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Western Star, Issue 859, 12 July 1884, Page 3

Wells’ “Eough on Corns.” —Ask for Wells’ Eough on Corns.” Quick relief, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. The New Zealand Drug Co., General Agents. A curious rumour has been circulated (says the “ Wairarapa Star”) to the effect that the child of a shepherd on the Brancepeth run has been found dead in its cradle under circumstances that lead to the conclusion that it has been killed by a ferret. It is alleged that a. ferret was seen in the hut, and the child’s throat was punctured as if by a ferret. The Governor has taken a lease for 15 months of Elmwood, the residence of the late E. H. Ehodes, Christchurch. The British Queen sailed from Port Chalmers for London via Wellington on Tuesday, with 8466 frozen sheep. {See fourth page.) Amusements. a.c. VUE FIRST ANNIVERSARY of tbe above Lodge will be celebrated by a BALL, ON MONDAY, 28th JULY, In the Public Hall, O T A U T A U. Ticket (to admit lady and gentleman) ■ 7s 6d Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. RICHARD I ORDE, Secretary. Public Notices E S PRESTON, LADY’S NURSE, II av e l ock Street (Near tbe Church of England), RI YEETON. Accommodation for Ladies. No objection to the country. WILLIAM DOUGALL’S ELEGANT NEW STUDIO AND AND ROOMS NOW OPE N. ESK STREET, LNYERCAEGLLL, Opposite Police Camp. Your patronage solicited.