;.. Buchanan broke the small bone of his foot while-riding Laetitia in the Av.ondale Handicap, and had to be taken to. the-Hospital. - '■■:■'.-. In. our last issue we published an advertisement of the death pf Annie Helena, the daughter of Annie and the late Lawrence' Lorrigan. The usual precautions were taken, and there was nothing to suggest that the announcement was other than genuine. To-day,' however, we have received a letter from Mrs L. Lorrigan, who states.,that she is the mother of the child:referred to, and that the child is alive and well. It is possibly a singular coincidence, but. careful inquiry will be made, respecting the advertisement in question. The Hospital authorities report that the' man Howell, injured at the fire last night, has recovered' from the shock, and. is progressing favourably. Mr J. Court, a candidate,for Ponsonby \Vard, has an advertisement in another column. An inquest was held yesterday afternoon, before Mr Gresham, coroner, touching the death of John Shanaghan, -who died Suddenly on Thursday at Mrs Prior's boardinghouse, Abe.rcrifmbie-street. ; Dr. King deposed that death was due to shock, caused by over distension-of the bladder, and the jury'returned a verdict accordingly. Deceased was a veteran, and formerly belonged to the 65th Reginient. He resided at Ohuia, Mangqnui district. . Colonial Blankets.—Medium size, 12/6; full size, 18/11;' English blankets, from 4/9 pair. -English and Colonial flannels a* our' well-known prices.— Court Court Bros.—Now showing special lines in gjove9, for autumn and winter wear, and 4-dome French kid, in tans and blacks, ;2/ll,; worth. 3/11. Large assortments _^of fuir-liried cashmfere, and special make of heavy kid, so fashionable for the coming season.—rCotxrt Bros. —Ad. .. ...: ... ■ • .;.- . .:.... Court ■ Brosj.—Now opened,' special lines of-ladies' hosiery. All-wool cashmere, plain and ribbed, IOJd and-1/. Splendid winter hose, in fancy* 1/1; ribs, l/6i; work, 1/lit-rCourt - Bros,— Ad. ■■ - -. Kif\ ■''■ "'; • ■ Court Bros, beg to draw attention to the fact that the ladies? jackets this season surpass those of any other, and for style, cut, and finish cannot be equally in the trade. Ladies "are requested to inspect our -very special line of J, in exquisite shades of fawn.— Court Bros.—Ad. A specialty at Court Bros;r-The new Federation silk, guaranteed to wear. No better silk made for dress or blouse wear, 2/11, 3/11,-4/1 l.r-Court Bros.--Ad. ■% ", , '.'.; :*:..;-.:.::;;',.. Skirtings, 40in wide, from 6Jd; silkstripe skirtirigß,-fT«ra 7i-/5;" v;silk Moreen i ekirtinga, 2/il.—Court Bros.—Ad. ; . • High-class dressmaking: ftt moderate eharges.-'Coiirt Bro».' n«w premfaea.-^ Ad. .„ " '
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 93, 20 April 1901, Page 5
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