KURI BUSE .
Makch 19. — One of our oldest and most re-
apected neighbours died lately in Dvinedin Hospital, in the poison of the late Mr Samuel Mee. He was a quiet, kindly, tuia&siinimg man, always ready to adv'se or help his neighbours. He v/as for years a member of the school committee, which will miss tixa -very much. He leaves a wife sad seven children to raourn tliair 1033. They have ihe sympathy of the whole diasrict. Mr Robert Biirell, of Gore, died auddetily on Tuesday morning. On Sunday evening Borr>e tbief stole the toinl collection at the Gore Presbyterian Church, entering the vestry aud taking from £2 to £3 while the service was proceeding. Visitors to the Jubilee celebrations shouW see Ibe iLnuicnsc «ii-oek of now winter capes, jackets, ipacmcsbeF, sjw, umbrellas, and gloves just imported by '1 . Eos 1 ), direct importer. Nothing like the-- L>r v&ii-aty and v&lne has evtr been
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Otago Witness, Issue 2299, 24 March 1898, Page 29
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153KURI BUSE. Otago Witness, Issue 2299, 24 March 1898, Page 29
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