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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 50, 24 March 1909, Page 2

spile of all the relief work, about. •MHHI people ill the earthquake (liscts of Italy are still destitute. .> onie seventeen years ago a Chinese ned Lee U On. ibut better known as Kee, carrying oil liusiiuws as a rebiepcr at IJawera. was drowned, in Tongahoe river and. buried in ih,. U'ra cemetery. having obtained by Mr. A. 11. Arthur from loverninent. on behalf Of the local stials interested, tin l remains were I'riday disinterred for the purpose burial in China. The remains were in while calico -and placed in a i-ollin about four feet in length, work was done under the superof the. District Health Otlicer, Mr. rdiner.—Star. vould appear from the April liumf "lliifc" magazine, which lias just d us, that the Hying machine lias o far advanced- that we mav coildying as <1 sport. Wilbur Wright, ost successful vxpovimentci', who roken all records of aeroplane tells frankly of the difficulties encountered, but speaks oiitlmsily of the joys and exhilarating

sensations of aviation. Another excellent contribution to April ■'Life." and a useful one. is tlie first of « series o'l article-) by '.Miss lieu trice flrimshaw. tlie woll-kno'wH autlioress, who writes «'i the hcautie.-, of Xew (luinea. Tlie Melbourne haws just, opened out their first .instalment of winter goods, comprising liovs' and men's raincoats, colonial and imported blankets, boys' and men's riding audi walking oilskiiis, men's ennvns icon Ik, warm knitted socks from X.Z. mills, Kaiapoi knitted pants. Uoslyn shirts and pants, Musgiel fianliels. and a huge shipment of tlie, nobbiest eaps ever displayed in Taranaki. m our windows.—Advt. ' V