ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12190, 11 June 1907, Page 7

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

(Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON. June 11. The woman who died suddenly in the city ou Sunday ha» been identified a« Mary Murray.

PALMPRSTON N., June 11. Hi- Pryor, secretary to the New Zealand Employers' Federation, addressed a large «Hd enthusiastic meeting of employers )iere laat night. The local Employers' As■ooiatiou was re^uecila lo<3 and a lar^e n * - x*iher ol mm* members were enrolled.

There was a clean sheet at Uie Police Court this morning. Captain Edwin wired at 1.25 p.m. today: — Moderate to strong westerly winds, glass probably rise, tides moderate: sea moderate, indications for rain and weather ••older.

A STARTLING DISCOVERY

Every man, woman and child requires End relishes sweet, ciean clothes, and every householder should use "Horton's Magic Cleansing Soap." It cleanses easily and adds swpptness and durability to the linen; in fact it wafihes while you sleep, for clothes soaked overnight will require little or no labour. Clothes are worn out far too quickly by needless rubbing and scrubbing, and the above cleanser will, if given a trial, prove its unbounded merits. Obtainable from all grocers. Advt.