CASE OF DISTRESS.
To the Editor. —Kindly grant space in your paper for an appeal to the benevolent in reference to the following most urgent case of distress: Mr Osborne, for many years resident in Port Chalmers, and stevedore, died yesterday morning, after a very short illness, leaving a widow and nine little ones totally unprovided for. The deceased, though delicate, was a hard-working, sober man ; hence this appeal to the benevolent. ‘The banks, merchants, and, no doubt, you and yourcontemporarifs will receive subscriptions on behalf of his bereaved family. By inserting the above, you will oblige yours, 4c., _ , Citizen. Dunedin, August 17. *[We shall be glad to receive subscriptions on behalf of the widow and children —Ed. & &]
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Evening Star, Issue 3583, 17 August 1874, Page 3
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118CASE OF DISTRESS. Evening Star, Issue 3583, 17 August 1874, Page 3
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