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Temuka Leader, Issue 1962, 29 October 1889, Page 3

A largely attended meeting of railway employes at Dunedin, on Saturday, condemned the Railway Employes Insurance Bill. A young man named Taylor, twenty years of age, was killed by the upsetting of a dray at Birchwood station, Southland. Mr Henry Sears, farmer, of Russell Elat, N.C., fell dead on Efiday evening while reaching to place a book on a shelf; heart disease is supposed to have been the cause. At Tahuna Park, Dunedin, on Saturday at the Hussars’ Sports, Alex. Cullen was thrown and had his leg broken, At Winslow on Eriday last one of the railway surfacemen, named Morris, met with a very serious accident while travelling along the line on a trolly. There was a strong wind blowing at the time, and the rope used for working the sail caught Morris and threw him off on to the line in front of the trolly, the wheels of which passed over his legs. The poor fellow suffered a compound fracture of the left leg below the knee, and a number.of minor injuries. It is feared that amputation will be necessary. HOLIOWAX’S OINXMHKT AND PIILS Di»eases of the most formidable and chronic characters have been cured by Holloway’s remedies. Ulcerations which have proved themselves incurable by any other known means have healed kindly undek the purifying and regenerating influence of this excellent Ointment. Sprains* stiff joints, contracted muscles and glandular swellings \jan be most safely and effectually healed by Holloway’s Ointment and Pills* which can do no harm under any circumstances. Neither of these medicaments has anything deleterous in its composition; both are essentially purifying and strengthening in their nature. The combined power of these noble remedies enables them successfully to cope with most descriptions of impurities, and to cure, or at least relieve, most varieties of diseases. The noted quality of the Coffee made in the Oaf<Ss of Turkey, France, and America is chiefly due to the fact that only Fresh Boasted Coffee is used ; so that none of the volatile oil and other essentials are lost. ■ Ask your grocer for Anderson's Coffee, and you will have a beverage alike refreshing and simulating, as it is fresh roasted and ground at the factory, Tiraaru.—[Advt. 2J THE TEMUKA DISPENSARY Established 1867. E. C. 1) A s N ’ Chemist and Druggist (Late C. J. Rayner), Sixteen Years engaged in the Trade many Years with Messrs Cook and Robb, and Mr Geo. Bennington ; also in Business io Christchurch. Physicians’ Preemptions accurately Dispensed Pure Drugs and Chemicals Patent Medicines and Druggists’ Sundries Note Paper, Envelopes Novels, and New Publications At Christchurch Prices. Rayner’s Lavender Water Raynor’s Australian Oils Dauu’s Dandelion Pills Dann’s Dandelion Bitters Dann’s Linseed Balsam. HORSE and CATTLE MEDICINES. Dane’s Red Blister. V Meynell Hunt ” Cendition Powder (From the Late J. J. Garden, Esq.’s ocs Recipes). SPECIAL FOR THE TIMARU SHOW, 1889. I ARTHUR GABITBS, 1 THE corner, S NOW SHOWING A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF KAIAPOI CLOTHING, ETC. BOIAL PUROHASS-200 Boys’ Kaiapoi Koioker Suita, new and choice pattern!, 9< lid to 20a j worth IBs to 255. BOIAL PURCHASE—2S Men’s Kaiapoi Tweed Sac Suits marked 86s ; cost to produce 40s. BOIAL PURCHASE—2B Men’* Kaiapoi Tweed Sac Suite, Mill price 65e 6d j my price 45i and 60i. yi’ Tweed Trouser Suite to be cleared at 12i 9d, 13s 9d, 14a 9d. . SBY SPECIAL—27i dozen Kaiapoi Knitted Hose, suitable for Girls’ or Boye’ wear," The price that lam selling them at is not the coet of the wool, with the knitting thrown in, viz,, le 4 C, Is sd, le 6d, le 7d, Is Bd, •EOIAL PURCHASE-60 Boye' Blouee Washing Tweed A nicker Suite 4a lid ; they are cheap at 6s lid. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! The balance of the Bankrupt Stock, which I am now clearing at the following prices : Ladies’ Kid Slippers, 3s lid ; worth 6s lid Ladies’ BS. Kid Boots, 5i 1 Id; worth 8s lid Ladies’ Oxford Shoes, 5s lid ; worth 9s 6d Infants’ Elastic Side Felt and Strap Shoes, 63, Is, 1* lid, SUITS TO ORDER— Of Wellington, Kaiapoi, or Mosgiel Tweeds, 57s fid the Suit. I have also a splendid range of Worsteds* West of England, and Scotch Tweeds, ARTHUR GABITES (Late Gabijbes and Plante), j u 2l THE CORNER, Timaru.