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Temuka Leader, Issue 1983, 17 December 1889, Page 4

At Auckland the other day a young lady named Miss Matheson had a very unpleasant experience. She and the other members of the family slept upstairs, and on coming down stairs at 7.30 a.m to get her slippers, found a burglar helping himself to her father’s properly. With considerable presence of mind the.burglar put one of; his hands over her mouth, and with the other taking hold of a sewing machine marched her into an adjoining room, where ho proceeded to put the machine into a sack with other goods. On his removing his hand from tho girl’s mouth, however, she screamed loudly, and tho follow decamped without his booty. Burglaries in Auckland are of nightly occurrence. i'he medicine Knows in aANOfiii anu jJoxs’ BL-CAtrm Ji'xTjiAcr, Test its eminent I'OweiiuJ o. 'loots in rougin', colds, influenza, ihfl relief is instannucou-?. In serious cases, unci nnoii 1 outs or all kinds, bo they wounds, bam?, (Wildings, bruise?, sprain?, ifc_is the remedy —no swelling—no inflammation. Like surprising effects produced in .*r,*.up, diphtheria, bronchitic, inllamraation of mci lung*, swellings, &c., diarrhoea, dysenlry M.'iMse/of Use kidneys and urinary organs, id use at hospitals and medical clinics all over the elobo j patronised by His Majesty i,lie King"of Italy ; crowned with medal and diploma” it International jfishibition, Amsterdam. Trust m this approved article, >nd reject all others