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Temuka Leader, Issue 5140, 15 September 1904, Page 1

At Feilding on Saturday, throe men named J. C. Robinson, 'William Lowe, and L. Harelcy wore charged with attempting' to sot fire to Zander’s Hotel and stables, on the morning of Ist were committed for trial. This fire September. The evidence occui»icd the greater pare of the day, and accused was discovered an hour before the outbreak which destroyed Hook’s Hotel. Barnes Dobbs, late of Palmerston North. and now of Ormondville, has boon committed for trial at the Supreme Court, Palmerston North, on a charge of bigamy. Replying to a Southland deputation who complained of the cessation of work on the local railway, the Hon. W. Hall-Jones said that there was greater necessity now for prudence in the expenditure than at any lime since he look olhce. 'flic votes for public works this year v ould lie considerably loss than last year, and o,f the applications for roads alone he would have to discard at least ninetenths. Ho said, unhesitatingly, that) the man who had' no track to his Vmd should have the first consideration. and the man with only a sixfoot track should be the next consideration. A GOOD LETTER. I have much pleasure in writing you of the magy benefits I have derived from the use of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. I had suffered some time from my Uvea - , but am pleased to say that 1 found Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver 'Tablets were all they arc said to be. 'The beauty of them is that you can leave them oil and not feci any effect from their discontinuance. —-"Mrs Lillie Clarke, Newland Street, Wnvorley. Sydney. For sale by J. C. Oddie, chemist, Temuka, and Movriscm Eros., GcralcUtict—Advt