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Temuka Leader, Issue 1803, 16 October 1888, Page 3

The Inspector of Folios at Wellington hai received a telegram stating tbat a rabbiter named Galbraith is supposed to have been drowned on Thursday lait in Oahangn river. The man’s hone, saddled, but without itirrupe, and the leather* milling, wai found about two milei below the crossing, and a number of ferret* which Galbraith had been carrying ware found drowned about the tame place. The body has not been recovered. The teachers of the Auckland educational district have presented an illuminated address to Mr B. J. O’Sullivan, who recently resigned his poaition.

FINAL NOTICE. A. G. FISCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, ITMARU, WISHES to inform the Public of Terauka and Surrounding Districts that the PRICE OF THE CABINET PHOTOS. WILL EEMAXN AT 15s PER DOZ. UNTIL THE 24th OF THIS MONTH, When after that date they will be the usual price, and further states that this will positively bo the Last Chance of over obtaining Cabinet Photos, at such low prices, owing to the heavy duty put upon Photographic Goods, Address — A. G. FISC HE R, Main Road, Next to P. W. Hutton’s. se6

BON ACCORD CARRIAGE FACTORY, (Late Archibald Fraser), TIMARU. WANTED the Public of South Canterbury to know that we have this 33ay entered into PARTNERSHIP as COACHBUILDIiRS, trading under the Firm of THUS. FERGUSON & CO. (Signed) THOMAS FERGUSON JOHN NEWLAND ERNEST MUCH MORE. Every order entrusted to ua will be Executed with the Greatest Possible Care. As we have no Wages to Pay, we can afford to Work at a Very Cheap Rate. THOMAS FERGUSON $ CO. (06