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Temuka Leader, Issue 2017, 8 March 1890, Page 3

A white " blackbird " is reported as a daily visitor to an orchard ia the Kaiapoi district. Seven valuable merino rams, imported by Messrs D. and A. W. Butherford, have died since their arrival in the colony, and it is believed that their deaths were caused by the cold dip at Addingtoa yards on their arrival in the colony. No light is yet thrown on the identity of the thief who stole the letter of credit and bank notes from Major-General Molyneaux at Auckland. A reward of £IOO is now offered for the discovery. The leper at Arch Hill, Auckland, is taking a course of medicine, as some persons hold that his complaint is not leprosy, but blood poisoning. If he is not cured, he will endeavour to get back to China. At the Supreme Court, Nelson, on Wednesday, Hy. J. Goss waR found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to two years' hard labor.

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