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Temuka Leader, Issue 1565, 7 April 1887, Page 3

The rivers at Hokitike on Monday were again in high flood. A little girl is missing at Hokitika. It is supposed she went to the beach for piptß and was drowned. The voting of members of the First Presbyterian Church, Duuedin, showed a large majority in favor of introducing inslrumontul music.

Mr Fisher, member for Wellington South, addressed his constituents on Tuesday night. He spoke in opposition to the Government, and received a vote of thanks and confidence.

"Rough ok Oatabbh. " Oorreots offensive odors at onoe. Com l lute onre of worst ohronio cases, also unequalled as gargle far diphtheria, sore throat, foul breatb, Kempthorne, Proiser and Co., Agent I, Ohrißtoburch. 4

In the Duhedin City Court yesterday, a girl of fourteen years was sentenced to 7 days' imprisonment. She is of respectable parentage, but prefers a life of immorality. At Wellington yesterday Crabtree'i sentence was again postponed. The Judge remarked that he was inclined to make the sentence heavier if the stolen property still missing was not recovered. "Rough ok Pubs."—Why suffer Piles ? immediate relief and complete cure guaranteed. Askfor "Ror|Jh<a jf lei.'' Sure oure for itching, form of Piles. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Agents, Ohristohurch. 4 The Minister of Public Works will, if possible, before the session, proceed to the South to inspeot the progress made on the Otago central railway, and will also endeavor before his return to address his constituents at Kaiapoi. Cubkd Of Drihking,—" A young friend of mine was cured of an insatiable thirst for liquor, that had so prostrated his system that he was unable to do any business. He was entirely oured by the use of Am. Co s Hop Bitters. It allayed all that burning thirst, took away the appetite for liquor, made his nerves steady, and he has remainod a Bober and steady man for more than two years, and has no desire to return to his cups," —From a leading R.R. Official.

Messrs Smith and Beaumont waited on the Premier at Auckland {yesterday to ask the Government to give a grant in aid of the Public Library Reading and Recreation Room proposed to be opened for the Freeman's Bay diatriot in the Rob Roy hotel premises. The Premier sympathised with the objeot and thought that a grant could be got from the Library yotes up to £SO, and promised to keep the matter in view. A deputation from the Radical Reform League asked the Premier, in his address on Wednesday night, to deal with the land and income tax, plural voting, protection, local industries, local solf government, defence or war expenditure, Legislative retrenchment, and reduction of the Governor's salary.. •'

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