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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 25, 31 August 1886, Page 3

Says the Timaru Herald :—A rath or striking c»ie of bankruptcy nernwiitated by sheer misfortune in that of D. Mclntosh, farmer, of Aparitna. The first year he went ou the land he lost 40 acres of wheat through using spurious bluestone. He also lost heavily by a shipment of wheat to Isrndon which had to betjugout of the ship's hold and used as pig's feed. Next year, frosts and grubs played havoc with his crop, and to crown all, when he got it threshed, and before it was removed from the field, last great flood came and swept away over HOO sacks of oats. The Deputy Assignee truly remarked that it was one of those rare cases in which the debtor was entitled to sympathy. The new Caledonian paper L'lndependant of the ‘2oth July, states that news I as been received by the Fairy Queen of an attack made by the natives of the Island of Santo, in the New Hebrides. The captain had great difficulty in escaping from death and saving the vessel. It is added that a boat, manned by natives of the Soloman Islands, was capturd by the Santo islanders, and that many of the firmer were massacred, thus adding to the already very numerous list of victims of the savages of the Now Hebrides. How ro Ukt Wkll. Which is answered in three words—Take American Co's Hop Hitt) rs 1 Head For remainder news see fourth page.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. Messrs Briggs & Gibbs I NTEND holding their next Auction Sale of Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Pigs, Ac., on

Saturday, Kki.tkmuek 18th. Entries of Store Cattle and Milch Cowh especially invited. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, Aug. 81, 1886. JOTICK is hereby given, as required by Section 117 of "The Land Act, 1885." tlmt Messrs R. P. Greville and A. G. Shelton, of Section lit, idock 111. Mangoone, huveapplied t > the Land Hoard to transfer the same to James Clulow. J. M. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

PAH lATUA Pioneer Bakery. NOTICE. The Price of Bread QK)B tlie Month will be 4<l per L Loaf, or until further notice. THOMAS HICKS. Proprietor.

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