DEATHS.
RipiiEY—On August 13th, at the residence of Mr A. Law, Rolloston street, William Ripley, in his 83rd year. Ling—On August 14tb, at the parents' resi dence, Pollen street central, Greorgma Gladys, dearly beloved daughter of James and Georgina Lai?g,aged 4 weeks. Private interment.-[R. and W. Twentyman, Undertakers.] Moyle—On Angust 13th, at her residence, Manning street, Newton, the dearly beloved wife of Thomas Moyle, late of Waibeke and Hiknrangi, aged 54 years.
The Thames Star. Resurrexi. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1895.
We direct the attention of the travelling public to the alteration iv the time-table of the Ohinemuri and Rotonmhaua.
At the inquest on the half-caste William Williams, held at Neavesville yrsterday before Mr A. Bruce, a verditit of " death from natural causes" was returned.
A petition from holders of occupation licenses at Waihi against the proposed re-entry of their land for the purpose of township extension, has been pre sented at Wellington. Messrs Kelly' and Edwards interviewed the De par fcmenr, and find thab the lessees of the occupation areas will have tht right to select one acre out of the hold ing, but that wilh a view of the town ship extension they will have to give up their holdings as provided for in regula tion 81 of the act of 1891.
