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The photographs of the wreck and drowned passengers of the ill-fated Tararua, on view yesterday at Stone’s Hotel, have caused quite a sensation in Timaru, large numbers of people having inspected them during Mr Matheson’s stay here. One of the photographs of the dead was at once recognised this morning by a lady resident here, as being John Scone, of Eangiora, a labouring man, who has hitherto been unidentified. The agent proceeded to Christchurch to-day by express. The photographs it may be mentioned were taken under exceptional disadvantages. The fresh water required in the operation had to be conveyed in a bucket from a distance of four miles to the scene of the wreck, and even then the photographer spoiled his best view by dipping it by mistake into salt instead of fresh water. Some people will joke about anything. An Illinois paper says—“ A man fell into a vat of beer, at Pi qua, Ohio, the other day, and not being able to swim was drowned —a piquant mode of coming to one’s end.” “ Why did you come here ?” asked a a San Francisco lady of a beggar from the Atlantic slope, to which he proudly replied—" I didn’t’ come here for want anyhow ; I had plenty of that at home!” JLate Advertisements. TIMARU LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 13. REGULAE MONTHLY MEETING, Monday, May 16, Sophia Street Hall. Business —Important. By order of the W.M., ANTHONY MILLS, Secretary. NOTICE. NO 7 is the WINNEE of " SHERWOOD.” • D. McGUINNESS. UNIQUE OYSTEE SALOON, (Next Crawford’s, Saddler), MAIN N OETH EO AD. W. S. Has opened a ISs“ PRIVATE OYSTEE SALOON, Up stairs, for Ladies and Gentlemen, Strictly Private. No extra charge. Fresh Stewart Island Oysters received Daily; also, Dried Fish. TO LET —Two Front Eooms, 6a per week. Apply, Mr P, Mauger, Stone House, Buchanan’s Paddock. WEESTLING. WILLIAM McLaren, o£ Timaru, i_, hereby Challenge John Reid, to r EESTLE him in Cumberland style, for iv sum of money as may be agreed on. WILLIAM McLAREN. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED, JOHN RFID of Timaru hereby acl, cept William McLaren’s challenge as hove and will meet him at the Grosvenor [otel at 8 o’clock THIS EVENING, to atoamageawit.. JOHN EBID,

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2542, 14 May 1881, Page 3

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365

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2542, 14 May 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2542, 14 May 1881, Page 3

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