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Temuka Leader, Issue 1131, 26 January 1884, Page 3

A Warning to Larrikins.—The Sydney Magistrates are determined to put down ruffianism in the streets by (logging. Three larrikins who brutally assaulted a Chinaman received floggings, and wore soon afterwards released. They were hooted by the crowd. A Singular Dream.—A young lady, living in Boston dreamed that an undertaker drove up to the door of her residence alighted from the hearse, and rang the bell. He asked to see the lady in question, and on her appearing at the door the undertaker asked, “ Are you all ready ?” It was repeated on two successive nights, and it so preyed on her mind that her health became affected. By the advice of her physician she made a change of scene, and went to visit friends in a Western city. Shortly after her arrival there she went to call on some friends living in an apartment house, and on arriving at the house she entered the elevator to go to one of the upper floors, where her friends’ apartments were located. Just before the elevator started, the man in charge of it turned to her and asked, “ Are you all ready ?” She looked at the man, and at once recognised the face of the undertaker she had seen in her dream. Startled by the resemblance, she asked to be let out of the elevator before it had started, and after it bad gone up a short distance it fell, and killed the man whose face had startled her, and who was the only passenger at the time. mRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING with Dogs, Gun, or otherwise in my Paddocks, or Opilii Riverbed, will lie PROSECUTED according to law, WILLIAM FREW, jal Arowhoaua,