THE WAIHI SLIMES CASE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12066, 9 September 1902, Page 7

THE WAIHI SLIMES CASE.

ESSEX BEFORE THE COURT. !AT the Police Court yesterday forenoon, before Mr. H. W. Brabant, S.M., William Henry Essex (40). insurance agent, who was arrested in Melbourne on warrant, and who arrived by s.s. Waikare on Sunday evening, in custody of Detective McMabon, was. charged that on or about October 27. 1900, at Waikino, he did break and enter thewarehouse of the Waihi Gold Mining Company.. Limited, and steal certain gold-bearing material to wit, cyanide gold slimes and Tino shavings, the property of tho said \\ al ln Gold Mining Company, Limited. Mr. Martin appeared for the accused. Chief-Detective Grace applied for a remand for a week. Air. Martin offered no objection. He asked lor bail, and said the accused was arrested in Melbourne, and admitted to bail by the police magistrate there, and had duly surrendered himself. Chief-Detective Grace offered no objection, and a remand was granted till the 15th inst., bail being allowed accused in his own recognisance of £100, and in two sureties of £50 each. Accused was subsequently released on bail, bis bond-men heinv, Alfred John Woodley, steward of the Working Men's Club and John Low.-, insurance agent. _„_____„_— THE WORK GOES ON. AUCKLAND PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED. IT HAS MUCH TO DO WITH OUR WELFARE. Meter out of work. . That's the can? with tho kidney*. . Twenty-four hours to the day is the tim» ft)*f put in. , . ~ They're equal.to it when lacy re, well. But thev get sick. Stooping positions of the bark. Straining, a fall, or ovcr-exr-ruon Often makes the kidneys kick. But the work must go on. . They ask for relief through the back. The buck ache.. It's kidney achb. JDoan's Kidney Pills are kidney helpeia. The daily work goes on : Curing citizens of Auckland. Here's another case of it. , Mr.i. K. Dixon, 43, HoLson-street. Una Uv. says:—"My daughter used to complain W"a weak and' aching back. It was in the Regions of the kidneys, and I thought that Doan's Backache Kidney Pills might do her good when I saw the Pills advertised in Auckland. I obtained a box at Jefferson's Pharmacy. .She did not take them regularly, but just as sh • felt that ehe required them, and thev have never failed to give her •Me and strengthen her back. I can speak >n high term.- of this medicine, seeing how "Wonderfully they benefited her." Do not Ik satisfied wth any imitation of loan's Pills. Remembe- it is Doan's Backache Kidney Pills that Mrs. Dixon speaks 0I - See that you get the same remedy. They are for sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box (six boxes 16s 6d), or ""in be pasted on receipt of the price by the proprietors, Foster-McClellan Co., 76, Pittstreet, Sydney, N.S.W. But be sure thev are DOAN'S.