HBH 1890 August 2 local news Mr James McNAB of McNAB'S Garden's, Lower Hutt, died today from Paralysis Mr HALL, purchaser of the city tramways, formerly had COBB and Co's coaches between Wellington and Foxton Mr M CAMPBELL, an evangelist from SCOTLAND, will preach the gospel in Waterworth's Hall every evening except Saturday Housewives will be glad to learn that a really good furniture cream is on sale in Napier, Mr Mc KENZIE, the maker of the article, having arrived from DUNEDIN to introduce it. A few of the CYPRESS Macrocarpa trees planted in Captain Hill's garden at Fernhill two years ago are now 11 feet high. This is extraordinary growth in the time, as they were only one foot high when planted from the nursery of Mr H J GILBERD, Taradale. Olaf NILSON was charged yesterday at the R.M.Court before Dr CARO and Mr F FULTON, J.P's with having failed to comply with an order of the court. The order was that he should contributed 15s a week to the support of his wife and children. The cased was remanded until today.