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Temuka Leader, Issue 1593, 11 June 1887, Page 4

At Auckland it has been resolved to adopt the scheme of Queen’s Jubilee Fund suggested by Lady Jervois. The money is to be devoted to the relief of distressed women of all classes. , , " Rouari ON PiLßs/’—Why Sfiffar Pile» p immediate' roliet 'and oompi ete cure guaranteed. '' ! Ask for 1 " Bough oh Piles Sure cure for itching, protruding,bleeding, or, any form of ; Piles. Kempthorne, Prosser; and C 0. ,: Agents, Ohrisifcohurch.. ~4, ‘A. .four -roomed ' cottage at Upper Queenstown, 1 Auckland, owned and occupied 1 by H. Donnelly, 1 was destroyed Wednesday.lusuraoce, £IOO in the South British. The furniture, also insured, was destroyed. , , "Bough oh Oatarbh. ” Correct* offensive odors lajb. once. Oomolete cure of worst, chronic ckifes, also unequalled as gargle for diphtheria; 1 sore throat, foul breath, Kerapthorno, Prosser and .Co,, Christchurch. 4 A nine-roomed house belonging to Mr John Hudson, of Kukararaea, was burnt down on Monday night and everything lost. The insurances amounted to £250 in the Colonial office. The Salvation Army in Wellington intend to celebrate the Jubilee by giving a dinner to one thousand poor children. It is understood that Mr W, T. Glasgow, at prefont Chief Clerk in the Customs Deportment, will be appointed (o fill the position of Secretary of Customs; rendered vacant by Mr F. Seed retiring on a pension, |