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his teeth it escaped from his grasp and sprang down his throat, completely plugging- the passage. Death ensued almost instantaneously. The Tageblatt of Berlin announces the arrest of Mdle. de Malceff, daughter of the verj rich Russian manufacturer of the same name. The youug lady is barely twenty, and is accused of being engaged in. the Nihilist conspiracy. She has been put in chains, and transferred to the Citadel of Kieff, where are already in custody the daughter of General de Gertsfeld and the young Countess of Panin. on similar charges. Both of these ladies were wounded in a riot.

mm*m i ■ iEM)ERS will be received4or Leasing JL tl\ RIFLE RANGE RESERVE, Temiika/Vontaining 275'acres (more or less), from one year to five years from Ist July prox. Particulars may be obtained from Mr G. AtMason, Temuka, Secretary. . / X / Xa. young, / Captain, No. 1 Co., T.R. V. Tenders to be sent imnot later than 6 p.m/on MONDAY, addressed to v ' x MR G. J. MASON, Secretary No. 1 Co., Temuka. SHAG POINT COAL. mm that he is preppejt to su SHAG^O|Nf delivered in,any quanfr|y,stS any part of the town, at the very lowest rates. COURSING. SALE, Greyhound Puppy by j Balmoral, out of Livingston Maid. Balmoral by JUoi A-et, out of Maidstone. | jfi Livingston Maiajby Dr Livingston, out of Molly Cashier. I Apply to the undersigned, or at Thomson's Kennels, Temuka. GEO. CHARTERIS, Temuka. TENDERS WANTED fo/CROPPING - 360 Acres&prtjj'ne or two years, now in English grsa, pai|t of the late Arowhenua property, upper block. Apply to A. P. O'CALLAGHAN, Lincoln, Selwyn County. NOTICE. iramTii^irtifttirriMi^ttWKWNWWJiTd fD OTAWA. ON and altlr the Ist of JUNE, all ACCOUNTS must be PAID PROMPTLY at end of month, otherwise the Account will.be STOPPED. BOYD THOMSON. Temuka, Ist June, 1879. NOTICE TO PLOUGHMEN/AND X LANDOWNERS. / ~T having.been reported to the SurveyorX General, that Survey Pegs in the various districts are .being daily ploughed up, the Government jms decided to prosecute in every cale, a"nd on conviction will press for the inaction of the : highest penalty (£SO) ahWedunder "The Trigonometrical Stations\and Survey Marks Act, 1868.'/ , \ Surveyors and Policewill be. instructed to use pvery endeavour\to discover any •son/disturbing or removing any exist xxxk survey mark or peg, either on his owi land/ or on land that he may\be at work J. BALLANCE, \ For Minister of Lairds. /'A NT E D : -k'NhO/RTN t / IHA.T y '\. WM.;STOREY, /. . ~. TAl\pß, &C, TE'MT/KA. Hasjust received a LARGE &c^ Compiling— Black and Blue Superfine Cloths, Blue Venetians, Worsted Coatings, Geelong, BannockbuW Mosgiel, and . West of ..England T%eds ; Bedford Cords, Blue Pilot and Wotneys. W.S: can recommend the above Goods, as. tliey are all of the best quality, and suitable for the present season. \ London Fashions received montniy.\ \ WMw^b NOTICE. ■ " TEMUKA LEADER " is now duly registered Gazette for all cases in Bankruptcy. %ffi?mimi \ SHEEP ACT, 1878. COPIESVrf the Pamphlet prepared under the direction of the Colonial Secretary, containing the above Act, together with oth& v information, etc., can be obtained from the Inspector of Sheep at the Waiatf, Timaru, and at this ■ • X Shillings pßrcopy. / P. B. BOuWn, / Chief Inspector oN-Jheep. /Office of Inspector of Sheep, \ OhrJatchurch, 4th June, 1879.