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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10417, 20 July 1895, Page 8

■ . OMNIUM GATHERUM. NEWS AND GOSSIP. : " The New Plymouth breakwater is in-a bad state, and repairs to the extent of £3000 are needed. - Charles Griffen has been sentenced to sis months' imprisonment at Napier for larceny of a portmanteau, the property of BOss Kate Browning, of Duaedin. - . «■ The approximate traffic return of the Manchester canal for April shows that therocsipts were £10,505.against £6544. The total for the four month 3 was £35,196 against £25 141 < Iq New York, according to an Amkriosn paper, thera is a dab one room of which is pspsred with 6000 playing cards, while andfeer is covered with theatre tickets, aadhssa cornice running right round composed of champagne corks. A sensation was caused at Waikaia on Wednesday (says the Waimea Plains RaviewY when the news was circulated that the Arsryle Water andtfcatSoe Cheng, the company's meoager bad been arrested on sa ßp icion of having bleu imphcatsd m the theft. The accused haa bain" remandeo. fora weak, bail being accepted. The students who attended the Government dsiry mstrnetion classes at Edendale presented X?n Cs H ( we^" ef ***«**& SS i* J? i* ayte ' who aßsisted him, with gold Maltese crosses and sovereign caseT The Taranski Herald reports thatX' e ev<eThs^d]ouraed summoned ißestiDg of tha Loyal Valley Lodge was held in Kirk>f Hal on Tuesday evening, N.G. Bw. Wil£ In thfeh^r Xherewasalarge attendance of members Ih bebalf O f the iSn^eSed^G.^ro^ine with an emblematic certificate ia reCiS offi^TpG QR hiChr h- 6 had ffIMttKSS O™,^ f Bro-. IPloe responded. One candidate was initiated and one proposed. INTERESTING DISCOVERY, „* American Government has instmcted a noted analyst to examine and report npon certain mineral aprings, which have been recently discovered to have an extraordinary curative effect in cases of rheumatism aad other complaints A voluminous report has been already £• /** Jre tne recent Medical Congress, from wnica ifc would appear that most marveHans cures have bean undoobtedlv effected, and the mv«stagafcion of the Governmeat analyst fs, therefore, looked forward to with great interest. Sequah's Cure is composed of the oarendly coEosßtratsd water of one of these spriags, combined with certain botanic estracfes, and is therefore a natural, cafe, and effeefcnal remedy for all kinds of rheumatism, sciatiaa, lumbago, kidney disease, pains in tho back, and dropsy. It also cures indigestion, biliousness, aad constipation. The result of this renedy, when used ia coajunction withSeqush'sOil, haa • been so recaai-kable as to h-ive occasioned con ssderable public interest.—[Adtt.]