-PLINT-April 3, at St. Michael's Church,

PIERCY- FLINT- April 3, at St. Michael's Church,

Chnstchurch, by the Eev. C. Alabaster, Mr. George

Christchurch, by the Rev. C. Alabaster, Mr. George

Piercy to Miss Sarah Flint. S

Piercy to Miss Sarah Flint.

BUEKE-MDf CHIN-April 12, at St. Luke's Church,

BURKE- MINCHIN- April 12, at St. Luke's Church,

Christehurch, by the Yen. the Archdeacon of Akaroa

Christchurch, by the Ven. the Archdeacon of Akaroa

of the Eev. Wm. Minchin, late of Greenhills, County

of the Rev. Wm. Minchin, late of Greenhills, County

lipperary, Ireland.

Tipperary, Ireland.

DUNN—SHAEP^-April 20, at Avonside Church, by

DUNN— SHARP -April 20, at Avonside Church, by

the Eev. E. Mackie, Mr. William Dunn to Miss Ellen

the Rev. E. Mackie, Mr. William Dunn to Miss Ellen

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8:48PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

A sad aceiden t occu red on Ijh e tram

A sad accident occu red on the tram

to-day to a lad named "fill iaa, Power,

to-day to a lad named William Power,

about nine year* of age J|r the spn of

about nine years of age, the son of

Mr. Tpllifcui Power, a {tailor.. Hi

Mr. William Power, a tailor. He

was ridiug on the tram, and it is sup-

was riding on the tram, and it is sup-

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posed that while attempting to aligbt

posed that while attempting to alight

hejslipped, and fell uuder the wheel.

he slipped, and fell under the wheel.

The poor little fello^r was immed-

The poor little fellow was immed-

the, left arm and the 'fingers ou the

the left arm and the ffingers on the

broken! above the ankle, besides other

broken above the ankle, besides other

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8:46PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

ni,BA^ KnI~ :DT{ I' LETf-Marcll 19 ' afc St. Michael's

WIGNEY - BRANDON - March 12, at Rangiora, by the Rev. B.W. Dudley, Mr. Edgar Wigney, to Georgina Elizabeth Brandon.

Church Christehurch, by the Eev. Charles Alabaster, Mr.

BANKS - DULLEN - March 19, at St. Michael's Church, Christchurch, by the Rev. Charles Alabaster, Mr.

Church, Chnstchurch, by the Eev. Charles Alabaster, W.

WILLIAMS - COWARD - March 23, at St. Michael's Church, Christchurch, by the Rev. Charles Alabaster, W.

H. W. WiUiams, Solicitor, formerly of Ehye, North

H. W. Williams, Solicitor, formerly of Rhye, North

Barnsbury Park, Islington. -

Barnsbury Park, Islington.

8:45PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Accident at the Pohangina River.

i dent that tho driver was in difficulties,

dent that the driver was in difficulties,

effort on the fparfc of Mr Fabling ceuld

effort on the part of Mr Fabling could

: get'them back. As the horses had got bc-

get them back. As the horses had got be-

i yond control, and as there was a danger

yond control, and as there was a danger

oi the waggon overturning, Mr Fitz-

of the waggon overturning, Mr Fitz-

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. simmons advised Fabling ta cut the

simmons advised Fabling to cut the

. 5 leaders loose, and to get ashore. Fabling

leaders loose, and to get ashore. Fabling

. replied that he could not swim a stroke,

replied that he could not swim a stroke,

; and it was at this time that

and it was at this time that

to throw io him. In the meantime

to throw to him. In the meantime

. Fabling proceeded to cut tke leaders

Fabling proceeded to cut the leaders

, have got down into the water. He had

have got down into the water. He had

j evidently partially succeeded in the

evidently partially succeeded in the

, j work of releasing the horses, for some

work of releasing the horses, for some

; Mr Fitzsimmons heard a cry " Oh," and

Mr Fitzsimmons heard a cry " Oh," and

then there was nothing more but ths

then there was nothing more but the

; before this, tlie light? of the waggon had

before this, the lights of the waggon had

. could not be seen from the shore.

could not be seen from the shore.

; AVhcther he was kicked by one of the

Whether he was kicked by one of the

horses, or whether he lost his footing !

horses, or whether he lost his footing

can only be a matter of conjecture. I

can only be a matter of conjecture.

Mr Fabling at the time was clothed in j

Mr Fabling at the time was clothed in

a heavy overcoat aud a suit of "over- j

a heavy overcoat aud a suit of "over-

strong current which was then running, j

strong current which was then running,

although the river was much higher at°a !

although the river was much higher at a

later hour of the night when several !

later hour of the night when several

other travellers crossed it in safety. j

other travellers crossed it in safety.

Tlie remainder of the horses appear to I

The remainder of the horses appear to

have got clear through the traces and I

have got clear through the traces and

doubtless afterwards extricated them- '

doubtless afterwards extricated them-

waggon drifted down the river "for

waggon drifted down the river for

river into two streams. '

river into two streams.

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8:43PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

ING^I WOOD-Feb. 14, at Lyttelton, by the

INGHAM - WOOD- Feb. 14, at Lyttelton, by the

sf7> wS^ m- Thomas Breck Ingtarn, to Helen

Rev. F. Knowles, Mr. Thomas Breck Inghan, to Helen

Sdes'Ba Wman ' eMeSt am SUa of Mrs. WoodJ of

Elizabeth Newman, eldest daughter of Mrs. Wood, of Rhodes' Bay.

WEBB-ALLEN-Feb. 17, at Akaroa, by the Eev. H.

WEBB- ALLEN- Feb. 17, at Akaroa, by the Rev. H.

Erinn^rrof^ 0'Duvaucheiie ky 'to "*

Torlesse, Mr. Wm. Webb, of Duvauchelle Bay to Mrs. Mary Ann Allen, of Purau.

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♦*?!?^TOy-SmTH-Feb. 18, at Arowenua; by

CARRINGTON - SMITH- Feb. 18, at Arowenua; by

the Eev. G. Poster, Frederic James, only son of P. A

the Rev. G. Foster, Frederic James, only son of F. A

Camngton Esq. C.E., Taranaki, to Charlotte, second

Carrington Esq. C.E., Taranaki, to Charlotte, second daughter of David Smith, Esq., Upper Hutt, Wellington.

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8:41PM, 9 September 2025 Chris edited Accident at the Pohangina River.

Yesterday^ a largo search party, con-

Yesterday a large search party, con-

the directiou of Constables Broen, Frank-

the direction of Constables Breen, Frank-

lin andLander, went out to the Pohan-

lin and Lander, went out to the Pohan-

gina River for the purpose of dragging i

gina River for the purpose of dragging

the straam and making a thorough I

the stream and making a thorough

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whose supposed drowning yyas reported '

whose supposed drowning was reported

by us on Saturday. In audition to drag-

by us on Saturday. In addition to drag-

ging the nycr Mr Cavill dived into the

ging the river Mr Cavill dived into the

any importance was seen, owing to"the

any importance was seen, owing to the

sacks being recovered by the drags'.

sacks being recovered by the drags.

as the darkness wardd permit.

as the darkness would permit.

ment, ho wa? approaching the crossing

ment, he was approaching the crossing

some little distance behind the U.F.C.A!

some little distance behind the U.F.C.A.

waggon, and lie saw Fabling enter the

waggon, and he saw Fabling enter the

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8:39PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

*^ETT-PHILLIPS-Jan. L St. Michael's

BARRETT- PHILLIPS- Jan. 1, at St. Michael's

&% Ch™t°h™*..Vflie Yen. Archdeacon MaEs*

Cbhiruchm, Christchurch, by the Ven. Archdeacon Mathias,

W PhiZ?V° J you^g esfc daughter of the late

John Barrett, to Annie, youngest daughter of the late

w. -Fnilnps, Esq., Bideford, Devon.

W. Phillips, Esq., Bideford, Devon.

BAEBETT— SHEEBATT—Jan. 1 at St Michael's

BARRETT— SHERRATT— Jan. 1 at St Michael's

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Church, CM-istchurch, by the Yen. Archdeacon Ma£

Church, Christchurch, by the Ven. Archdeacon Mathias,

Charles Barrett to AmeLa, youngest daughter of the late

Charles Barrett to Amelia, youngest daughter of the late

1. ±5. Sherratt, Esq., of Guilford Surrey

T. B. Sherratt, Esq., of Guilford Surrey.

SHACKLETOI^aEE-Jan^irafLyttelton, by the

SHACKLETON - GEE - Jan 18, at Lyttelton, by the

Eev. P. Knowles, Mr. John "Ward Shackleton, of Christ-

Rev. P. Knowles, Mr. John Ward Shackleton, of Christ-

of Lyttelto?™**3 foUl' th daUgMer °f m- Thomas &*>

church, to Harriett, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas Gee, of Lyttelton.

GOULD^HETTCHAN-Feb. 2, at Wanaka Lake, by

GOULD - HEUCHAN - Feb. 2, at Wanaka Lake, by

the Eev. John Andrew, Edward James Gould, to JoaW

the Rev. John Andrew, Edward James Gould, to Joanna,

Ieo etland Ug r Jolm Heuchan > of Dumfrieshire!

eldest daughter of Mr. John Heuchan, of Dumfrieshire, Scotland.

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8:34PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

WOOLLCOMBE- FENDALL- Jan. 1, at the Heath-

CLIFF - BAMFORD - Jan 1, at Lyttelton, by the Rev. F. Knowles, Mr. G. Cliff, of Christchurch, to Miss Annie Bamford, of Wellington. WOOLLCOMBE- FENDALL- Jan. 1, at the Heath-

8:33PM, 9 September 2025 Jim edited MARRIAGES.

WOOLLCOMBE-FENDALL-Jan. 1, at the Heath-

WOOLLCOMBE- FENDALL- Jan. 1, at the Heath-

coe^eyCWh bythe Bey. Croasdaile Bowe? Bel-

cote Valley Church, by the Rev. Croasdaile Bowen Bel-

field Woollcombe, Lieut. E.N., and E.M., Timaru, to

field Woollcombe, Lieut. R.N., and R.M., Timaru, to

FeS. ' SeC°nd daUght6r Of the Hen^

Francis Anne, second dahghter of the Rev. Henry Fendall.

8:25PM, 9 September 2025 Sean edited Deaths

TONKIN, Ivy Irens, of Flat 3.

TONKIN, Ivy Irene, of Flat 3,

Robyn, Ashley, Michael, Jane.

Robyn, Ashley, Michael, Jane,

Susanna,- Glen, Tracey,

Susanna, Glen, Tracey,

7:33PM, 9 September 2025 Pete Huntly edited PERSONAL.

was the second daughtei of Mr

was the second daughter of Mr

7:32PM, 9 September 2025 Pete Huntly edited PERSONAL.

ing of .Mrs Whittington, wife of Mr

ing of Mrs Whittington, wife of Mr

7:30PM, 9 September 2025 Pete Huntly edited PERSONAL.

The death occurred jestordaY morn-

The death occurred yesterday morn-

Charles (.Dick) Whittington, at tho

Charles (Dick) Whittington, at the

N. 'B. lfryday Ngaere, was attacked

N. B. Fryday, Ngaere, was attacked

by tho epidemic and was an inmate

by the epidemic and was an inmate

of the WJiangamomona temporary

of the Whangamomona temporary

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hospital. She leaves a family of tvo

hospital. She leaves a family of two

is stationmasier, and at one time vv-.ts-

is stationmasier, and at one time was

'tives, heartfelt sympathy will bo ex-

tives, heartfelt sympathy will be ex-

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5:36PM, 9 September 2025 Philip Norton edited BIRTHS

July 26, at Bethany, to Mr. and

ANDREWS - July 26, at Bethany, to Mr. and

hF^hs ?£*'*' n Peary Roac *. Balmoral, a

Mrs J Andrews Peary Road, Balmoral, a

d/iughter. Both well.

daughter. Both well.

— July M 2 . 5 V at Lake Maternity

ARMOUR - July 25, at Lake Maternity

WBL-On July 24 at Falrhaven. to Trlxle

BOOTH -On July 24 at Falrhaven. to Trlxle

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BIINT'NC;.—On July 28. Nt Nurse Woolley's,

BUNTING—On July 28. Nt Nurse Woolley's,

EDS ICR.—On July 27. at Nurse Edwards', to Mr.

EDSER—On July 27. at Nurse Edwards', to Mr.

WASH MAN.—i On July 24. at Nurse Miller's,

FlASHMAN.—i On July 24. at Nurse Miller's,

XENr.'ERI.EY.— On July 24, at Glamis, to Mr.

KENNERLEY.— On July 24, at Glamis, to Mr.

aiju Mrs. Rae Kennerley (nee Norma Brown),

and Mrs. Rae Kennerley (nee Norma Brown),

»■ daughter. Both well.

a daughter. Both well.

■I'fE. —On July 25. at Nurse Stewart's. 32. View

KITE. —On July 25. at Nurse Stewart's. 32. View

■APSON.—On July 25. at Nurse Walker's

RAPSON.—On July 25. at Nurse Walker's

KICKARD. —On July 25, at Falrhaven. to Mr. and

RICKARD. —On July 25, at Falrhaven. to Mr. and

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5:22PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff marked Crown Studios rhoto. Sc^TERtNS Holf ;PICNI/C SP(JRTS-^ d™ W* little jostling, in the 100 yds handicap race for men who lost a leg m the Great War, run ■« the Evans Bay Yacht -and Moior.boat Club s annual picnic {or limbless returned soldiers, held at Worser % at the weekend. as complete

5:21PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited Crown Studios rhoto. Sc^TERtNS Holf ;PICNI/C SP(JRTS-^ d™ W* little jostling, in the 100 yds handicap race for men who lost a leg m the Great War, run ■« the Evans Bay Yacht -and Moior.boat Club s annual picnic {or limbless returned soldiers, held at Worser % at the weekend.

Crown Studios rhoto.

Crown Studios Photo.

S c^ TERt NS Holf ;PICNI/ C SP(J RTS-^ d™ W* little jostling, in the 100 yds

WAR VETERANS HOLD PICNIC SPORTS.— A close finish, with a little jostling, in the 100yds

handicap race for men who lost a leg m the Great War, run ■« the Evans Bay Yacht -and Moior.boat

handicap race for men who lost a leg in the Great War, run at the Evans Bay Yacht and Motor-boat

Club s annual picnic {or limbless returned soldiers, held at Worser % at the weekend.

Club's annual picnic for limbless returned soldiers, held at Worser Bay at the weekend.

5:19PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff marked ■ . . ■ RobsoD and Boyer, Photo. ■ • ■■ I .• " '■ '■•'■■ .. ' ■ , " ' ■'•'.'■• WORSER BAY LIFE-SAVING TEAM.—Winners of the junior cup, presented by the Royal Life-Saving Societyfor competition for-thefirst time this year. From left, A. Nor ton-Tailor,-G. Bell,J.Gibson, '■'..:',,-'. R. G.add,,K. Jenkins, A.Jones, T. Rowell, J. W. Neivpo'rt, captain. . , as complete

5:19PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited ■ . . ■ RobsoD and Boyer, Photo. ■ • ■■ I .• " '■ '■•'■■ .. ' ■ , " ' ■'•'.'■• WORSER BAY LIFE-SAVING TEAM.—Winners of the junior cup, presented by the Royal Life-Saving Societyfor competition for-thefirst time this year. From left, A. Nor ton-Tailor,-G. Bell,J.Gibson, '■'..:',,-'. R. G.add,,K. Jenkins, A.Jones, T. Rowell, J. W. Neivpo'rt, captain. . ,

ing Society for competition for the first time this year. From left, A. Norton-Taylor, G. Bell, J.Gibson,,

ing Society for competition for the first time this year. From left, A. Norton-Taylor, G. Bell, J. Gibson,

5:18PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited ■ . . ■ RobsoD and Boyer, Photo. ■ • ■■ I .• " '■ '■•'■■ .. ' ■ , " ' ■'•'.'■• WORSER BAY LIFE-SAVING TEAM.—Winners of the junior cup, presented by the Royal Life-Saving Societyfor competition for-thefirst time this year. From left, A. Nor ton-Tailor,-G. Bell,J.Gibson, '■'..:',,-'. R. G.add,,K. Jenkins, A.Jones, T. Rowell, J. W. Neivpo'rt, captain. . ,

■ . . ■ RobsoD and Boyer, Photo.

Robson and Boyer, Photo.

■ • ■■ I .• " '■ '■•'■■ .. ' ■ , " ' ■'•'.'■•

ing Society for competition for-thefirst time this year. From left, A. Nor ton-Tailor,-G. Bell,J.Gibson,

ing Society for competition for the first time this year. From left, A. Norton-Taylor, G. Bell, J.Gibson,,

'■'..:',,-'. R. G.add,,K. Jenkins, A.Jones, T. Rowell, J. W. Neivpo'rt, captain. . ,

R. Gadd, K. Jenkins, A.Jones, T. Rowell, J. W. Newport, captain.

5:16PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff marked '..■._.. i ..'."' • ' ' ' . ■ "KyenlDE Post", fhoto. LOOKING ACROSS THE CITY TO ORIENTAL BAY.—-A hew view of Wellington taken prior to the departure of the Monowai yesterday.afternoon. It shows some of the big buildings on Lambtan quay in the foreground, with the Queen's Wharf in the middle of the picture, and Oriental Bay and the Boat Harbour in the distance. ....... A SCHOOL GARDEN PARTY.—A group of participants in the successful fancy dress garden party held recently in connection with the Worser Bay School. . , i "Sydney Morning Herald" Photo. SIR ISAAC ISAACS, Chief Justice of Australia, who has been appointed Governor-General of the Commonwealth in succession to Lord Sionehaven, who vacated office some months ago. – as complete

5:16PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited '..■._.. i ..'."' • ' ' ' . ■ "KyenlDE Post", fhoto. LOOKING ACROSS THE CITY TO ORIENTAL BAY.—-A hew view of Wellington taken prior to the departure of the Monowai yesterday.afternoon. It shows some of the big buildings on Lambtan quay in the foreground, with the Queen's Wharf in the middle of the picture, and Oriental Bay and the Boat Harbour in the distance. ....... A SCHOOL GARDEN PARTY.—A group of participants in the successful fancy dress garden party held recently in connection with the Worser Bay School. . , i "Sydney Morning Herald" Photo. SIR ISAAC ISAACS, Chief Justice of Australia, who has been appointed Governor-General of the Commonwealth in succession to Lord Sionehaven, who vacated office some months ago. –

i "Sydney Morning Herald" Photo.

"Sydney Morning Herald" Photo.

Lord Sionehaven, who vacated office some months ago. -

Lord Stonehaven, who vacated office some months ago.

Worser Bay School. . ,

Worser Bay School.

5:15PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited '..■._.. i ..'."' • ' ' ' . ■ "KyenlDE Post", fhoto. LOOKING ACROSS THE CITY TO ORIENTAL BAY.—-A hew view of Wellington taken prior to the departure of the Monowai yesterday.afternoon. It shows some of the big buildings on Lambtan quay in the foreground, with the Queen's Wharf in the middle of the picture, and Oriental Bay and the Boat Harbour in the distance. ....... A SCHOOL GARDEN PARTY.—A group of participants in the successful fancy dress garden party held recently in connection with the Worser Bay School. . , i "Sydney Morning Herald" Photo. SIR ISAAC ISAACS, Chief Justice of Australia, who has been appointed Governor-General of the Commonwealth in succession to Lord Sionehaven, who vacated office some months ago. –

'..■._.. i ..'."' • ' ' ' . ■ "KyenlDE Post", fhoto.

"Evening Post" Photo.

LOOKING ACROSS THE CITY TO ORIENTAL BAY.— -A hew view of Wellington taken prior to the departure of the Monowai yester-

LOOKING ACROSS THE CITY TO ORIENTAL BAY.— A new view of Wellington taken prior to the departure of the Monowai yester-

day.afternoon. It shows some of the big buildings on Lambtan quay in the foreground, with the Queen's Wharf in the middle of the

day afternoon. It shows some of the big buildings on Lambtan quay in the foreground, with the Queen's Wharf in the middle of the

picture, and Oriental Bay and the Boat Harbour in the distance. .......

picture, and Oriental Bay and the Boat Harbour in the distance.

5:14PM, 9 September 2025 L M Wilson edited Deaths

BRAND, Reginald Emeet — On

BRAND, Reginald Ernest — On

of May, loved father Qt Brian

of May, loved father Brian

Road, on Thursday. March 4.

Road, on Thursday, March 4.

5:14PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited Launching of a hew fishing launch, built by Mr. lohn Kimmins, at Worser Bay "last Sunday. The boat is 29ft long and has a beam of nearly 9ft. She was built by Mr. Kimmins without any assistance, occupying his spare time for five years, and marked it as complete

Launching of a hew fishing launch, built by Mr. John Kimmins, at

Launching of a new fishing launch, built by Mr. John Kimmins, at

5:13PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited Launching of a hew fishing launch, built by Mr. lohn Kimmins, at Worser Bay "last Sunday. The boat is 29ft long and has a beam of nearly 9ft. She was built by Mr. Kimmins without any assistance, occupying his spare time for five years,

Launching of a hew fishing launch, built by Mr. lohn Kimmins, at

Launching of a hew fishing launch, built by Mr. John Kimmins, at

Worser Bay "last Sunday. The boat is 29ft long and has a beam of

Worser Bay last Sunday. The boat is 29ft long and has a beam of

5:13PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff marked E. Denton, photo. FLASHLIGHT PHOTO. TAKEN AT WORSER BAY (WELLINGTON) IN CONNECTION WITH THE CHILDREN'S ANNUAL FANCY DRESS BALL, HELD ON SEPTEMBER 9. —Mnir and Macldnlay, photo as complete

5:12PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff edited E. Denton, photo. FLASHLIGHT PHOTO. TAKEN AT WORSER BAY (WELLINGTON) IN CONNECTION WITH THE CHILDREN'S ANNUAL FANCY DRESS BALL, HELD ON SEPTEMBER 9. —Mnir and Macldnlay, photo

— Mnir and Macldnlay, photo

— Muir and Mackinlay, photo

5:12PM, 9 September 2025 teedee edited DEATH OF MR HENRY CORNFOOT. and marked it as complete

The news of the death of Mr. Henry _

The news of the death of Mr. Henry

Cornfooto of Halcombe, well known in Waiv'

Cornfoot, of Halcombe, well known in Wan-

ganui, will be leamed--here with deep re-

ganui, will be learned here with deep re-

gret by a very large-number of towns-

gret by a very large number of towns-

people and settlers. Mr. Cornioot, who was

people and settlers. Mr. Cornfoot, who was

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evening* The deceased gentleman came to

evening. The deceased gentleman came to

Waivganui .about 1879, and bought out Mr.

Wanganui about 1879, and bought out Mr.

John Duncan's interest in what is now the

John Duncan’s interest in what is now the

Uorntooib carried "on the business for some

Cornfoot carried on the business for some

Coinfoot. When >t-he business was merged

Cornfoot. When the business was merged

torate, which he hag held ever since. Mr.

torate, which he has held ever since. Mr.

Cornfoob carried out the dis.hes of manager

Cornfoot carried out the dishes of manager

from 1883 until 1887. in which year the

from 1883 until 1887, in which year the

appointed. Mr. Cornfoot retaining his

appointed, Mr. Cornfoot retaining his

of public importance always carriedl great

of public importance always carried great

weight. Nln the commercial life of the dis-

weight. In the commercial life of the dis-

Cornfoot was ona of the first directors of

Cornfoot was one of the first directors of

the Wangamu Meat Freezing Company,

the Wanganui Meat Freezing Company,

and held office tip till the time of hie death.

and held office up till the time of his death.

his name is still well remembered by -old

his name is still well remembered by old

foot took up land in the'vicinity of Hal-

foot took up land in the vicinity of Hal-

combe, where: he' subsequently established

combe, where he subsequently established

ing Wanganui. Mr. Corafoot has been iden-

ing Wanganui. Mr. Cornfoot has been iden-

tified to a considerable extent .with the

tified to a considerable extent with the

Manawatu and Ha.wke's Bay district. Last

Manawatu and Hawke’s Bay district. Last

year, in company with Mvs. Cornfoot, he

year, in company with Mrs. Cornfoot, he

paid an extended visit to tlhe Old Country.

paid an extended visit to the Old Country.

managing' director. On his return from

managing director. On his return from

Feilding Mr. Corafoot was taken suddenly

Feilding Mr. Cornfoot was taken suddenly

ill and expired atf Halcombe. Mrs. Corn-

ill and expired at Halcombe. Mrs. Corn-

ioot wa.s in Wanganui at the time, and

foot was in Wanganui at the time, and

los-.v viz., Mrs. Mair, of Wanganui,

loss, viz., Mrs. Mair, of Wanganui,

sterling .stamp of the late Mr. Cornfoot.

sterling stamp of the late Mr. Cornfoot,

who was an excellent type of the colony's

who was an excellent type of the colony’s

(in his case it would "be more correct to .say

(in his case it would be more correct to say

"districts") with which he was associated.

“districts”) with which he was associated.

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5:11PM, 9 September 2025 Geoff marked ■■•■,-.."...,. . "Evening Post" Photo. .' v . ' ..,.■•■.''•..•. . . ■ , i RUSH FOR THE BEACHES.—On left, two scenes at Worser Bay on Saturday afternoon, the lop view giving a general view of the bayandtliat below showing some of the crab-hunters on the rocks. Onright, 1 Wellington's nearest beach,at Oriental Bay, where city children congregate in hot weather. The bottom picture on the right is a close-up view ofsome of the paddlers. as complete

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