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Temuka Leader, Issue 1538, 29 July 1886, Page 3

Charles South, a fell monger, for 30 years ft resident of Woolston, North Canterbury, who came to the Bay of Islands 45 year* ago, died suddenly on Tuesday afternoon from apoplexy while sorting wool in his son’s yard. We bbhbtb that if everyone would nee American Oo.’a Hop Bitten freely there would bo muob leas aiekneia and misery in the world, and people are fast finding this out, whole families keeping well at a trifling Dost. Ws advise all to try it. Bead Advt. On Saturday evening Wtn. Law, a tunnel man, working on the Otago Cenlral Railway for the past ten menths, lost his life by falling over a precipice 100 feet high near where Barewood Creek empties into the Taieri River. He was 40 years of age end unmarried. “ Buoku-PalßA."—Quick, oyraptetsaurei, til annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. At Druggists. Kempthorne, Prosier k On. Agents, Christchurch. A sailor from the shipOamaru fell into the harbor while drunk on Monday night, and wonld have bean drowned but for McConnell, the steward of the steamer Akaros, who plunged.in and rescued him. Some anxiety is felt at the non-arrival at Lyttelton «f (he schooner Omaha, which trades with the Chatbams, under the command of Captain Goodman, She was to have sailed on July 37th and as the run tak'-s about a fortnight, she is I now a fortnight over due. Win. Reid, of Cambridge, Auckland, has been commiitod for trial, for an alleged indecent assault on a girl aged eleven, The brigantine Aratapu, Captain Bower, 120 tons, ran ashore at Gisborne, on Sunday night during a southerly gale. It is probable that she will be floatedA man named Geo. Brown a lodginghouse keeper at Christchurch, stabbed a young man named Thos. MacMahon in the lip with a penknife on Monday afternoon. The man slabbed was a lodger of Brown’s, On Tuesday Brown «ai committed for trial. Jealousy seems (o have seen the cause of the deed. HOIiIOWAY’s PlliliS AND OINTMENT.— Ehe attention of all sufferers ii drawn to itaflie well-known remedies, for they possess jonspiouous advantages a* a safe and rr» table aid in all those emergencies to which iravellers, emigrants and sailors are so (specially liable. They have been largely jutronised by wayfarers by land and sea, md, in fact, by all classes of the community :o their very great advantage. The Pills are leyond all doubt one of the most effective ■emedice ever discovered for of.:es of obstinate mnstipation, confirmed indigestion and iolic, complaints which are engendered by xposure and irregular feeding. IheOintaent will be found of the very greatest omee in ones of piles, abscesses, erysipelas, <nd all khids of local ulcerations.

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