Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Telegraphic Shipping - WELLINGTON, Monday. The Taunui, from LONDON via way ports, arrived in the harbor at 9.30 a.m., but owing to the strong southerly wind great difficulty was experienced in berthing her, two hours' delay taking place in this respect. During the voyage, SPRAGUE, the ship's carpenter, died from inflammation of the lungs, and was buried at sea, otherwise the voyage was uneventful. Passengers for NAPIER - Misses WHITE and M'RAE; Mrs WHITE; Mr WHITE; and Captain TODD.

Judy Weller ***Note difference of spelling from fdeath notice-Elaine We regret to record that Mr and Mrs 'EMDEN, of HASTINGS, have lost their little four-year-old daughter, Jean, through diptheria. Rev. J. HOBBS, referring to the sad occurrence in St. Matthew's last night, impressed upon parents the advisableness of instant communication with a doctor in case of sore throats, pointing out that lives were often sacrificed by delay.

Judy Weller The GISBORNE school committee has laid an information against Mr T.S. LEWIS, of MANGAPAPA, GISBORNE, charging him with failing to send his son, aged over 7 and under 13 years to school, as provided by the School Attendance Act. This is the outcome of the recent decision of the Education Board.

Judy Weller DEATH - D'EMDEN - On the 28th July, Jean Emily, daughter of James and Amy D'EMDEN (Union Bank of Australia, HASTINGS), aged 4 years. The funeral will leave for the HASTINGS cemetery at half-past 2 today. J. GARNETT, Undertaker.

Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: PORT OF NAPIER Passenger departures - July 28 - Anglian, s.s., for Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames YOUNG, MORRISON, HALSTEAD and family; Misses WINTON, CHEGWIDDEN, SPILLANE, DONALDSON, LAURENS; Messrs WINTON, ATTENBORROW, BRADFORD, TURTON, THOMPSON, MORRISON, CHIPPS, REID, DOLBEL, HALSTEAD, M'CULLOCK, M'GULKIN, AMBROSE, PITT, MATTHESON; 6 steerage. July 28 - Flora, s.s., for Northern ports. Passengers - Mesdames POLLOCK, HOVELL; Messrs OATES, SMITTEN, HUNTER (2), HOLMES, PREBBLE, SMITH, PATTIGREN, HINDMARSH, DEVEREUX, LYSNAR, ROBERTSON, REDSTONE, RYMER, FRASER; 20 steerage.

Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Passenger arrivals - July 27 - Moa, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Mrs BENTLEY and two children; Messrs GADDUM, MURRAY, SMITH, GOLDSBORO, JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS, WATSON, LOUNDEAU; 3 steerage. July 28 - Anglian, s.s., from Northern ports and SYDNEY. Passengers - Mesdames ODIUM, BENNETT, GEMMELL, MOYES, ARRDEL; Misses SMITH, KEMP, SIMPSON, TUFF; Messrs COOPER, BISHOP, BENNETT, SMALL, DENTON, PATHS, ARRDEL, JONES (2), KENT, COOPER, ASHLEY, CARTER; 6 steerage. July 28 - Flora, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames WILSON and child, HASTINGS; Misses AULD, WHITELAW; Messrs DUNN, WILSON, HARKER, HAUDKE; RUHI; 6 steerage.

Judy Weller Mrs HARE, an old resident of 20 years' standing in HAWKE'S BAY, died at CLIVE yesterday. She came to the colony in 1851 with her husband. The deceased lady leaves a grown-up family of five. The cause of death was ague.

Judy Weller DEATH - HARE - At CLIVE, on 26th July, Isabella HARE, aged 63, widow of the late John HARE. The funeral will leave the deceased's late residence tomorrow, at 1.30, for the NAPIER cemetery.

Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Port of Napier Passenger arrivals - July 26 - Tarawera, s.s., from Northern ports and SYDNEY. Passengers - Mesdames GREEN and infant, WALKER, SAUNDERS, ARMSTRONG and five children, PRESCOTT, HOVELL, and WILSON; Misses HARSELL, SAUNDERS, TURR (2), O'ROURKE, BOWEN, LANGLEY, PRESCOTT, NAIRN, FRIBERG, and WILLIAMS; Messrs COLLINS, M'GREAVY (2), ELLIOTT, MacNEILL, O'CALLAGHAN, THOMPSON, OLPH, M'BEATH, NEALE, GODDARD, WRIGHT, PRESCOTT, LEWIS, ESPIE, INGLE, GORDON, SMITH, WILMOTT, WILSON, FORDHAM, KETTLE, SENDILL, FURNELL, JOHNSTON, HOSKIN, and DICKSON; 14 steerage. Passenger departures - July 26 - Tarawera, s.s., for Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames TAYLOR, HOWARD, and DINWIDDIE; Misses WILLIAMS (3), MASON, BRUNTON, and FULLER; Messrs GILPIN, ALEXANDER, BLACK, WHITTAKER, LUCKIE, TAYLOR, WHITE, WILLIAMS (2), JOHNSON, ROBERTSON, MAHER, STATHAM, REDMOND, CONNON, HAWKINS, M'DONALD, SGADILL, STALLARD, CALLAGHAN, DETTS, and HALL; 15 steerage.

Judy Weller Our local dog fancier Mr A.E. STANTON, was in great form at the BLENHEIM dog show, which opened yesterday. In the class for bulldogs he secured first place which his well known bull bitch VANITY FAIR, while in the collie classes he was well night invincible, securing first awards in the classes for dogs and puppies, and second honours in the class for bitches, besides winning the special prize for most points in the collie section.

Judy Weller J.M. TODD, coachdriver, has been fined 20s and costs 5s, and ordered to pay witnesses' expenses £2 17s by the HUNTSVILLE Bench, for cruelly beating a horse. The evidence went to show that after the horse was attached to a coach it refused to budge, whereupon the gentle Jehu thrashed it with a whip until it lay down, and then continued the castigation unremittingly for over 20 minutes!

Judy Weller Our readers will notice that a fancy dress ball is to take place in the Oddfellows' Hall, TARADALE, on the 7th August, in aid of the Children's Home. Mesdames SHIRLEY, SMITH, J. BENNETT, S. BENNETT, WILLIAMS, ANDERSON, HESLOP and HARPHAM have been entrusted with the arrangements, and we have no doubt the affair will be a huge success.

Judy Weller The annual general meeting of the HAWKE's BAY Trotting Club was held last night.........The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:- President, Mr G. ELLIS Vice-president, Mr D. M'LEAN Stewards, Messrs MADDISON, DENNETT, M'IVOR, EDWARDS, GOOSEMAN, CAULTON, COLLINS, LOUGHMAN, LAUD. An especial vote of thanks was passed to Mr W.Y. DENNETT for his able services as treasurer to the club.

Judy Weller Mr C.A. VAUTIER, who has been under the late Mr Robert LAMB for some years, has started as an architect on his own account. He has on view in Mr J.W. CRAIG's window a finely executed plan of a family residence, showing the elevations and the ground plan. The following horses leave this morning for CHRISTCHURCH to take part in the NEW ZEALAND Grand National meeting:- GLENGARRIE, in charge of Mr E. CILPIN BOOMERANG, in charge of Mr F.D. LUCKIE, JUNR. TRITES, in charge of Mr J. MAHER, and ROSCIUS, with Mr H. ALEXANDER.

Judy Weller MARRIAGE - COLE-BURLEY - On July 24th, at NAPIER, by the Rev. H.W.J. MILLER, Robert Bell COLE, third son of John COLE, of Clontiven House, Clones, COUNTY FERMANANGH, IRELAND, to Blanche, second daughter of Richard Burley, NAPIER.

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Judy Weller Mr SAINSBURY is one of the donors of lamps now being erected round the Marine parade rotunda. Mr PEARCE, a guard on the PALMERSTON-NAPIER line of railway, has just inherited a large sum of money, and left on Tuesday for AUCKLAND, on his way to ENGLAND to claim it. The horse in Mr KITTOW's milk-cart bolted yesterday morning, with the result that the vehicle was brought into violent contact with a lamp-post in Dickens street. The result was a general smash up.

Judy Weller DEATH - LANGLEY - At HASTINGS, on July 24th, 1895, John LANGLEY, aged 65 years. The funeral wil leave his late residence, Karamu road, on Friday, at 2 p.m.

Judy Weller The late Mr FOREMAN will be buried at HASTINGS this afternoon with Masonic ceremonials. We have been requested to invite visiting brethren to attend at Heretaunga Lodge at 1.45 p.m. The Mayor and Borough Councillors will attend in a body as a mark of respect to their late townsman.

Judy Weller It is intended to erect eight lamp-posts round the Marine parade rotunda, and the following townsmen have expressed a wish to donate one lamp each:- His Worship the Mayor, and Messrs M'VAY, H.P. COHEU, F. MOELLER, C. PALMER, C. VAUTIER, and H. WILLIAMS.