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According to Cliinost! news brought to AunUaHn l>y Hi'" steamer Chiiighu, the authorities at llon<;koiig are much concerned at the practice of dumping dead bodies ill the streets and precincts oi the city. Koine hundred bodies were dumped last year. It is supposed they were mostly the bodies of people whose 1-eia.Uvcs were too poor to Imry them. All attemtps to stop the practice having (ailed, a suggestion is now made that the bodies be cremated. This would be nil effectual cheek, lint the authorities are afraid lo adopt, the suggestion for fear of offending the Chinese beliefs.

It is seldom that anyone makes provision in liis will for a complete anatomical examination, not merely for tlie purpose of determining whether life has ended, but also with the object of benefiting science. Such a case, however, has occurred in Adelaide. The late John Klliott, whose body was cremated, made the following stipulation in his will: "1 direct that in the interests of science nil anatomical examination be made of iny body as soon as possiblu alter my du'eease by Edward Angrts Johnson, of Adelaide, surgeon. I direct that my hody be cremated at the West Terrace crematorium, Adelaide."

TJCIiLINGTON CLUB TEA-ROOMS, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS. FOUR DAYS ONLY, Commencing MONDAY, JUNE lOtli. MR. JNO.T NICQLL, Representing SAMUEL BARRY D.8.0.A. THE EYE SPECIALIST, Of 311, Queon Street, Auckland, MAY BE CONSULTED AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Advice anil Sight-testing l'r»o. DON'T DELAY! REMEMBER, YOUR EYESIGHT IS TOO VALUABLE AN ASSET TO NEGLECT, When a SURE CURE is offered by these qualitied ami reliable Specialists. HOURS OF CONSULTATION: Morning, U to 1 p.m. Afternoon, 2 to 5 p.m.

IN BANKRUPTCY. JfOTICU is hew-'by given that Divi dewls in this undermentioned Estates are now payable at my Office, Devon street. New Plymouth, on all proved and aeeepted ehiinia upon production -of promissory liotea (if any) for endorsement:—

lULiEY BROS., of Ui'emii, l'.irmeh: as sy.d ill the £. * BEUXAU3) IULEY, of Ul'eiiui, F;uliier: 20s ill the jj. J. S- S- 31EDLEY, Deputy Olliekil Assignee, Devon street, New Plymouth.

IN(JLEV/ODD AND VICTORIA JUNES, LTD., REEI'TON.

the Consolidated Uold--1 fields Co.'s '"Golden Fleeee'" iii'uiierly from which over &3U0,0l)0 has been taken.

Capital, 173UU in UO,OOO shares of 5s each; 2-1,000 arc now oH'ered to the public, Is on application and la on allotment, the balance in call* as mpiiivd, not exceeding 3d per shave per month. Full Prospectus tti application io *hc undersigned.

From reliable information received I call conlidently recommend the above to friends and the public. WALTER EEWLEY, Broker for Taranalti.

TENUEUS l'Oll LEASE OF DALEY FAIIM.

fJMiNDERS arc invited for the len?e oi ISJ3 acre farm at l'ihama; gOud dwelling-house; creamery on farm; l«-„se with or without purchasing clause; farm lias carried 100 animals. Possession can be given in June or July, 011 a deposit being paid of six months' rent. Tenders are also invited for lease of Jain- farm, IJO acres, same locality, with dwelling, cowshed, waienvh.vl. Creamery 011 property. Tenders for the two sections as one farm, or separately. ImiiUici' jtaitieu'.ai- at ollice of "Taninttki JJiiily News," New Plymouth, or llawcra Star. AKDIIEW KELLY, Mokau.

TiixunKs fok pn«;iiASK on LISASE

lw iwivcd liy tlic undersigned up t" SA'ITJiDAV, 15tn Juno, :it t uVloi-k lov PURCHASI'I (vfisli or ialini')il^) or I.KASK fwitli or without puivliasiny ' -i •!' Section 19, Block ■). lluiro;- ' 1 '.vitainiuf; 311) ;\cn'S. llenideaiv. l-iirgo portion in grass. Xo reasonable tender refused. COVRTT & qnuviA.u, Molirilom.

I.UI AL HILL. rpilK JioanL ul' Tnisli'os fur l'ublic liccrwit inn. imtilios its intention t" intrmhur a Hill :it Uir next, sill in- ol' Parliament. II"' sliort title wlu-mil' is -'nil- 'larairnki Jiutiuiio tianli'ii Ad. ISTIi. AiiifU'lnn'iit Ai-t, 11)07." 'l'lic u1.j,,.! "f I lu' Jiill i* I"

MiUitc till! V.omd n "U'iimhh Authority" I witliiii tlio in.MiiiiiK of "The l'ulilii' Undies' I'mvcr> Act, ISK7." with respect til sect inns numbered t<U7 !''l (J ,l till- J.liisi of till' tiiWU New I'ly.Kiutli.' ining by •*_ roo( ]s •> ' I'.-rclii-s, niiil parts of Ki-i-tu>' as lmm l K -rc(l Imill l-">« on till- pla'\ 0 f t] „. low) 1 (1 f New Plymouth and section numbered X. on tin- !>>'„, of t | R , 'L'owu Hell coutainm;,' by ;ulinoa*Hl<'UK'Ul -t l i',mil 1(1,1 [H 1 r<-1 o. ''"S'y ill' tin' Hill, :i<-t-oiii]i:ini<!d by l ,h,u " s '.,o«iM- the lands intended to I"' "" < " ,<, '.i'il. is dopu-.itcd in tl»' Miigisivale's p nut lit Now I'lyinoHlli for public inspect ion for a period of t lnrr cmnplele - weeks. Dated tliis 2!ltli day of ilav, l!li)7. (iOYI'ITT AM) QUI JjIJTAAT, Solicitors for tin' Board of Trustees for Public Reweution.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 5 June 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 5 June 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 5 June 1907, Page 3

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