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Temuka Leader, Issue 1536, 24 July 1886, Page 3

T, F. Rueward, jeweller, on a charge of arson, has been committed for trial at Woodville. Whim’ "RotraH os Co*wb.”~ Aek fe? WbU»’ "Bough on Corn*.” Quick relief, complete, permanent cure. Corns, watfi, bunions. Kempthorne Prosier end Co,. Agents, Christchurch. Robert Smith, sixteen years of age, has died at Tuapeka suddenly, it is thought from eating poisoned rabbits. '• Roush ore Oobhs.” Ask for Wells' * Bough on Corns.’’ Quick relief, complete, permanent cure. Corns, wsrti, bunions, Kemptherne, Pros*"* *nd Co., Agents, Ohriitohnreh. 8 The poll of ratepayers in the borough of Newton (Auckland), on Thursday, on the loan proposals for water supply and drainage, resulted in 171 votes for and 97 against. Those in favor not being a majority of the voters on the roll the proposals are thus rejected. The Auckland City Council last Thursday night, with reference to the Contagions Diseases Act, resolved that consideration of a petition and letters be deferred, pending the result of the Repeal Bill now before the Efouso of Representatives. The Ada C. Owen has armed at Auckland, from Raratouga, bringing tho officers and crew of the American barquentine Kitsap, totally wrecked at Palmerston Island on May 29th. They were on tho island a fortnight, till taken off by the Atlantic and brought to Raratonga. The Kitsap was bound from Paget Sound to Melbourne with a cargo of limber consigned to J. Marshall, The vessel and cargo, so far as is known, wore uninsured.