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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 290, 6 December 1900, Page 8

An inquest was held at Mangataroto ton the 2nd inst. to enquire into the death of a farmer named George Griffin, aged 67.- Deceased . went to ted one evening apparently in good health, and on waking up next morn« ing was seized with a sudden sickness and died shortly afterwards. The evidence showed that death was due to heart disease,-and-a verdict to. that effect was returned. ' Gentlemen: Smith & Caughey's guinea boots are easy fitting, stylish and up-to-date. —(Ad.) ; , EXHIBITIONS. SUMMER FLOWER, ' . SHOW. Prize-winners iv all sections (except Children's classes) are notified that prize money is sow available and may. be obtained on application to Messrs I'ates and Co., Queen street.- Prize-winners in Children's Classes are required to state nature of prize preierred before the 15th inst. Prizes consist of books, garden utensils, seeds.or plants. Wm. SATCHELL, Hon. See.1 fpHE Holy Trinity Parish Sale of Work '"*■ will be held Thursday. Admission l?ree in Afternoon. Entertainment in the Evening. Admission, Od. rfTALF-PRICE.— Dress Linen, 10 yards for ■•"• 4/11, just the thing for holiday and seaside-wear.-RUSHBROOK and BRIDG-•-S. peen'st' ' ■-"■(• .47J.1 THE SUl'l'.-Big-special nurf tn ■ «tas«'of Kaiapol ClotKlng; Seing extra