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Temuka Leader, Issue 1633, 13 September 1887, Page 3

Sir W. Fitzherberb it expeoted to return to New Zetland by tho ’Frisco mail this week. A two and a-half year old son of H. F. Murray, North East Talley, Dunedin, was drowned by falling into Lindsay’s creek on Sunday afternoon* There was a heavy thunderstorm at Feilding on Sunday night and Monday morning. When tho storm was at its height a horse went mad with terror and broke through an enclosure and charged into a drapery store, where it did a large amount of IQlagDs a The theatre licenses at Auckland expire on the 30th inst. The Town Clerk has ad* dressed a memo, to the Council on the pre* caution• against fire and panic, and the Council intend to taka action, Ic is suggested that the Legislature ehould pass a mea.-ure enforcing uniform regulations for the colony. . William John Ptggot, aged nineteen, a pon of the proprietor of the Star Hotel, Wainui, near New Plymouth, was found dead on Sunday afternoon olosa to his father's house. He must have died suddenly, as he was seen alive a few minuses b f ire he was discovered dead. There was a heavy sea on the bar at West port on Sunday. The Orowaiu with several pa‘»engers attempted to Jeare rn the afternoon but took ground on the bar, The seas broke over the vesse', but after some battling she got off and returned to tho harbor, As she nos coming up the river the current MU ghfc her on the bow and drove her on to the bank, but no damage was done and the steamer is now moored. The Oration, Wbico went out ahead of the Orowaiti, lost a blade | of her propeller on the bar.