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Temuka Leader, Issue 1695, 7 February 1888, Page 4

The next Wesleyac Conference is to be held at Dunedin. "Bough on Pubs."—Why suffer Piles ? Immeaiftte relief, and oomplete cure guaranteed. Ask for " Bough on Piles." Sure cure for itching.protruding, bleodiug, or any form of Piles. At Ohomistß and Druggists. 4 A child named Hilda Kose, aged throe years, residing at Mitchelstown, Wellington, was accident illy scalded to death on Saturday afternoon. Guilty of: wrong. Soma people have a fashion o!; confusing excellent remedies with a largo masa of " patent medicines," and in this they are guiliy of a wrong. There are some adyerti*ed remedies fully worth sil that is asked for them, and one at least wt know of i Dr Soulo's American Hop Bitters. The writer has had ocoasion to use the Bitters in just auoh a climata as we havo most of the year in Bay Oity, and has always found them to be firstclass and reliable, doing all that is claimed for them. —Tribune. Three fires broke out in the city of Wellington on Saturday morning, all within an hour of each other. The first outbreak was in Old (Justom House street, at a few minutes before midnight, when a block of one storied buildings occupied by Davidson, turner and joiner, F. Witty, ocoountant, Wallis Staples bootmaker, Geary blacksmith, were discovered to be on fire. The flames spread rapidly and soon destroyed the building. About half-past one another fire broke out in a shop of LefFar bootmaker, Willis street. The flames were extinguished without the assistance of the brigade. At 3 o'clock a fire commenced in John Beck's timber yard, Dixon street. The flmnea rapidly spread through the whole mill, completely devastating the premises. Besido3 the mill two small one-storeyed cott'ges and some out buildings in Turunnki Place, and another in Leeds street were gutted. The insurances amounted to £935. Incendiarism is suspected in every case, and two men named .John Qollins and ReHbeu Hind have been arrested, charged with causing the lastnamed lire. Hind is only just out of gaol after a ten years sentence.