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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2585, 4 July 1881, Page 3

Dr Harding, a gentleman who had a large medical practice in Wellington, died last night from diphtheria. We understand that Dan Lea, of pugilistic renown, will have a set-to with the champion light-weight, Billy Hurcombe. Be in time, be in time, 9 p.m. sharp.— [Advt.J John Tacon, an old man of between 70 and 80 years of age, who has been bedridden for some time past, died at the house, where he was stopping, at the top of North street on Saturday night. • The supposed cause of death is old age. An inquest was held this afternoon, hut too late.tp be reported in this issue. • :

JLtite A<iyertiscmentp. Jam sand jel lie s Peacock’s Hobart Jams. Knight’s do. . do. Peak’s do. do. Tainsh’s Scotch .do. : do. do. Jellies. Keillier’s: do. Marmalade, w. IT IsL OP, GROCER, Woolcombe Street. mENDERS for JOINTING Water Pipes, X until Noon on TUESDAY. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. . Y 7. McGill, Arthur street. TIMAEU POUND. IMPOUNDED from Mr McDonald’s paddock, Washdylce, on Saturday, the 25th day of June, one BAY DRAUGHT HORSE, branded like M C near shoulder, black points, white spots under the saddle. IE not claimed on or before MONDAY, the 11th day of July, 1881, will be sold on that day, at the Pound, at noon. WM. BOTTERWORTH, Poundkeeper.