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Temuka Leader, Issue 1584, 19 May 1887, Page 3

The schooner Onward from Greymouth struck on the tar at Gisborne on going into the river on Tuesday, and the swell sent her on the rocks and a big hole was soon knocked in her bottom. The vessel was filled in five minutes. The cargo of coal was discharged into carts at low tide. The extent of the damage is not yet known, but is thought to be considerable. Railway Bepbkbhmbht Boohs, Timaeu. —D. McGuinness begs to inform his Burner ous friends, and the travelling public in particular, that having taken the above rooms for a fresh term he has decided to reduce the charges hitherto made, and in future they will be as followßreakfast in readiness for early trains, }s fid | Hot Lunch or Dinner, served up in the hitherto well-known profuse style, on arrival of North and South Express trains, Is fid. Tea and Coffee always in readiness, and choice confectionery, &o. The lessee would especially draw attention to the Ladies’ Private Dining-room, which has been specially arranged and furnished for their convenience. A waitress is always in attendance. The usual Is Lunches are still continued at the Club Hotel.—Advt. CHEAP SAJLIS OF QW, 3TQ, HAYING TO REDUCE ray Stock previous to Disposal of Business I have resolved to SELL AT 20 PER GENT LESS THaN USUAL PRICES. To Effect a Clearance. Those wishing to PRQOURE A GOOD GUN a ROW PRICE should avail {heipaelyeg of this opportunity. T. G. ROWLEY. 1 mr22 TIMARU.