CHRISTCHURCH.
Tuesday.
Mdlle Averran, the equestrienne connected with Hayes' and Burton"s Circus, died this morning from lockjaw. A few days ago while going through one of her acts she fell from a horse and broke her arms. Tetanus supervened, and the r:> fortunate woman expired in great agODy shortly after midnight. Great sympathy is felt for her husband.
The head waiter of Christchurch Club was this morning fined £5 for assaulting the steward with a dinner bell. •
'X tneeting: of civic candidates is fixed for to-morrow evening. There is a large field. T'io polling takes places on Thursday. Tlio Vnultry Association has^forwarde'd £K-)Home for an importation of fancy buds.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2987, 11 September 1878, Page 2
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