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Temuka Leader, Issue 2912, 28 December 1895, Page 4

A boy named William Miles, 11 yeatfs of age, was d-owned wh' e bathing in the Waimakailri. A fira broke out last Monday night at Coromandel in Stecbet's Hotel, and swept the street up and down from Handley’s residence to Furey’s. Thirteen pianos were burnt down Mrs Fernandez’, Stecher’s Hotel and hall (paiJy bu’t), Mrs Lome’s. June- & Coy’s, Purcell’s (own. i by Dawson),- Rug?, jeweller, Miss Bremmer, dressmaker, Handley’s houses, Nesbitt’s, and Strong’s saddieiy. Two men were badly injured through jumping out of a house. One man, named Campbell, was burnt to death. Two others ava missing. Many lost ovoi/thino. The damage is estimated at £OOOO, and “the only insurance that have transpired amount to £1275. 'thei'C no fire brigade and no water supply. While in Topeka last March, E T. Biurber. a prominent newspaper man of La Gygne, f was taken with chole-a morbus very severely. The night clerk at the hotel where he' wai. popping happened to have a bottle of Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, and gave him three doses which relieved him and he think# saved his life. Every family should ke p this remedy in tboir homes at all times. No one can hpw soon it may be needed. It costa hut a trifle, and may be the means of saving much suffering «,iid perhaps the life of some member of the family.—For sale by J. C. Oddic, Tcmuka, and Morrison Bros., Qeraldine.