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Temuka Leader, Issue 1534, 20 July 1886, Page 1

Richard Bell, ,a bailiff, dle„d suddenly last Thursday night or Friday, morning at Wellington. He was in possession of tka Waterloo Hotel on behalf of the Official Assignee, and was found dead in bad. He was aged 72. A Wise Deaook.—* 1 . Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me bow you, kept youmlf and family so well thei.pMt > season, when all the rest of ns hare been iiok se much, and have bad the doctors running to niso often," Brother Taylor, tha answer is rery aa ay. I used Hop Bitten in time, and kept mf family well, and tared large doctor’* bills. For shillings’ worth of it kept ne all well and able to work all the time, and I will warrant it has eoet yon and most of the neighbor* £lO to £IOO apiece tpkeep sick the same time. I fancy, you’ll take my medicine hereafter.” _ See Advt. The; Ha were natives have expressed n fixed determination to start ploughing shortly iland: in European occupation. They .say that they have clear instructione from Te WLiti to d,o ,so., TJiere is keen dissatisfaction among them concerning the management of, ( their l reserves, and tho threatened proceedings are intended to call attention to the'grievance. (BBH OE.IHI Biaddir.—Slinging irritation, inflampatlon, >all Kidney and similar Complaints; wired by "Buohu paiba.” Drnggi; Froeser and Co., Agents Chriitohotoh.