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Temuka Leader, Issue 1562, 28 September 1886, Page 3

On Sunday morning the body of a women was found floating in the Auckland harbor near the foot of Albert Street. It was identified as that of Mrs Mary Robinson, a well-known vagrant. She had a penny in her pocket.

Don * Dib in thb Housh —“Bough on Bate ” e’ears out rats, mice, beetles, roaches, bed bug*, flies, «nfs, iiseots, moles, jackrab’oiw, gophers, ifeoipihorne, Prosser and Oo„ Christchurch 1

Nicholas Robin, a miner at Nelson creek, West Coast, was swept down his own tail race and over the face of the terrace, 30ft. high, receiving serious injuries. He was taken to the Hospital at Greyraouth.

Oatabbh of thh Bmddbb.—Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and • similar Complaint*, cured by “Buohu paiba." Drng’ffiU). Aemptaorne, Proner and 00., Agents, Christchurch, 1 Pour young men named John Russell, William Inuis, Samuel Hughara, and David Hugham, were drowned at the Taieri mouth on Saturday, They were out fishing, when the boat capsized. An epidemic of fire seems to have again broken out at Auckland. On Sunday morning an unoccupied bouse in Douglas street, Ponsonby, belonging to Benjamin Archer, was burned down. It was an old building of not much value. At II a.m. a fire was found on the premises of Eagleton, hairdresser, Queen street, but was suppressed before a great deal of damage was done. Insurances Premises, £400; stockin trade, £3OO, in the South British, About 8 a.m, on Monday a dwellinghouse and boot factory, College Road. Ponsonby, belonging to Moore, were destroyed bv fire. Tbe premises being extensive and two storeys in height caused a large body of frames, and it was feared that tbe residence below, occupied by Moore, senr„ would also go. Fortunately tbe firemen were-, able to save it, but Matthew Morris’s dwelling, will; furniture, and the boot factory were burned to the ground, nothing of com s equence haying been saved, The holding wag insured for £6O in (be