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Temuka Leader, Issue 1775, 11 August 1888, Page 3

Another Blip occurred at Purakanui Cliffy on Thursday, and the express troio from (Jhristchurch was uoable to get through till 11 o'clock. Av Umbbemly Noise. —A certain common law iudge is, as many suitors have good reason to know (says Truth), extremely deaf. One day recently be was hearing a case which exc ted a considerable amount of public interest. The court was crowded, and applause was frequent—a thing which sorely tried his lordship's pat'nice. He angrily ordered silsnoe more than once, but, after a quiet interval, a Louder noise than usual broke upon his dull ear?, and in g.'eat indignation he pxolaimed, "These demonstrations are most unseemly! If Ihey continue, I will have the court cleared at once !" The noise in question was a dis ant peal of thunder. HoUiOWAts Fills and Ointment ere remedies whioh should invariably be taken by.travellers in search of health, pleasure or basinets. Many deleterious influences are oiDitantly at work in foreign climes, tending to deteriorate the health; th Be and the altered conditions of life will entail on those ■bo tiavel the neoenity ot carefully attending to early symptoms <f diie se, and they will find the use of thoue remedies to be highly necessary, the aotion of the Fills being purifying and strengthening and of great service in oases of fever, ague, and all hfhmmatory diseases, whilst the Ointment is a sovereign oure in cases of piles, bad less, bad breasts, wounds, and n'Oirt. Holloway's remedies do not deteriorate by change of clim.'...