DROWNING IN THE NORTHERN WAIROA.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4193, 24 November 1883, Page 2

DROWNING IN THE NORTHERN WAIROA.

Wk are indebted to the courtesy of Suporintondont Thomson for a copy of the following telegram receivod by him this morning : —"Tho body of John Morgan, who was drowned on tho 13th, was picked up yesterday twenty miles down the river. No signs of other body."

A Good Account.—" To sum it up. six long years of b<;d-rjddon sickness and snffcring, costing £40 per year, total £210, all of which was stopped by throo bottlos ot Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has dono her own housework for a year since without the loss of a day, and I want everybody to know it for their benefit."— John Weeks, Butler. Find,

Wo would direct the special attention of tho trade generally to tho aalo by auction, on Monday. November 20, bj- Mr Arthur, at Messrs Potter and Co.'s store, Durlmm-stroet, of 77 packages of general merchandise. See advertisement As this is by far tho best assortment that has yet como to hand, and tho public axo by this time aware there is absolutely no reserve at these sales, this is tho best opportunity the trade will have of scouring novelties for Christmas.

Sunday services aro announced in another column; also anniversary services at tho Parnell Wesleyan Church.

My Art Union is postponed till noxt month; dato duly advertised. 700 Tickets loft. Buy I—Francis J. Shortt.—Advt,

If you want a really first-class Sowing Machine buy tho Domestic; it lias no equal.— Shakcspoar & Co., opposite tho Market, (Jueenstrcot. Bole agents.—[Advt.J

Parties desirous of obtaining suitable articles for presents should inspect tho now goods iust opened by Boylan and Tanflcld bpfore selecting olsewhoro.—[Advt.J

We adviso you to inspect pur large stock of carpets—tapestry from, 2s sd, and brussels from 4s 6d. Immenso variety of furniture for all kinds of rooms ready for delivery at low prices..—Garlick a.ncl Cranwoll, furnishing waro house, Qycen-3treet, Auckland,—[Advt.] One Srilmxij Art Union of Splendid Panorama. — By permission of the Colonial Secretary, Herbert 11. Smith lias decided to disposo of his Splendid Panorama, comprising 1 largo Polytechnic Bi-loniftJ Lantern as supplied to tho Polytechnic, London, flttod with Qevpmatio lenses; 2 Oxyhydrogen Burnors and Dissolving Apparatus, 2 Gas Bags, 2 Pressure Boards, 1 Copper Retort, 1 Purifier, 1 Hydrogen Gas>qm,pt(u< W Gonerator and Gas Ifclt'ey, V Jtirgp Sheet, 18 x "J feet, wUh nearly i;iQfl Photographic Views; also a Bp\ondid Real Waterfall, WltQ Tunics. Pipes, Oqlournd Lights, &c. &c., valued at £180. Also will bo given away, 7of Herbert 11. Smith's Improved New ifculaitd Eclipse Cottage Stoves, vnlupd, at £SQ. Tlio whole on view at HCTheyfc it, Smith's Auckland j(ron WovkSj X)urljjauvßlreet, where tickets pan be ybthiflod ttiid all other information; also at tho Booksqllei-s and Tobacconists;, and Other places; also' at' Mr A. B. BrpQinhall & Oo,'s, B!iprtVftn4 -street. The d.va.wmg to tftko pifibe publicly (ljj soo^i as <ls.t is oqnißletcq, wh.icli will ba oayfirtispd, and (tfi l^ntcrtftinincnt he given. '4'ho flvawins will he mipor^ised by a Ownmittoo, A subscriber ciin hold any number of Tickots at la, o\ a book of 22 tickets at £!.<= (Advt.J