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Temuka Leader, Issue 1785, 4 September 1888, Page 4

William Davidson, night porter at the Albion Hotel, Dunedin, died suddenly on Saturday morning. Ho had b«en in Dunedin over a quarter of a century and at one time was in a good position, havi«g been a member of the Oily Council. “ Buchtt-Paiba.”—Quick, complete euro* all Annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary di>ea*es. At Chemist* and Druggist*, Kempthorne, Prosser and 00., Agent*, Christchurch. 1 Frederick Olin, seaman on board the ketch RMianje, who sustained seriou* injuries by falling down the hold, died at the Thames hospital on Thursday night. “Rough om Bats.’ —Clear* out mice, rati, roaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, beetles, insects, skunks, jack-rabbits, sparrows, gophers, At Chemists and Druggists. Kempthorne, Prosier and Co., Agents, Christ church. 1 The annual report of the Wellington R, ting Club sho nrs a profit of £261. This reduces tire liabilities to £27*. The Colonist, wrecked at Wolling'on, is said to have bsen the schooner which took the refugees from Poverty Bay to Auckland af'er tbo Te Kooti massacre in 1868. The Government Insurance department have paid the amount of Percival Bear’s policy. iMPonTAKT to Rateiatiks.—A ease of considerable importance to ratepayers was bsard at the Lawrence Resident Magistrate’s Court on Monday, when the Tuapska County Council sued Thomas Fahey for rates due. Mr Finlayson, who appeared for defendant, stated that he was charged for rates struck in October last, although he had ceased to occupy or .own the property for some time previotsly, and that bis client was willing to pay for the tims he was in possession. Ho had given the county clerk verbal notice of this some time since. The Magistrate gave judgment for the plaintiff, with costs, staling that the defendant should have taken the proper stepe as provided by the Act for erasing his name from the rate roll and substituting those of the parties who had become liable. It would be advisable, therefore (says the Tuapska Times), for persons disposing of property and wishing to be relieved of rates thereon, to make the proper legal application to the council, joined by that of the purchaser of the property, as the liability is clearly against the person whose same lawfully appears on the rate hook.

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