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Temuka Leader, Issue 1643, 6 October 1887, Page 3

A prisoner in Monnt Eden gaol (Auckland), has succeeded in writing and having printed in one of the evening papers a letter in which some startling revelations are made. The journal in question, after dealing with the subject, feels convinced that light should be thrown into the inner system of the Auckland gaol. The Westport Harbor Board have accepted the resignation of Mr 0. Napier Bell as the Board’s Engineer and are inviting applications for the post at a salary of £SOO a year. Weim’ Haib BAiUM.—If gray, restore) to original color, An elognnt dressing, softens and beautifies. No oil nor grease, A Tonic Bestorative. Stops bair coming out, strengthens, cleanses, heals scalp, Kampthsrne, Prosser and 0 0., Agents, ObrhtChurch, 2

0 TRAVEL THIS SEASON, 1887-8, IN THE Bangitata, Orari, Wincheater, Tetnuka, Geraldine, Kakahu, and Woodbury Districts, The Coaching Stallion YOU N G KH OTTIN GL Y. Young Knottioglyia by Old Knottingly, out of Divernon, by The Peer, imported. For further Pedigree see Stud Book. TERMS— For the Season, 2 guineas. A reduction will be made for two or more mares, the property of one owner. Groomage fee ss, at time of Service. oc6 JOHN MASON, Proprietor.

PEOPLE WONDER AND ASK HOW IT IS THAT CAESAR KELLY, JpRAOTICAL TAILOR, Can Furnish Suits at such Low Pric". WELL, THIS IS HOW IT IS DONE—lit. He Employs no Foreman to walk about with bis coat on. 2nd. Ho is his own Cutter 3rd. He sits on the board and works himself. By doing so he effects s considerable saving, and is thus able to Muke Garments to measure at LOWER PRICES THAN AN* OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN. Note the Address— GEORHE STREET, (Opposite Possb Tim arc.