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Temuka Leader, Issue 1485, 27 March 1886, Page 4

The 10th May is the d to fixed for the sitting of the Court of Appeal at Wellington. OATABBH OP THB KlADDßß.—Slinging irritation, it domination, Hi Kidney and similar Complaints, on?- d Sy “Bm-hn V'-’-ib".” 1 mggista. Empthorue, Pmier and Co,, /g-r.'t, Christchurch, 3 Sir George Grey addressed n motng of 2000 peisona at Christchurch on Thursday. The substance of the address was similar to tint delivered ,by him at Dunedin, Hungion, and other places. Fuss AM) Bruu, l)«.eth-», oiKcir, roaot e», ants, btdngs, mice,. gophers, chip mnnks, cle? red out by '• i-.bugh on Bats.’ 1 Kemptliofne, Prosser and 00,, Agents, Christchurch. 3 The G-z-jtte on Thursday contains an Oider-in (Jotmcii piulnb'tingthe exportation of rock cysitiH, ami extending the close season till" March, 1889, for Ilanraki Gulf and the Coiat between and including the B>y of Inlands to Bream Head near Wlmnn *>rei. “ EoTOH OK Ram.”—Clears out rats, mice, Boaohee, flies, ants, bed-bugs, beetles, insect*, •Kufjß», jack raboiu, gophers. Druggiets, Kemrthorne, Proesor A. On. Agent*, Onnu•hwelu At a meeting of the Cattle Board at Wellington on Wednesday afternoon, the veterinary surgeon’s report on the reported case of tuberculosis, w as read. He does not consider it a case of tuberculosis, and that the disease is non-cont igious and not infectious. The Board decided to take no action in the matter. Alcoholic Fatuity.— The chronic debauchee feel* that be lie positively cannot exist without hi* alcoholic stimulation. To quit drinking or to continue tire habit brings death all the same. Such a man can find in Americans Co’s Hop Billor«, properly used, a perfect panacea for the drunkard’s cure.— Read Advt. The writ issued by Mr S. S. Downes, of the Piet Hotel, against Sir William Fox fee libel, was served on Wednesday. The damages claimed are £SOOO, and the case will probably be heard at the ensuing m ig of the Supreme Court. jaOLLOWAV’S UIMTMKMI AMD PILLS. Counsel for th< delicate Those to whom the changeable temperature is a protracted period of trial should reek the earliest opportunity of removing ail obstacles to good health. Ibis cooing Ointment, pi weveiitgly rubbed upon the skin, it the most reliable remedy for «v*reoroh g all dicesies Jof the throat and chest. Q.uinsy, relaxed tortile, ■ora threat, swollen giunds, ordinary catarrh, and bronchitis, usually prevailing at this season, may be arrested as toon as discovered, and every symptom banished by Holloway’s simple and effective treatment. This Ointment and Pills are highly comic ended for the facility with which they successfully contend With it Auers -; they allay in a considerable short time the distressing fever and teasing eoagbt