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... ban been devoted to tile new care representing the anima of Antarcticic In connection with a series of minor burglaries at Hastings, a gang of four lad,, ranging in age from 6fteen to tighten years, and respectably conneuted, were asteeted. They appeared ...
... all over the • pier is certainly the best motor CS( in world against a wicked and pleasure - the world. The Na p ier car ordered by rmy Congress will • special rally of seeking people. New Zealand is very Mm G. P. Donnelly, of Hastings, from different ...
... (Palmeiston N.), eseepeti iiisa4irer , t, Walulyke bridge. thuds . .734 30 a farmer's cart blocking the wit:4% 1904—c G. South (Hastings). O'Shan nearly urisat by a cart 0 + .c. :, 212 2 at Scat:own. four mile: further on, b:tt --- ' ' -. 6ti 0 wade a ...
... o'clock this morning for Lyttelton. The cruiser is due in port about midday and will take up her previous berth at Gladstone Pier. The Minister of Mines has informed the Dunedin Boilermakers' Union that in future any machinery and ironwork which can be ...
... proceedings opened with a Maori hoop on the West Lyttelton serve. Here. u party of Maoris from Rapaki, in Charge of Mr E. Hastings, lighted • tiro. and gave an exhibition of cooking in old-time fashion. Two large sheep, together with a number of potatoes ...
... le I.eing wen by Hiss ii. 3. her llow teentY-nine on the I lion. the initiative which m bar t n 6 At Miss .1 g . roll. Hastings. Parrs. Wireept.rl ard t o th e generals in regulating their lies' Ant hall went out of bounds, Pined esti , in mosstmitta ...
... St. Oases* .left ave.. 3 psi. on Tbseedss In turbo* JO pun. oo tins *atlas.. as arrival. nu for Wearingly:l-day. TM • e. Haste. Csstels let Port at 4 p.m. es sad *lb to In barlonr at .0.0.11, ytariiy. SI guts fee rid Esee C..* *vier. We *mak ler pees* ...
... itd ;ou s Judge tried the case. but that the starved. Pain an t iie l 'rvo thb us u h e reak ea do b w e n com r: . son (Hastings), Miss G. damages must be so large that no jury I Gerrie ( Auckland) rhays Miss E. 801 l (Wel- Holmes (Well.ng. could have ...
... in . ATsiiiiir.t - MUte - i for schoo:. State experience, qualification*, and desired to kleadinsener, litretaungs School. Hastings, *37 'WASTED Known—At Stnenge's Stocktnkng Sale To-day. Duchess@ Chests at 455. Good value. NJ white pine used. At Strange's ...
... occurring to cams an alteration he did not go. Harts. Admiral Hanle and brought back from iiaborne by to. dity's steamer. N% PIER. Jan. 16. Mr Riathhoue's brood mare by Malua--fiorma, has ' , idled Dreadnought. The mare had been stirred by Corbin.. when ...
... in the Ohoka district. A thirty-two pound hapuka was raptured yesterday by a man fishing with a line from the New Brighton Pier. The funeral of the late Mr J C. Andrews took place on Monday, in the Chur,-h of England Cemetery. Wo . odend. and was largely ...
... witness was then recalled, and Licceses.—The following appliesshe stated that previous to her daughter were heard :—Charles Orem, Pier Hotel, Ayers) registering the dog, she had DO eon- Charles street, Kaiapoi. Reported upon by venation with her son. Frederick ...