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Temuka Leader, Issue 1581, 14 May 1887, Page 1

Willitra L. Snepbejd, twenty year* ft resident at Blenheim, oommictei suioide by blowing his brainß out with a pea gun used in phooting gallerieß. He bad been despondent and ill for lome Lime past, and had been driDkfog. A the u quest a veriiot of "temporary insanity " was returned. > ' A fatal accident oocurred on the Hunter, tillo contraot of the North Island central r«i'wy on Tuesday. Bobert Crawford got off a ballast train with two others to get; a drink. They rushed to get on again after the train bad started, but Crawford fell between the trucks and got fearfully mutilated. Death was insifantaneous. Deoenaed was a steady man and well liked. Importers of piotoral oalendarg at Dnnedin have asked Government to delay the operation of (he new duty till January, as they have made oontraots on the old terms. The leather traders at Dunedin are also discontented with the proposed tariff. " EotraH our Piras,"—Why suffer Piles ? immediate relief and oompiete cure gua> rantepd. A«kfqr«(R.ou qn Pil .' Sure oure for itching, pntrnding, bleeding, or any form of Piles, ]£empthorne, Prosaer and Co., Agents, Obristohurch, 4 The Directors of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Co. have entered into a contract with Messrs Tyacr and Co., London, to run two steamers, fitted to carry 22,000 carcases of mutton of whioh space the Company ia to haye two-third ß - "?he period of %he contract is two years or four voynges for each steamer from the first loading of the first stealer in September next. The rates of fright are Hi per lb for mutton and lamb, H 3 per lb for beef per oent primage, half of whioh ia to bo returned. HojJIWAY'S Pn*Lß,~ Factory Operatives and Workers In Manufactories,. The remarkable remedies which have been discovered and perfected by Thomas Holloway, and which have for more than forty years been successfully flsed in every quarter of the globe, are especially useful in all the manifold ailments whioh afflict those who by reaiion of their occupation are confined for years, or all their lives, hi erowdnd building* and workshops. Bolloway's Pills and Ointmsnt are associated remedies, the former restoring the vital pprers when dimini»hed, and always acting as an efficient blood purifier, whilst; iho latter relieves looal maladies, checks infUmmatiou, and acts as a cleansing and healing agent, iu oases of bad legs, bad breasts, ulcers and unhealthy sores of all kinds.