TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1529, 23 December 1886, Page 4

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ft jneeliog at .Auckland /on Monday of the Roman Catholic?/* Bishop Luck presiding, q list ini cash and promises for re-buildmg Bf. /BauedicPs ftmolapted to £248 16s/ “ ' ? Leases of eight sections on the newlyreclaimed land adjoining Queen's wharf, beings portion of the Wellington Harbor Board’s endowments, were sold by anc ion ; on/Monday. The leases are for 21 years, and the Tot brought an annual rental of £BB4. Pr’des ranged from 35s to 67« 6d per foot. ... Tha Minister of Mines will publish in January a “ Handbook of New Zealand Mining,”, jn, which will be given a description as far as possible of every mining mdustry in the colony, illustrated witli photographs. The Stella will visit Big Bay shortly, and enquiries will be made a? to how the prospectors there are succeeding. Any of the men wishing to leave the district will be. brought away. The insurances on the property destroyed at Napier on Saturday are estimated at between £16,000 and £20,000. : : h. ' ; / Two of Mr Joseph Mansfield's children, were drowned whilst bathing- at Kaipara (Auckland).-' The bodies have been recovered. , ~ ' /

Mr W. B. Waters, 1 a Wellington commission agent, has-filled his shedule. The liabilities are—Unsecured creditors, £6756 8s Id ; secured, £3915 contingent liabilities, £1287; total, £11,958 8s Id; assets, £5092. At a rheetipg of the North Canterbury Acclimatisation Society, complaints were made that bares in the Waiparft district haj rendered gardening/operations impossible.* The hares destroyed fruit trees, and generally damaged the turnip crop. The' Society, decided to open the district for tha destruction of haras all the year.round. !; . ,o-. Mr Wytm Williams (the; former member for Heathcote), Mr A. Ayers (Mayor of Christchurch), ami Mr Frederick Jones (the represeniative of the district on the Selwyn County ‘Council) are probable candidates' tor the scat rendered vacant through Mr Costei’ii death. < Mr J. L* Coster’s funeral at Opawa on Monday afteriioon was attended by 150' persons ref-resenting the principal business circles, bank 8 , etc. The coflii wuh borne by six quartermasters of the Aorangi. ; , : .......,, . In the Bankruptcy’ Gpijrtj Dunedin, on Mpndny, Hugh Mitchell, of the late firm of Morrison and Mitchell, auctioneers, was sentenced to seven days’ imprisonment without hard labor for contracting a debt when he had no reasonable or probable groupd of being able to pay.it; At Auckland juvenile crime is srill attracting prominent notice. At the Police Court on Tuesday a lad named Edwin Wilson, who has been twice previously imprisoned and flogged, was sentenced to three months’ hard labor for stealing a pair of oars and rowlocks. Feur boys charged with stealing from orchards were dismissed with a caution. ,

i WE SHOULD BLOT Otxi)' j IN, .1.18 ,

The diiewq .opmmepoei vylth /r a ' ijight, derangement ofjthft itomaoli, but, if faefkoted; it in time involvea the whole franiS/etnhrkoing the IddneyS,,liver, pancreas/ add in fact the edtire glandular system ; and the Wfflicted ‘drags out a mifeerable existence until' death gives relief'from Buffeting J Tha'diaeafteris Often miitaken for other complaints ; bnt,t if the ieadSS will aik himielf . the following queition* he will be able -to;, (determine whether he himself is onejdLtha affietso HavS I distress, pain, or difficpltjin breathing after eating P Is there/" dull t he»vy feeling, attended by dto /?,/ Wf*s a .yellow tinge P, ,Dbes » f LU>k ( ,Btipkyrfhcpns [gather about thfe gninr and teeth m the morning*, accompanied by a disagreeable taatej ? Ifl-tba-tonguo-coated?.... Is there pain, in. the sides and back ? Is there a fullness afeoufc the right side, bb if the liver were enlarging,?ls tertigo : or clizxiiieiNb from a horizontal position Are the secretions from the kidneys'highly coloured, with a deposit after standing? Does food ferment soon after eating, accompanied by flatulence or belcbifag Of gas from the stomach ? Is there frequent palpitation of the heart ? Ihese vandds' symptome ! may not be present at one time,,but they torment thesuffererJn turn ai Jhe ‘dreadful disease progreists. If the case' be* one- of- long standing, there will bf q dry* hyckiug cough, attended after a time by expectoration. In very, advanced, tages -he ‘skih aisumes a dirty ! brownish appsranoei : and J the hands and i feet are covered I by * a cold - sticky , perspiration. As the' liver/and .kidneys become more and mere rheumatic aim appear, and the usual treatment proves entirely unavilihg against the latter agonising disorder. The origin of-this malady is indigestion or dyspepsia, and a small quantity of the proper medicine Will remove the disease if takeh in iti inoipiericy. It is mp.«l I important that the difepaeihojpld bo promptly and pioperly treated in its first stages, when 1 a little medicine WilbefEict afcure, and even when it has obtained ft strong hold the ooijeot renuedy should be perservreed in until; every rest ge of the disease is.eradioated,,until the appetite has returned, and the digestive organs reitored to n heftlthy condition. »ure»t and most cffeoluaj .wmedy for, thi distceeeing complaint is “Seigel’a 'Curative Syrup,” ft vegetabliprepjWfttion sold by lale; chemists and medicine. vpndprs -thrqnghous the world, and by the proprietors, A. Je White, Limited, London, 80. This syrup f strikes aMhrv»ryJounda|ipn of the .disease, and driyei it, root #nd branch, out of xhe system. Ask your chemists for Soigel’i “London, E, O. , July 24th, 1882. . "Sir,—lt givee me' great pleftsure to be able to add my testimony iaiam-of your tl yalujablc Sprup as alcuwtrseili|«nt| I had suffered for some length of time from a severe form of indigestion, and the longS train of distressing symptoms following that disease, r bad tried* olTpoßSlblemeans to get j relief, by seeking the best medical advice. I had swallowed sufficient of their ’stuff to float a man-of-war, so to speak, but all to no avail. A friend of mine, coming on the scene in the midst of .my sufferings, brought with him a bottle of your Seigel felti confident it' Womd benefit md. weary of trying so many,, drags, I condemned it before trial, thinking it could not ppsiibly do ma i Way' nltimftMly r de'ermined to take the Syrup. After doing so for a short time it worked such a change in me that I continued taking if for nearly two months;'and I 1 then felt -thoroughly - cured, for I have, discontinued its use; for five weeks, and feel in the best of health, and can; partake of any kind of food with ease and. eonifort.! Lam therefore, thankful To,; you., that, through the ihstratnentality ‘of y6ur valuable medicine, I am restored to the state of health I in** eP]OJ.t-tX tjrplvi; { vf » , “W. S-Fobiteb. ■jTo Mr A J. White,” ' Xboie who are in the “ Asthma Furnace ” should iose no time in obtaining/relief -by the!use of *.* The Bosipgwqed Mixture}’' but 1 do not use the'medicine unless you will follow all the directions “Td'the letter.”

Poor Aithma mffererii who 'are to tired Nature’s sweet-restorer, balmy sleep, 1? jshould make use of .“ The Bosingveed Tarj Mixture.’’ / Quiet/ refreshing sleep Will follow its use. ‘ : c 'J *'O