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Clutha Leader, Volume XVII, Issue 834, 11 July 1890, Page 6

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Major-general Alexander Irvine died in Dunedin on Tuesday. He had served in the Bengal ai ; iuy, and on retiring came to Dunedin where he haa resided, for some yeaiu lie was 66 years of age. What is the difference between Levy and a . hungry horse 1 The former has his corn-et. A deliberate suicide took place at • Oainaru at about 9 o'clock on Monday morning, when Richard Bennefc, aged about 50, shot himself., through, the heart with a rifle. Deceased had been, for many years chiqf accountant for George Sumptnr, and was a n old soldier and an ox : l ieu tenant of : t Volunteers, having been connected with the latter ; force, for many years. lie .was obr served bringing the rifle with him to his office tliat morning, .and a, junior cleric, noticing that h<) went, upstairs to a room used for Volunteer -purposes, told Mr Sumpter's . storpman,. . Tliia man, suspicious, that, all was not right*. proceeded to the room in 'question, and., just as he opened the door tlie shot was ' fired, Deceased was sitting in a .chair, and had placed the muzzle of ther.ifle against his vest, the butt resting 1 on- tho . ground, a piece of string being : Heel ,to>, the trigger, the other end being, attached to the toe. of his boot. Fijian-".: cial trouble is said, to ; be the cause. ', He leaves a wife and' a large family. , At the inquest 'a verdict of -'.Suicipta , while tern porarily .insane' was returned;. . Holeo way's Ointment, r- Wounds) sores, ulcerations, and other diseases affecting the skin, arc ampndablo by .this cooling and healing unguent. It haa called forth the loudest ■- praiao from* por-1 . sons who have suffered for years from .'bad . legs, abscesses,. "and chronic ulcera, after every hopo of cure has .long -passed away. None but those who have experienced the soothing effect of this ointment can form,' an idea of the comfort it bestows, by restraining inflammation and allaying pain. Whenever this ointment haa been onco used, it has established its worth, and has : been eagerly sought for as tho easiest and . safest remedy for all ulcerous complaints. Tn neuralgia, rheumatism, arid goutj the same application, properly" used ,' gives' wonderful relief. — lAd'vt.l "■'■'■

A number of informations havo bedn : sworn against Edward Robinson,-' formerly a clerk in the shipping' department of the customs, Wellington,^ charging • him with embezzling ; the moneys of the Governrribrit. Robinsori was formerly in Wbllingtotij butthreo l or; four months ago was : removed to : Duriedin. He is believed to have left Duriedin lately for Sydney. •' '

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