NEW PLYMOUTH.
ARUIVAI,. September 25. — Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Carey, from Manukan. Passengers — Mrs. Harris, Mias Lawrence, ilis3 Gilmour, Messrs. Bennett aud J. Sharland. — Webster Brothers, agents. EXPECTED A R RIVAL. Phcobe, s.s., from Xolsou, on Tuesday. DEPARTURE. September 25. — Wellington, s.s., for Nelson. Passenger — Mr. T. Rawsou. ENTERED INWARDS. Per Wellington from Manukau — 1 oase, Oliver ; 1 c '.so, Humphries & Sou ; 15 packages luggage, Mw. Harris.
DEATHS.
HOOKER.— At Nambuccara, NS.W., after a long and painful illness, Jobs, Bon of Mr. John Hooker, pranaki, and brother of Mr. C. Hooker, painter, of Auckland, MANNERS.— oli tho Uth July, AnTHun Ceott Manners, Lieutenant ISth Royal Irish, eldest son of tho late Arthur Manners, Esq., of Rutland Gate, London. MANNERS.— On the '9th July, Gcougb Ceuckerah Man ners, second sou of the late Arthur Manners, Esq., of Rutland Gate, London.
The Taranaki Herald. PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1872.
WA I T AR A.
ARRIVAL. September 27. — 'Mavis, schooner, 32 tons, Palmer, from Hokitika. — Webster Brothers, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Excelsior, schooner, from Newcastle, daily. Go-ahead, u.s., from Manukau, shortly. ENTERED INWARDS. Per Mavis from Hokitika— 23,ooo feet timber.
THE MARKETS.
Prom the length of the speeches of the candidates at the nomination on Thursday last, we are compelled to hold over much matter. The report of the nomitiation will be found in the supplement issued with to-day's paper.
WELLINGTON.
