The
No. 6761.
Star.
CHEISTCHUBCH : MONDAY. JANUABY 21?, 1890.
fEBTAKLISKED>
t MAY 14,1868. /
>
f PtTBIiISHED
ONE PENNY.
tEYSRYEVSSriHG.?
Business Kotioaa.
"Wefre comia'to believe, some of ua,"
i
Business M"otlQes,
Business ITotices.
BxiwnosßISotioes.
Tne Calliope.
said an old crone, with a wrinkle for every
grumble of her life, "that we're to be
A GENEROUS ENTERPRISE,
forty year in the wilderness,like the old
DrainageBo&z\,
O^rRO"R.IV
(For nine yearswitn W. Strange& Co.),
JOHN BRENT; OR, A LOVE Izzerullites. I wouldn't have come,] A great many people have expressed Chriafcahuroh
SJiDJL9\JJ-t*^^ Jl-i hJ
Christchnroli, Kov. £8, 18S9.
-^
their
dissatisfaction
with
the
tardiness
of
pleasureiv statdnp'
j^**-**"*
B«g8 to Informthe Ladies -of ChrwtehnrcV
1
3i3.v6
xanc^i
Samwell,
I'd known what you was the English Governmentin rewarding the that tha wellHtely
T.
TAYLOR
you
CHASE ON THE PLAINS; bringin' meifto."
figSS
by
driven
THINGS YOU WANT
EBUABLT3 WELL-SI2JKIHG
and Saburbs that oho ha3-Cou»meucud
at the Pumping Station, to the /) « 'fflf Ik
Bespeot rallyannounces that ha has ,
ATREASONABLE PRICES.
pluck and bravery of Captain lower
Basinoss as
*
"There's a many of us wouldn't have splendid
£By Thbodoek Withbop.]
stratum, has bean m>^t ' £*mvA/A
-nir
nrrnTTl
Kane
and
the
oiEcera
aud
crew
of
the
PDEOHASED
MACJidJLWiij
Eatißfßciory, aa nbundanfc supply RfMW
DRESS AND MANTLE-MAKER.
come, mother," rejoined. "Somwell," a
You canSavefrom 10 to20PerCent by.Baying
prdenrod.
the
late
hurricane
of
Calliope
during
at
water
fcavhifr
been
THE
iff tT^M
your
Chapter IX.
cowed man of anxious look, "if we'd Samoa. Itis true that the engineer has
IconaidoryouT-modqof drnta? fe^»/ffl|ffl>\
(Established1831),
~~*
Tfilor.madoCostumes and Hnbita, '''ea, Gowas,
knownas much as we do now."
tobemost-eflEactivo &u>i«co r;oiui- f*/WMo*vrt
GKOCERT
6IZZTJM AND EI3 HERETICS.
BUSINESS
Eyenins;, and Fancy Dresses, Wedding, and
been
to
the
rank
o?
Pleet
promoted
5484,
5645,
cal,
070,1607,
2^3,
WWWtj
and
an
free
from
riafrnfacci.
Kos.
Sffiffl^
PATENTS
Samwell glanced sadly at his dirty, Engineer, and,as thecable now advises ua, dentain driving aa ispossibleia hi ]} VW \\
MouniingOatfits.
OS
No€ooner had this nomad town settled travel-worn
3853.
p
Fisoar
children, at work at mudpies
W
lij \\
Specialattention ■will be sirea>to Latest Stylo
is dowa for the next "good work ottbianature.
Kane
ME E. W. arABBIOTT,
Captain
itselfquietlyfor thenight, than a town- and dust vol-au-vcnts. His dowdy
hare
Your*,
ltd.)
faithfully.
JJ
of theae WBLLS
been
&I
fit.
Isl-^U—
-vrxUNDREDH
and
&
pensionof .£l5O a year when ifa beservice
meeting collected in the opea ot the broke off the colloquy byannouncing,wite
STREET,CHEISTCHUECH,
InCASHED
[j-8 SUNK with my Apparataa iv tha North
ii^wiii Catbbei-t,ir.Inf.i.O.T?. S-^feJ:'|.".^sri
ina coniea vacant" (sic), but
335 I?KET Which, will ttillbeConductedundor thaimmediate
Ejjlri»sertnth9Bo.va.
amphitheatre.
very few will be
a'-d South. Islanda. A depth ofPIPE.
tone that she must have learned from a inclined
More
FiirnisliiMgf^gpg^S^^^^^^^^^'Si-Pisfe^; KKACU2D WITH A H INCHtiian
"Now, brethren," Bays Shamberlain to rattlesnake,
to
admit
that
this
i
3
anything
Huporviaiouof
by allthe
that the loaf was baked, the ilike adequate compenbfttion for the salvaJUXC'iION STREET,
I'^P'WoUe Snak by thisMethod
as, "el you wont to hear exhortin' as
ME jiIAEEIOTT, aa horetofore.
Ironmongers,
Now Zsaland put together.
fried,
bacon
was
and
wait
VYallsinkorßia
i^Plppj^fe^
suppershouldn't
(is
Park.)
tion of a splendid ship, worth at least
our Lancaster
;W.^;!
run*without stoppui',step up and liatea
TlioPatentaeJiaß givenunivorsal Bfttisfftction to
; £800,000,
rW*
'^sV^^^'i':J
for
anybody's
talking.
COENEE
COLOMBO AND CASHEL
Pevhapa,"
say
by
to the Apossle or the Gentile3.
to
numerous teatt A XT ENI'IUELT KKW BTOCK, BOUGHT
nothing of tho hundreds ?'§«^-^^^^'^
tis cliaata, as can bo seen
All the emigrants were English, j of lives on
Tranis pnFB thsdoor cvaryhanr d*»ily.
STEEBI'S.
andhereJake winkedperceptibly, ■"you'll
board. There is a sarcasm
their accent and dialect about this pension business -which well
THE BKST TEEMS,
beteched,and wantto jine, and perhaps Lancashire
fcffii!ffi&ty'^^f&'¥'''"H?:^W
rulfparHonliwa of cost and all information can
s
WHOLESALE
announced,
they
and
Lancashire
told
us
!
Cc
DBFAETMENT AND
accords with the decision of My Lords of
yoa wont. Ef you're docyla you'll be waa their home
Thutis to say,For CABH, andlv Large Lines, "
l» had onapplication to
IEON YAED,
in the old step-mother the Admiralty andLord GeorgeHamilton,
teched,ef you're balls ofBashaa you wont
TobeOffiaed to tho Public
£02, JLICHJ.IEI.iD STREET,
JOB-O3BOBNE, Doyleston;
country.
beteched."
as suchinstances of skill andbvave^y
ROIALAND 'Igl®!^^? VICE-RIiGAL
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PKOFIT,
Nest Danlm*.
Step-niother, indeed, to these her that
**■■How did you
were by no means rarein the BritiahNavy
happen to be converted
Consiiteat wiiliFair Traaing-,
"
"
children!
No
wonder
that
had
they
there
for
1
special
grounds
;
wero no
Will bo a guarantee tha. Purchasers may obtain
yourself, Jake? Brent asked. You've found life ab home intolerable ! They
recogPHOTOQaAPHKU,
never told me."
nition. It is ir,ue that tho pension will
TAYLOR & OAKLEY,
tho Best
tho
of Wales,
TothePriucen G^orgo twA Vnstor
"
"Why, you see Iwas naturally of a were the poorest class oi! townspeople from ultimately revert .to him— thai) is;, of
POSSIBLE
VALUE
FOB
THEIBMONET
»in»;
ofKinni (wliiloivIndia)
23i, Tunm etrect West,.Chiistchuroh.B3B2
religious nater, andI've tried 'em all,but the great manufacturing towns, penny course, ii: he lives long enough, and the
AT
TIIE
Jarvois,
AnthonyMusgravo,
Sir Wm.
Sir
tradesmen, indoor craftsmen, factory
I
never fellfoul of a religion thathadreal
bolder decides to navigate the
&
Sir Willum Robinson, l?ir F. Bioonir, and the
operatives, a puny, withered Bet of present
ITALIAN
ethereal instead of thebriny at an early
CASH
TEA
AND
proved miracles, till Iseed a man,born beings
A;c also
iihtuof
Australi*
and i«'ew Zealand.
;
hardly niea,if manmeansstrength; date, but. there ia a beautifnl vagueneaa
'
dumb, what was cured by the Prophet I
women, if woman means beauty. about ife that has nob donelnuch to alJsy
rr\WP,escallenoy o£ C. H. MANNING.!PhotoIMPOETEES
Joseph looking downhis throat and tellin' hardlyfaces
told of long years passed in the public feeling that some special mark
is cur.oi'is UJIIVJ-.ESAL
JL gr«ph:c Work
53
OP
his palate to speak up,—and it did speak Their
having
THE CAFE.
OPPOSITE
ADMIRATION.
Fatrons who pnrpoao
Bar,Rod,
the
foul
air
of
close
or
work
Sheet andHoop Iron
shops,
3,
a;lvisad
to
room of approval was dejervad, aM should be
thoJrphoto3t!i,'.enb.v him lire poMs«ly
up, did that there palate, and went on or steamy, oily, flocculeufc
GalvgjiXEod Iron, FencingWire
cpDoiuunouD
mills.
All
work
make
to
avoid
dotcinioa.
an
taJHn' most onoommon. It's onbeknovm
bestowed. What recognition tho crew
Sheet Loi<l,HorfeNails
O. H. MANKXtiG l:»a h<\-\ voob esporjenco in
andno play Lad been their history." No" ■were' accorded
T. TAYLOS
Ksxipa,liope, Twine
has never transpired protongues it talks, authin like gibberidge; holidays,
Xodinandtha Australian c'oJonias. lie doa>i all
Truclia, American Ases
no
no
no
rasa,
flowers,
green
g
how
an
andAiunnvut'iOs
fif.islmiff,
opniating
but Joseph said that was
extra ration of Jamaica rum or
WILL STILL COKDUUr HI9 BUSINESS
hifi own
aud
thatonguea
bably
Picks,Shovels, Spadoa
■nothing
hard,
ill-paid
freshness
tut
for JMilinui:y, ■ptriaancucy. Pjsa, I.xhis
work
Cjf
tima'to
as
a
second
of
tobacco
was
Aposslea'
Handles,
Hay focha
soundedin the
them
considered
A"
-proasion, and TJoiieaey of Viuieh.
with starvation btanding over sufficient. Fortunately, however,
iiheep andWira Nettina
hadn't got theinterruptionof tongues. Idrudgery,
where
APPARATUS,
STEAM
FITTER
OP
HOT
WATEiS
AND
Oiis
the
on.
«ud
STREET,
There the humdrum routine of tho department
Paints
93, COLOMBO
Btruck my flag tothat theremiracle. I'd weretaak and scourging them
POPULAiT P£;IGH.aPitchnnd Tur
among them already aged failed, private enterprise proaiisea to step
pnrdossM)
seen'em gettin' upthe sham kind, when Iand children ancient
AKB TEE
Cabinet Photo 3
15s
And allStation Eeqniramen-Bs.
a3
the
croue
in,
and the Y/aterbury "VV.-i.toii Company,
knowed
was to the Italian convent, andI
7a6d p3r'lo3 30%
gaiety alwuys to the front, conteinTtl.'ifce.preseutTRIANGLE, HIGH ST. C.D.V.'a
maytalk rough Sainw.ell's mother, for any childish
the fourth-proofarticle. I
STEEET
3
3
! they had ing eaca oi the sea;jaen £md marines
they/
showed.
Poor
things
Brother
STCi'lObusiness,
about this
but
Brenti been for
with
143, COLOMBO STEEET (COENER
(Laws Geobgk Booth's PssaiksEs),
yearetheir twelve, fourteen, six- one o£ their new short-winding series,
..nritias,
knows I'mhonestaboutit."
Pi3ie--t Snowdrop
Piuest I
CASHEL STEEET),
bugar
houra ab work in stilling milta, suitably inscribed, iv honour of the occa75.
COLOMBO2To.
Vroservins
5
Jakeledus forward, and stationedus in teejl
TE^EPHOHE
' <^>
O^poailo Ijonargan'a.
Sparit.'iDg .Loaf, 5ellovr Crystals aud Browu
when they should have been tumb- sion: Each man will receive atthosume
Jioaoa
aud
Son'ii.
upposiC3
JJ.
posts of honour before the crowd of ling
>^■^-.*>^7r-^^--■a-^v.v;^^^^.■■■-■.'■^«";'V.■^:i^vv^^
*=S
upur
/.aw
in the hay, chasing butterflies, ex- time one of their now ladies' watches for
auditors.
A Special J-ino of Co?3on Tia^, blonded in
WHOLESALE
DEPARTMENT AND
<-!■!lou, put up in51bbos.a. Jlspar tox
presentation to mother, Kiot6i-, wife, ov
Presently Sizzum appsared. He had panding tosunshine andopen air.
IEON YAED—
lib
'fiiirt
ot iaciiaa "io>,Calcutta CltuJ, 2s 6d
teea,"
Brent,
"We
have
not
said
"one
£02,
no
sweetheart,
and
better watches can bo
LICHJPIELD SXREEUk
taken time totone down the piofiSer aud hearty John Bull, or
Jjapnanj; L-oncSiocf,ia lead-iiued baskets, 01b
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Jiexfc Banks'.
Buxom Betsy Bull, found than these, either au regards ricat- j
fori2e6d
developthedeaconinhis style, anda very
the
caravan."
,
Plonr, Tumor's or Wood's, at
in
whole
settingbauds,
nesb
ease
or
or
Pctent
KoHer
he
had
made
of
himself.
tho
timepersonage
sleek
e<vn<:«;d
as
if
i
""They
look
hueka and slop had keeping properties. Similar preseats pra
rateii
He wasclean shaved ; cleanshaving is a
Otafroviatnieal, tresh every v/eftk
their meatand drink, insteadof3beef to be made to the crews of the American
favourite coxcombry of toe deacon class. been
*
Qus^Ca'a Vshibitiou Pirßt; Prize Ho.ni3 and
andbeer."
iJacon
"war3bip3,
who,
Moiled
although unable to etcwo |
"Beef andbeer belong to fellows that
His long black hair, growing rank from a
Tongues,Ox Tongues
Lamhs'
t'hatipa'
Xonijues,
HOT HOUSE
skin,
sleekly
put
themselves,
behind his
from the fury of the gala
was
muddy
Uoi;o>t Eabbit. and Totted Meats, uhw citoh
ears. A large white blossom of cravat ex- haveredin their cheeks and guSaws in were brave enough, with death sfcariap
fcialuio", Canoo br*nd, Cuttings* best brand
BBST SAMPLE.
them in tbe face, to raise thoir caps and
H. Gar I'iah. Aibait'a fcauliues, JEippored
* lean, pale, che«jr
pandedunderhis nude,beefy chin, andhe their throats, nofc to the3e
wretches."
iluokerel.flueht Linß sish, small Urkras
to theecho thebetter equippad sit ip
woreablack dress-coat, creased with its dreary
splfifldidrilua
ings,
.Suit
itor'
"Tne
saints'
robes
seem
as
per
sorry as "which was able to forceits way out in ani'to
recent packing. Except that hi3
Slip'< limejuice,Kouto^rrat Limejaice
persons," eaidI. "No watchiu&n on of the fury o? the
elements.
J.eincii Jaice. Giiiger Wive, Dandoiibu wino
pantaloons werethrust into boots withthe their
plums
Ifaspberry and Lomon rtyrup, Jiuulisli and
maker's name (Abel dishing, Lynn, the hill-tops of their Sion will hail, 'Who
jam,
Coloai.vl
NOW READY.
Mass.) stamped in gold on a scarlet aro these in bright arrsy?' when they
Pereianb'tmrbitt
heavein
aight!"
Strength.
Trial
of
shield,
iiuruett's,
Lunjrda'e's,
was
and
Crosse
and
"
front,he
morocco
in
in correct
BlackThey have a right to be way-worn,
PRICE VERY I,OW.
well'sEssences
go-io-meetin' costume a Chadband of
B.emu;t. Hanson's, Visoer's, Barnikow'a ar.d
after their summer of:plodding over these
The following account of a marvellous
theplains.
Chriatophcrnon's
wastes."
trial of strength ia takenfrom the Hordreal
Patent CleanedFruits
He took his stand, andbeganto fulmin- dusty
193, COLOMBO STRBKT.
"Here conies a group iv gayer teim. Herald, &*nuc!u: "There were neariy one
"CutvOnriunts, iCaisiua, and Sultannis, wssl.cd
ate-over the assemblage. His manner was
I—actulyfounces1 actuallyflounces and parasols 1"
and dried Vt'.r.dy for uce by improved DEERING'S BINDEBS.
See
persons
thousand
in
the
St
Henri
Town.
overbearing,
coarse and
with intervals of
Pi(T3
machinery,
choice
new
box
Several young women of the Blowsalind Hall on Nov. 2, to witness a series of trials
JmpunnlFrenchPlume,in2ibaud4lbboities
h
oily persuasiveness. He wasa big,power- order,
5
dressedinveryincongruous toggery of strength between Louis Cyr, the chamI'riine Old cheese, choice duiries of n6W
ful man, without one atom of delicacy in
CHSISTCHUUCH.
clioe> o,Loaf Chcoso,91b to 121
b
"him,—a fellow who never could take a ofstainedaudfadedsiika, passedus. They pion heavy lifter, and Barre, .mother wellsoap,
Jjamidrine
Pii'.TbtO'.e
and Sapalio
GiiiCKWlieat, hnrpa,Urnn, at miller a' prices
flower oz a gentle heart into his hand seemed tobe on a roundof evening visits, known man inthe sameline of sport. The
WXKffiS AND SPIRITSof allusaaLv»riatiei<
sheltered their tanned faces against first item on the programme wa3 tholiftamc-rican BrooiQK and Buckets
without crushing it by a brutal instinct. and
Colonial
GEORGJ3
GOULEI E.QJ>.:Champagna.
ware,
ilughsh
the
October
snnshino-with
Allkinda
of
au'l
fringed
ancient
of
dumb
bells.
was
the
Brush
heavy
ing
Cyr
A creature with- such anamorphous beak
it nmuuf.ioturera' prices
WHISICCES-Sandy Cook, Rob Roy, LoehieL
of anose, such a heavy-lipped mouth,and parasols. Their costumehada queer effect; victor, lifting a dumb bell weighing 2651b
Tob coon— Juno, Navy,.N'ailrod, Twist,Kuby,
of a Mormon caravan at Fork to his opponent's 1951b. The next event
Old Htehland Vatted.
GoldBar, aadSpoapo '.Jakd
such wildernessof jaw,couldneverperceive in the campThey
Napior Joanstoaa.&o^&o.Qla^ow Crow!
were in good spirite, and was thamost interesting one o? the evenNelsou and Cujifornian Hops
the fine savour of any delicate thing. Bridger.
Giflgorboer
Wine
Corks
p.iv\
CIGA.BB—
A Choice
panica
when they eiiw ing, and proved beyond all. doubt; Cyr'a
Assortmonc.
Coarse joys were the only joys for saeh. a went into littla
Jies-r. EajjiishPickiins Vic-gar
and then into right to the championship. Fir3t, a platBeitDairiea of i'rooliButter daily.
CIQABETTES-LitUoBeittttos, VirginiaBrtebJa.
body; coarse emotions, the pleasures of Brent in his Indian rig,us!"
Putts,.
Opera
"Lor
me!"
and
"Bless
when
the
form
the
weighing
put
1401bwas
on
stage,
Kichmond.Gan^Ao.
force and domination, the only emotions supposed Pawnee
Goods Dolivared in Town or Subnrba every<5ar,
waß discovered to be a on the top of which were placed seven
ELAND'S GOU3.
crude enough for such, a soul.
and at HallwayStation, to meet alltrains.
6223 yN ADDITIONTO OXJR OWN ORDEBS FOB.
pale-f&ce.
dumb-bells,
handsome
in
the
weighing
aa
aggregate
Tn«? voice was as repulsive his mien
EHfiIJBH CAItTS, &c.-A few-hargains.
"Perhaps we waste sympathy," said 7S9ib, making a totalof 929!L>. Bothmen
and manner.That badlymodelled nosehad Brent,
"on these people. Why, are not succeeded in raising tho same from the
BHIiIAEDBALLS, «ffES,..ifcc.,&o.
animportantoffice inhis oratory.Through
it he hailed his auditors to open their they better off here, and likely to be more floor. 'Next a barrel of ilonr weighing
Aadraas— Worcester etroat.
hearts, as a canal-boatmanhails the locks comfortablein Utah than iv the slums of 2181bwas also put onthe table. This extra
weight was also successfully coped with ■e^ H-i »H
m
O
with a canal-hornof bassooncalibre. But Manchester?"
BIKDEG3
"Drudgery for drudgery, slavery for by the two men. Thirdly, aman weighing
T.J. W, haenot ex»ibitsd Rincc IRSI-.tl« demand for hia Earnret beingsogreat thatho has not
sometimes, whenhewished tobe seductive
ARRE, JIB.OCKLEr & hJo.,
bwas addedandlifted by them. Then beenabln to devotethenoceaaavy tide to niakuij; up linagesfor Exhibition, butinvites inspection of
hissentences tookthechannelof his mouth, slavery,barren as too Salt Lakecountry is, 1751
biaSHOW.EOOftf,
(LIMITED),
andhis great lips rolled the words over and rough the lot of pioneers, Ihave no three men, weighing respectively 1451b,
gUGAB,
213, TTJAM STREET WEST, BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
b
and14-ilb wereput on, tbe table, tha
like fat morsels. Pah! how the recollec- doubt they will be. But then the re- 1551
WINE.AND
SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
BE
FOUND
AS
CHEAP
A3
ANY
OTH£LB
EANOE
IN
TOWN
weighing
whole affair now
18161b. Cyr 5.J. W.'B liANGES VTIt.Ii
tion of the fellow disgusts me 2 And yet ligion \"
T7E HAVJ3 JCTST RECEIVED
South BnuraHXJhambkss,
he hadanunwholesome fascination, which "Ido not defend that; but whathas managed tolift the load,but Barre failed
andgave up. Cjr thenhad three
compelled us to listen. Icould easily England's done for them to make them todo so
HEREFORD STREET, CHRIBTCHXTRCH.
thes9 poor more men, weighing altogether 5621b, *^^« >><^
understandhow he might overbear feeble regret it? Of what use to been,
I
havecimrgid 6» "v^« Prices for tho teat EIGHT TEABS, sad by Kh*-_^-""*
or the making a total weight of 237Sib added. \^^^^»s^(Ca»ss Styls, J?lai3h, andilatariil have soeared one of tha Largest
(CellarEntrance from Cathedral Sojtare.)
minds,and wheedlethosethatlovedflattery. proletaireshave thecathedrals
'
He had some education. Travel had sweet country churches, or the quiet Cyr, amidst breathless silence, approached Wa,
ltePai:fiD& Tradeß in Canterbury.
are now Selling a New Shipment of
The
Stock of T7ines and Spirits held by this
TJfi
table,
and,
putting his brawny arms
liuoat f-now.irop Mau'itius, equal to
polished hisbase metal, co thatit shone cloisters of Oxfordand Cambridge ? Ican- the
Company embraoes ovary needful vatiaty forordi«
A CONSIGNTiIENT
Crashed Loa4 forJam or Jellymaking, inquire
nary or special use*
well enough todeceive the vulgar or the not wonder that they ihave given an easy around it, essayed tolift his heavyburden,
price at
Assorted dozens of Liquors are supplied_f or
'
credulous. He did not often allow him- belief to Mormonism, an energetic, un- whichhe did with apparent ease,rousing
family or invalid puirpcses.
ED
VL.
CLAN
Special arrageiaents made for
self the broad coarseness of his brother scrupulous propagandise, offering escape the enthusiasm of the onlookers to the
Has, HsSss Sea'eefl,
Balls or Dinner
'
from poverty andsocial depression,offering voidest pitch. After a shortrest Cyr once
Parties.
preachers inthe church.
so**l
ED
Two
do9rs
tomi
Barrßtt
a
;
Lock-up
Bin Cases provided for race meetings.
WiQc?PA
aiTrn
ShallI
let-himspeak for himself ? Does acres for the mere trouble of occupying' more appeared and went through a series I^ir^if
w/AKKAIy
X>ic:iics, ice.
PieMa vote tfao addre!l3 to arosd ncatokes.
8" jj
OV
anyone wish to hear the inspirations of promising high throneß in heaven, and on of heavyliftingperformances,the principal
OUR TEAS
WUiob packed and forwarded (freight paid) to
2To oeonaaiion"with anyother ahap.
any. Port inNew Zaalaadoa reooipfc ol ramittaaoa
thelast faith humanity has chosen for its earth also, if the saints will only gather, of which was thgliftingoi two dumbbells *n>^<~^
ABE
possession
satisfactory reforanco.
tied
baok,
imprewed
march
and
take
of
their
4701
b.
He
thokteat
Tools
or
together,
weighing
caught
isapceted
sod^siU
guide?
y?—**^
HairJßg
STILLINCREASING INPOPULASITT.
Achoiceselection of finest Indian andHavannaa
Apphaaceo, I
the rope in the middle, and with one
ssaeHa to 3£ako, to Cuiw Bings, Piaa,
Cigars.
No. Such travQsty of true religion is oldestates inIllinois and Missouri."
We had by thia time approached the finger lifted them some distance from -**^
very sorry comedy, yery tragical farce.
' go jtaCTse-igrusaaaspto'.»Bß io puac«O3 eaa» aaoj^i ty&gs.
PEICES OF POPULAR BLENDS:55 MACHINES,
Vulgar rant and cant, and a muddle of upper end of the ellipse. Sizzum, as tho ground." Ifc will be seen that
JOHN WALLER & CO.,
s
textsanddogmas,are disgusting to hear, quartermaster, had done his duty well. nodescriptionia given of how this great
s 6D«
s 4PI
2
2
TIMBJBB AND COAli MERCHANTS,
land-arks,
lifting
blue
-each-roofed
with
feat
was
great
The
done. There are various
and wouldbe wearinessto repeat.
Sizzum's sermon suited his mixed its hood of white canvasstretched on hoops, ways of lifting. In the hand lift the
Tuam Stesbt,
RICH.MALTY
ASSAM
0d
2a
Kailway Siding— Windmill road,
character.He waaAaronandJoshua,high- were in stout, serviceable order wheels,, athlete grasps two handles, and with
FINEST CEYLON
2s So
WHICH WE INTEND SSLLINQ THIS
simply hia grip to connect himself to the
priest and captain combined. He made axlesandbodies.
azed
BuPP'y. a LOWEST CDS
.J2ICNT iiATiSS. everydesoiiption
hisdiscourse bulletin for to-day, general "Within these nomad cottages order or load, lifts mainly with his legs. In the
of
orders for to-morrow. Hewarned against chaos reigned, according to the tenants. harness lift a strap passes over the
BUILDING
MATEEIALS,
!
BRAND
know
W
only
shoulders,
to
thevalue athlete's
to which is attached
the perils of disobedience. He raved of Somepeople seem
;
Inclnding
the joys and privileges of Latter-Bay of rubbish. Theyguard old shoes, oldhats, theload, and then, standing between two
Eed, White,andBlack Piuo
SEASON.
or
Saintahip on earth and in heaven. He crackedmug3, battered tins, as articles oi parallel bars of a height so that ho can
Totara,Kauri,
and
iiottlod
heapedvindictiveandtruculent anathemas virtu. Some o£ the waggonß were crowded exert with both his arms and his legs,
Baltic, 9x3,9 x 3.11jc3 ICattci
upon Gentiles. He gave his audience to withsuchcherishedtrash. Somo hadbeen he straightens these members, and, as
Timbor, sft audGffe Palings
V.D.L.
by
wayeide,
tho
it can be imagined, negotiates a muoli
understand that he held the keys of the lightened ofsuch burdens
Lysaghi's OrbIron.ajid othor
SEPARATOR BUTTER
brands
EnightBavan'a, andColoniai Cement
kingdom j if they yielded to him without and co were Bnug and orderly nestling- heavier weight than when hands alone
places;
quite-outnumbuttharafs
neats
used.
Iv
to
the
at
regard
lifting
u
ppllo^tioa
are
feat
Prices and Twins on.
te
KauriFlitahes, weoctedsizes
question,theyweresafe inlife andeternity;
SUPPLIED
DAILY.
!
Montreal, the probabilites are that the
Kauri, Red and Whit3
if they murmured, they were cast into bered the wren's nests.
Pino Flooring Lining,
Arcbiferavoa, Mouldings, Shelving; nnd
outer darkness. It wasterrible tosee the
A small, neat waptgon stood near the lifter stood between parallel bars underSkirting,under cover, raady forimmediate
man's despotism over his pro3elytes. A headof tho train. We might have merely neath a platform, with hia body bent> and
ÜBO
rumbleof Amen3from the crowd greeted glanced at it, and passed by,.as we had raised the load by straightening his arms,
INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE.
(CT|
COFFEE
DoorsandSa3hes, Builders* Ironmongary.
J/Ji%\%, \ft " The blendingis entirely atten|J-«K A Ajft / B \,(iA Ai Ay
MASON, STRUTHERS CO.
alike every threat andevery promise.
done elsewhere along the line ;but, as we backand legs. The harness lift reeqrd ia
Suppliod,FreshGiound on thePremises,
Mr. Nelson himself,
%HHIj
Ma«HfiS^_
by
ded
to
b
,
Curtis;
W.
B.
H
P
HdUvi
'W
VS.
by
the handlift is
caught by 32391
Sizzum's discourse lasted half an.hour. approached, our attention was
of great experifare and Unadnlterated.
JJ'V«* v _|^_ VW¥ M WttusciW, m whoisaanTaster
and Larrap.. They were nosing 1442£1 b, by D.L. Dowd. Cyr is credited
4 las had a .special
7T« dismissed his audience withan Amen, Murker
ffl af^Zl&vTk. \K enc
COALS AND FIEEWOOD.
? in
a
record
b
,
style
tndoing
intothe
little
with
of
done
in
the
prying
waggon,.from
about,
(M
a
35361
thoart."
// £ifs«2.Ka
«\
andan injunction to keep closer to the
» TWC
inEZ
M
HEBAL3).
he
uses.
His
generally
physique
;!9.iX^
diatance.
When
of
which
is
TIMAitU
they
caught.sight
us,
SPIRITS,
#'X*
WINES
AND
to-morrow,
andnot be
V\ "Thisfirmdeservesthesuptrain on themarch
r
s
COUNTRY ORDKES promptly executed, and.
crrasTcaufiCH,
§Jtjj*
specially adaptedfor this kind of exercise,
turnedand skulked away. "
r*l^
/S' y#
v
delivereddirectfro^i tao oidiuif
rabbling off to-catch grasshopers because they
"What
otallpurchasers ofTea
355
r^i \li t » /'/
J4f?"l"l!ra w*L w V\ porttlie
and
a glanco at him would impress one
><ri:#tf*\
por gal.
are
those
vermin
abouti?
said
S;er
AUSTRALIAN
TOKAY
WINB.
153
'^ey
andhandsomer
than
the
ar
''c'
e
k
ty
*L^
vf\
?
they werebigger
■««*' li
sWa 6^«
«*<7q <Trt^«^ifir-vd
a,
A.y
thatheshould 3tand almost any strain in
we
AUSTRALIAN FRONTIGNAC WINB. 16s 6d
Brent.
L-^E5^S*%55 "Slfl, vSi superior toinanything
Lancashire kind."
per gat.
haveseen tbaColony."
hQj C^PmrtnSrlßsf
Mr
"Selecting, perhaps, a Mormoness this line. His height is five feet five
t-%
"And this is one of the religions of the
VERY OUD POBT, 45sperdoz.
inches, andhis weight 2471b.
'
a,pronineteenth century, andsuch a manis its to kidnap to-nighfe, or planning a burJs(!B3iste£fi&zL-.|NV-V
"Mr.Nelson
is
Vr.RY
OLD SKKEJIY, 46sperdoz.
,C/
fffn
\h.
*£\
spokesman," said Brent to me, as the glary."
GOOD SCOTCH WHISKEY, aia 6dpor Gal
loathe
aa
I
anyone
"Ihate
to
loathe
meetingbrokeup,and westrolledoffalone
VERY OLD SCOTCH VrHISKSY,2Sa 6dpargil
knowais Sakdbes ivndSohs'
haveknown brutes enough The boat medicine
those fellowß. I
THOUGH M §
l!!
Koie.— ThisMachi110 has already tatan TWENTT
to"
inspect the camp.
PRICES:
VEEY OLD BBANDY, 60aper gal
EtrcAlTPii Extkact. Test its eminent powerful
Itis a shame toall churches that they in mylife to havebecome hardened or in- eficcte incoughß, colds, influenza, &c— thelelief is
PINJBST JSNdJiIdH ALB, quartß, 12s pordos.
FiVK PIKST PR:Zi.S thia Season ia
time,
give
butthese freshenmy Lnstantaneous. 'Xhoosands
thomost gratifyhavenot trained men tojudge of evidence, different by thiß
PIMSST ENGLISH ALB,piutj,Ss pardoz.
ingtestimony, fijiMajesty the KingofItaly,and
see them."
- _ui>
everytime I
and 60 rendered such a delusion impos- disgust
" Ithought
syndicates all over the globe, are its
medical
Australia.
wehad come toa crisis with patrons. Bead the official reports that accompany
sible.
OUK
WELL-KNOWN
ASSORTED
CASE3
OF
eachbottle. Wehave uo occasion to oifor rewards
"Bat Christianity tolerates, and even them this afternoon, when you collared in
WINES ASD SPIKtTS,
proof oi iht> genuineness ofour references The
reveres,myths andmythic histories ; and Larrap."
reportaofmedical clinica ftndUiuversities.
ONE DOZ, 343.
"You remember my presentiments official
snch toleration and reverence offer
theofficial communication of the Consul-Gonerai
CHRISTMAS AND NEW
premiums on the invention of new about them the night they joined us. I for Italyoi Melbourne;the chcloinaawardedlnternational
Amterdam—
all
afraid
will
serveus
a
Kihibilion.
thesa
ore
PATENT No. 3333.
they
yet
shabby
am
v
mythologies likethis."
documents, and, as such, hoc openits
G.I.C. EINOAID'S G.I.C.
YEAE GIFTS.
"We, in our churches, teach that trick. Their 'dixonary,' as Shamberlain authentic
doubt. WeaddJiere epitomeof one ot the various
of
i
3
treated
raßcality
unabridged
it,
Professor,
by
eiiegen,
called
an
cases
HJ>.
&c.:
ABTESIAW
t
WELLS'
phenomena-canaddauthorityto truth.; we
161, COLOMBO STREET,
ofthe righthaud throughtheezplosion of
necessarily invite miracle-mongers, Joe edition."
"Such carrion creatures should not be Burning
AUCKLAND, WELLIMOTOM, GHRISTCHURCH, DUMESiN.
Windmills, Pumi,3, HydmuUoBams,Gas
assoaUoilstove. Theepidermic on the volax and
SPLENDID
STOCK.
Smiths,Pio Nonos, to produce miracles to
he.
ChonJeliors,
palmer edde of the hand of the thirty-year-old
ASS AT
patient wascompletelyseparated andlifted up as
Every article requuradin tho 'jasfittinj,Plum!)
allowed about sucha pretty cage."
sustainlies."
A<zSHTS EYSHY
faras the joint of the hand. The likewise lifted
ing,and Jiagmeeriug trade3. Pipe work of evory
"Itis, indeed, a pretty cage- Some nails
"I suppose," said Brent, that
222, COLOMBO BTREET.
hangingloose,andhalf oftho phalanxof
were
2881
dosoriptton at lowest ratas. 26' Artoajan 'Wdll'
than
have
Phyllis
we
seen
superstition must be the hand-maid of neater-handed
the nail of the middle finger was coaled. The
ahreadysunkbymyPatent Machinery.
IN MEW Z 3aLAND.
thus contracted healed in throe weeks
& CO.,
XfflAS PBESEJSTS.
religion, except in minds very holy, or hashad the arranging of the household vjounds
COLLS
under dailyj"application oi the. Eu lypti.Extract
OAAA
TONS
SOIID
WJSEKLT.
"
i
very brave and thorough in study. By gear within."
Eow,
Behboud
onatiaut has.retained hefull use of
I ;
"Yes; the mistress of this rolling dressing,
her hand. fADVT.I
andby, when mankindiseducated toknow
(Next Kmsey andCo.'a),
I
EHGINBTCE,&a.,
NEW GOODS.
i
COAL
that theology is a science, to be in- mansion has notlostherdomesticambition.
WHOIiE3AIiE AND HETAIO
108 and 209, iiohflold stroat.
Hasbuea proved beyonddoubt to be tho
, ss*Booonunanded by "tha moat Distinguished GltE¥
vestigated and tested like a Ecience, Thisisquite themodel waggon of the train.
HAY, COE« & &ESEP.AL PRODUCE STOH3.
■ Drapery, Clothing, &o.
MOST
KCOisOMICAL.
not
disdain
Sizzum's
Refinement
doea
THE
juggle
Elaaibarß of the MedicalProfeßsioß.
Pnxeat
Honnariam and every like
will beIjASTINQ.
CLEAN,
BLBAT,
STfiONG
AND
Procurabla. Aa a Tonic and Stimnl&nt it
pilgrims ; as eccesignumhere !"
comeforever impossible."
COAL AND FIB.EWOOD iIEECHANTS.
If H4YB TOSTBBCEIVED FQOMENGLAND Spin*%j\Jjd Jo JtuHif
cannot be snrpsasad, giring tone and life to tiuv
COJaE AND SBB.
beobtainedfrom any Coal Morohant,samn
"Certainly; false religions always pre- "The pretty cage has its bird, pretty
system. The deplorable eflects which havefol<
A
Liberal
AdvACc'os
toFarmersandOthers
on
all
piion asNewcastle, or WhoLsaale and Kotail
\J
soldindarthe
origin and a fresh too, perhaps. See! there is some one
compounds
tend to
lowed
the
nsa
of
Tile
sorts
from our own
namsofSohnAppfrahouldbo* caution to th^publio RAILWAY
batch of mysteries. Let Christianity behind that shawl screen at the back of
otQ^eralProdueo.
CHQICE
QJ? NOVELTIES
SIDINGand DEPOT— FAISGEAVE GH<r.EBPIE'S ELEPHANT BRANDICOFFBB'
topurohaseoniy
STKEKT;
QBJJBEAIi COMMISSION AND
discard its mysteries, and impostors will the waggon."
PE®B¥,
J.
FINANCIAL
And
job
9
A&ENTS.
SUiTiXLK
at LYTTELTOiI— HuIk Lnna.
longbeenrocofrnißcd as themoat eoitaMa
bird
has
Murker
and
"The
divined
havesoeducatederedulityto aid them."
Or
oxSteamers.
Breakfast BeTerngd, it beiug dalicioua U
FASHIOUABLB CASH TAILOE,
So Brent and Icommented upon the Larrap, andis hiding,probably."
i
XttAS PBESBNTS.
Ohristchurch Oifico3— Corner Blauchosterand
thorougnly wholesome.
and
flavour
"Comflj wo have stared long enough;
Highstreets.
Sizzum heresy and its mouthpiece. We
LTD.,
GREY VALLEY COAL CO.,
200 CO^PIIBO-BTBEET.
abhorredthe system, and were disgusted letus walkon."
THOALA3 BEOWN, Local Manager.
with its apostle, as a tempter and a (This Stor-7/ vntt be continued in our issue of
Sold bymost Grooers in1,3,i,7, 14, wai.HSOiVaa,
fifTAUTPQ
-OATEOHISB THE INTBODUCEK OP IU, COLOMBO ST. | 114, COLOMBO ST.
MTTT.Q
knave. Yet we could not feel any close
Saturday-next.)
JllxlijLlKJj
<UJLlA.Jlil^JCit3
personalinterestin the class he deluded.
MEDitrnr peice clothing.
N. OATES,
They seemed too ignorant and doltish to
To Oveecoiom Wbakitbsb. P«jjpcr'u Quinine
WATCHMAKEE AND JJBWELLEK,
WHO&ESAI.S BT &.luh UE3SO3ANTSb
health,
life,
gives
appetite,
and
Iron
I'onio
new
spiritual
food.
1880.
MechanicalEngineer and CyelaExpert.
Towhich <000 payoiotena harecertifieditaaxosl.
purer
need
Established
inenergy,
strength,
(-'obility,
and
nervous
cures
238,' Coioubo btjibbtKobih.
lenoo and purity over all other atuanlnnta. No
ADO AX
BniIdorof^EALANDIAROADSTEaS
bottles,
Bodily foodhad been prepared by the disestkm and ceoxulgis..
H&U-ctowu
of
Tweed, mude to Kft3
fajailyshoiudieifithoutit.
Builder of Z.EALANDIAKAOEBB
order,Colonial
womenwhilethe menlistened to Sizzum's Evorywliere. insist on bavinsPepper'e. [Advt.J SUITS
;
front
Bnildorof
BOVK.EB
THE
MIL li.
DfAMOND-FBABrE
gracebeforemeat. A fragrance of baking
Alunar rainbow of the finest description TKOUSBBS of .' Colounl Tweed -|OS (*T>
Builder of CBOSS-FRAMK EOVKBS
"
breadhad pervadedthe air. A thousand wasobserved in Vienna the other night.
made to ord«r,;f rom,
With Slolug Btm-beariugs throughout, Plated ■jr»Trn"SSrrf>finr>
'..-*■"*"'
\ -H.TTr\ OTir A T»m
I'artß, wid Painted andLinedivITirat-olass-stylo. Jj lQWOOD AHI)
j
slices of fat pork sizzled in two hundred First there was a doublo bow, andafter- Bl Woratod COAT AND VJEST, **
*
nnS
_,AN!I,IsT T.wrwKieiM! SMAKJ.
Pnoo u.Ld DesoripUou en Applioatioa.Two.v
v
Excelloat"Valao,,toorder.
PTnatßßiiiJ.
frying-pans, and water boiled for two wards a treble bow. The phenomenon
Tricycles.
Si.gle
S
hundredcoffee ortea-pots. Saints cannot lasted from12.3atff12.
A Good Selectionof
solelyliveonsermons.
«W,OOO etVEU AWAT TO
COLOKIAL ANT> KOMTE TWEEDS
walkedabout tosurvey the
AND
Btent andI
BUTEES OF A BOTTLE OF
"'
i CAUHOKi— Coosmoaa
COATINGS
WoUe'a Bctaappa,
WHISEX
camp. We stopped wherever we found
BBEADALBANE
PorHote3 8
aaiX
aoo^ i^wofany those wha teto ot
ft jmadirirmny, bJvjuM
Eleetro-platin? in Nickel, Copper, Brass,
GHoagoW.
by
Shipped
AlfflU.FCTgaaon&Co.,
?^^
the^mJgranfeß sociable^ and chatted with
tote kept«ool&i»ns
are
mson IQ«ST Selected Stock o Monuments in the
osUy
by
AIWAIS
m
and
re<i«iTO<l
tt
T£O3
BOEELEr***
ppandiaae
Maeohaota,
Stow-.
STOCK.
Silver
Qild.
Factia&nrfrom.all TOne
JHCoiß^_^a^V3BeMaaa^ >fai
then* 3S>e/ wese^dtiesgßr-to know3iotE. Wiimm.n.iUtt.MLjHiii.■"'gjjg'j*iftwih»ra> jßgfflH
LITERATURE.
mes .moktimee;
K^fi
■
1
——
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IRONMON6ERT
—
l^^^^^o'^^^^"i-:^':-:-^\
—
—
T. J, W A T T M B S,
"THSMOBEL
COOKING EANGB MAKEE, LOCKSMITH
AND PLUMBER,
ROBERTS
.
... ... ...
"WEBT CMSIBTCHUE€M,
2iB TUAM
AIT&EI
WAREHOUSE,
.
/
ROBERTS,
and General
KTMASSiStt,
i^^m^^^o^^^^W^^os\
i^l^il^fe^S^C^li^ti^felp
—
AITKEN
-150
RETAUTSHOP-^'
STliEE'fi
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3
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s * liiipiliiii^Piili! gl.gs
Ig
—
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GltAimH
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2b
For
—
—
Ib.
H. STEWART,
"JTjTiiLii^ co.
—
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¥i^RRAM"^
SUGAR.
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fli&^&il***^*^
—
SUGAR,
R. kennett,
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WE
faffScn
(gLEANi^^
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DEEP
WHERE.
—
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.GREATEST .DEMAND
THOMAS~*DANKB,
1
TALLEY
—
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—
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Eeai^kdia Crciß
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IMBBOVEd'iCE CJIESTS
r^l^f^l^
<^^u:
'
THE STAH, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1890.
1
—
LYTTELTON.
Business Notices
Business Notices.
SHIPPING.
nnHECHEISTCHTJECH DEHTAL SUSQEBY
"EveryMan tohis Trade,"
JL
a Customer buys One Pound's worth of
Goods,
IF
wedon't give him Toy or common
Ornament called aPresent,but
Jan. 25 Branner, s.a., 442 tonß^ Ewan,
SHILLING DISCOUNT.
from Wellington. Union. Steam ship Com- and this ONE
not only as a Special Puff during the
pany, agents.
Christmas month, but allthe yearround.
tons,
Orowaiti, s.s., 286
Jan. 25
M*DonaH, from Westport. Union SteamSpecial
—
—
—
—
—
AT
THE
S. MYERS & CO.,
Eirmaid.
WAITEBD,
Lytt.lton.
Apply British. Hotel,
Feok
'
Readings of
Ihstbumhnts at
'Office or this Journal :
;
I
*
!
"ANTED, good General Servant. Apply
aud atter SATURDAY NEXT we shall W to Mis R. "W. Gnratham, Eoyal Hotel,
SELL OFF
Whole of our Large.aud Lytielton.
ON
Well-ossorted Stook of
S
;
» go
* '"I
*
.........
...
<a
n
I slI*9
A g|
«
30-25 .0 65 fe.W. Pine
30-00 51 74 JN.K. Pine
23-76 56 80 N.E. Fine
2t
30*01 51 60 E.
Dull
25 , 300* 49 63 N.E. Fin.
„
-.. 30*3_
27
53 66 IN.E. Dull
E.r.atAKir3.
Fino weather likely to continue.
Hiph \ru!;er at Lytcelfcon to-morrow :— Morn
inc.10.16; afternoon, 10.33.
WANTED,
21
22
thb
«
-2 a £ « v"3
2?
« *5
the
Jan. 25 Akaroa, s.s., 43 tons, Harris,
from Akaroa. Kinsey and Co., agents.
all
and
value
769
General Drapery and
Jan. 25— Croydon Lass, Bchooner,. 51
forla7d
ALL WOOL FBENT3H GOODS, Is 3d,
tons, Moore, from Waitapu. CufE and 10 pcs
price
Is9d
warehouse
Clothing.
Graham, agents.
STEtfE HOMESPUN,2lines, 5dand sfd,
804yds
cheapat 8d
<
Jan. 25 Banks Peninsula, s.s.,123 tons,
FINE CAMEL HAIB STRIPES, S\d,
Aa it is our intention in future to confine our
Keeble, from Dunedin and way ports. 437yds
worth Is
operationsto one shoponly, eitherone of
Kinaey sa»d Co., aucenta.
Only5 pcs STBIPENUN'S VEILING,newshades,
Is3d, good valueforIsBd.
our Establishments, in High street
Jan. 26 GlencSirn, schooner, 69 tons,
or intheMarket Place,
j&ti&tl.aiißtPf.S
Burton, from Thames. J. B. Way, agent,j For theremainder of the season wepurpose
tons,
will be
|"CL3AEING OUE MILLINEUY AT GEEATXY TEE'J'H EEPLACED TEMPOEAEILY almost
Jan. 26 Mahinapua, b.s., 205
immediately
decayed
hEDUCED PEICES.
after the extraction of
Toddj from Dunedin and way porta.
TO LET.
teeth
or stamps, thus SAVINGthe patientall
Valuein
SteamshipCompany,
Special
Union
DUST CLOAK3.
agents.
the inconvenience of hem? months without
teeth,
CLEARED.
Early ApplicationNecessary, and
THISNBW
SYSTEM is now advised by the
Jan. 25— Wild Waye, barque, 237 tons, jLONEYCLIFFE
CJ/AEEY,
AND
highest
authoritiesin England»nd America, THEGOODSABSOLUTELY SLAUGHTERED!
Fisher, for Hobart. Caff and Graham,
The Seady-SToney Drapers,
;
"SS'
i_
&
Job Lines in
DEESS
MATERIALS
Fawns, 13d,
ydsBEIGES, Greys,
ship Company,agents.
REALISATION' SALE!
OCATAGOM'
SUEGEON DENTIST3.
PERSONS ADYBRTISING FOR SSRTTiSTSoro
Tufeby-informeA that they canleave ADDiiSSSSS
and any ether inforauiUcnai THIS OEffIGS.
SPECIAL
_„_„
COEHXB 09
CASHEL AND HIGH STEBETS,
Jia&ZDTS.
AITD
a
THE WEATHER.
Lats Advertisements.
Jan.
House,about SevenRooms ;Bnst
preferred; rent muse not exceed £10.
Tenant, "Times" Office.
9737
~W7&T ANTED, Girl to learn maobine work.
Apply to A. Hurst, 185, Hijfh street.
?¥
Chri_tc_urch.
9735
ANTED, an active Girl for light housework. Apply Mrs Manniiig,Addiecomho,
East bßlt andPerry road.
9625
„„
W"
23
WANTED,
for two or three months, a
P.ddock of Good Grass, from IS to25
TheStar.
Acroa, for mares and fonls; must have watar and
be securely fenced. Apply to the Manat-tr.
Middlepark,Upper KiccartOß.
1511
Mill road.— Mrs R. F.SColoman's
\j MuEic Pupils will Resume Lessons on
Thursday, Jan. 30.
9733
"Fjl-STATE of M. Iff. Wr.vrP, i'eceaatd.—
and byits adoption the face and features are
"gents.
206, COLOMBO STEEET,
_B__ Persons bavins: Claims aßainst the above
kept unaltered, andmastication and articulaLook at the following:—
BAILED.
tion rendered natural and easy. NO Extra
liatate are requested to forward particular's of
OneMinute's Walk Northof the Cathedral.
MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1890.
FeesorCharge ismade for this ADVANCED
TRIMMED HATS—
same to the Office of Mr H. L. Bowker, Estate
Jan. 25 Kahu, s.s., 97 tons, Eomeril,
A-<ent, 258, Market Place, addressed to the
System ofMechanical Dentistry.
Ss 6d for 2s Gd
Co.,
and
Kinsey
for Chatham Islands.
ASinele ArtiScial Tooth (Temporary and
7s 6rt for 3s 6d
Executors. Tho.-o indebted to the above »re
and Labour Council.
Permanent)
10a
reqneGted to make immediate Bettleinent to Mr
15s 6d for 8s 6d
"gents.
Complete Sets EquallyModerate;
25a 6d for 12a 6d
S. Hocking, at the Shop. Xn'o. 286, Colombo street
Jan.25— Eimutaka, E.M.S.S., 4474 tons, nniSIJSEB, GALVANISE D IEON Highest
GEOfiUfc;
Workmanship and the Best
Claea
UNTRIMMED
HATS—
fcortu.
or
to
eitlisr
of
theExecutors
Greenatreet, for Wellington and London.
HTJ-IPeRSiYS (Messrs Fletcher, Humphreysand The establishment in Christcliurch of a
Material-'.
3b 6d for Is lid
ANDCEMENT
9694 ITrades andLabourCouncil, which already
Co.), H.L.BOWKER, E.ecutora.
ARTIFICIALTEETHasd DENTITBE3 made
2s Gd for la 3d
New Zealand Shipping Company, agents.
Dentists,
by
repaired
other
or
remodelled
at
2s
4d
for
Is.
Rotorua,
s.s.,
tons,
Neville,
576
Jan- 25—
THB HOUSSHOLDHiBS OP SYDEN- represents a body of tradesmen andlabourSMALL COST,
2s
for
lOd
fino
ComSteamship
aydenhwnBoiough
Council has
PAINLESS EXTEACTIONS.
JL HAM.— The
1500, ia a signifor .Dunedin. Union
TRIMMED BONNETS—
Mesdames
authorised Mr T. P. Tait to arrangewithyou to ers numbering close on
MITEOUSOXIDE GASPositivelyBafe, perfectly
15s Gd for 5s 6d
pany, agents. Passengers
Special line of 15t dozen G-WM SHAPED HATS, Number tha Houaos inSydonham. He will supply ficant fact in this city, where the working
harmless andeffective.
TUAM STEEET. CHEISTCHUECH. 3185
Dudley,Banaford, Misses Baine,Bansford,!
aametocaoh,
5s
the correct numbor and attach the
For Administration
Sine Straw, juatreceived,3a 6d for9il.
Clary, Griffiths?, MessrsM'Kay, M-'Connell, j
house, chargingthe sam Of One Shjlliag. CHAS. people are generally more or less difficult
Extraction
23 6d
AVLISON, JUN., Town Clerk. Sydenham, Jau. to move upon questions which really conConsultation Free.
Thomas, Shiel, Olliver, Temple, Sherwood,|
&
Hoursof attendance 9 a.m.to 6p.m.
ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP.
27 h,1890.
9733 cern themmost nearly. Itia significant
Smith,Dudley.
PAINTERS,— Wanted, Tenders forpainting
Jan. 25— Wendiir, ship (four-master),
TW\O
LICHFIELD BTEEET.
-_L
in abrick house. For particularsapply F. especially when we call to mind thai
1982 tons, Corrance, for London. New
Turvey and *on, Ferry road.
9733 previous efforts which were made towards
Zealand Shipping Company, agents.
!
-_ S _"_£"._; ■_:, the woaderin town,at Schlesi_g_r*s. something like a general union of operaEx Hnrnnuiand Wellington,
Jan.25 Penguin,b.s.,442 tons,Bernech, j
J_
4?5 tives, ended in failure.
for Wellington. Union Steamship ComThen the more
MARKET PLACE,
and Kasy Pipes, Is 6d aud 2s,each nt respectable or better class of working mer
pany, agents. Passengers Miss Clery,
Echlesinger's.
485
Hamilton,
child,
Messrs
j PBOM BESTMANUFACTUEEBS ONLY.
Mrs Cooper and
and Rrfci_ans hold aloof from what was
AJJD
Caporal 'l'urkijh Tobacco; Package
Hidings, Wilson, Koston, Teers.
20,for Is,or three pickets for 2s 6ti, apparently the agitation of a fewdisaffected
InspectionInvited. Time Payments if required.
contains
CORNER HIGH STEEET AND FERRY
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION BTEAMSHIP
1305
AND
at Schlesinijer's,the well-known Cheap Tobac- spirits :now, there is a general nioveiaeni
I
COMPANY'S STEABI3BS.
conist.
455
amongst operatives, in whichitis evident
USE 03LY
ROAD.
Monday (thisday). The Wanaka arriveß
Pu&V, three large Packets for 2s 6d;
are
early from Wellington, andleaveslate m
tipped,
Schloainger's.
these
am'oerat
4.5 that the men who aresuperior are taking
the afternoon for Wellington, Taranaki,
an active part. The recent strikes in the
TUIiKISIfBATHS.
andManukaa. The Mahinapua leaves for
"trade.
old countries may have something to dc
COMPAEE QUALITY.
Nelson, TaranaM, and Manukau in the
VV ANTED, all Gontlemoa to know that
furthering the movement towards
head,
}lb,
notoxoaarting
for
Westin
andlibtins.
Cash
advertisementsnrderthis
by
afternoon. The Orowaitileaves
Sold Grooers
R. HALL
fourteen words, willbe charged SIXPENCE.
amalgamation, but the difficulties thai
Will OFFICIATEintheabove Bathson
portdirect.
"Dunedin, 2flthDeer.,1889.
THURSDAYSand FRIDAYS.
have lately occurred between employers
!
hey
SHIPPING TELEGEAMS.
xS ccc y. k kj0., "S. C. Brown.
SAJ-E This Day.
Ouapkbe,Jan. 25.
andemployees in the tailoring trade here
D.1.C., Christchurch.
Manager
MANUFACTUEEBS,
SS7
Daily for allDiseases at our
Water
Treatment
"
Sailed—^Waireka, for Wellington.
I
havemuch pleasure advising
Establishment.
havehad more to do with waking up the
street, Christchurch.
Licbneld
5620
Day!
SALfii
yon
IOALLAMTYNE'3
This
that theD.I.C. tenderfor th«
121, Caehol straet, Christohurcb, and at
Poet Chalmbes, Jan. 26.
workmen in other trades to a sense of the
XS>
587
whole ot our exhibits, as shownat
Octason, Dnneuin.
7560
Arrived, Jan.25 Invercargill, from Intbe New Zealand and frouthSeas
necessity of action for their mutualbenefit
Star,
~OALLANTYNE'
JDay.
from Oamaru.
H SALE This
Tercargill. Beautiful
Exhibition, Dunodiu, has been
_O
"We are now witnessing only the beginning
accepted,
587
Jan.26: Wakatipu,fromTimaxu. Eotorua,
J, H.Mobbisoit,
of a movement whichis gathering strength
from Wellington. Brunner, from LytT OST, Huno'reda ot Sore Throatsand Colds b^
AND DEUGGIST,
CHEMIST
Manager,
J J using Colamano's Eucalypti Honey and "B U E BUY FOR CASH each day, andof which, it will be interesttelton.
IjOZ0Ui?O8w
.
502
"MoegielWoollen Company."
AUSTEAUAN SHIPPING.
ingto watch the development. Atpresent
AUD
a Certain Core for Rheumatism,
Sydney, Jan. 26.
J Diphtheria, aronchitis, Asthma, Colas, &c,
it may be noted that the Council has laid
Arrived— Waihora andTe Anau.
by
using
Coieuane
Eucalypti
andSou's
Oil.
502
CORNEK
out for itself a task that will be found
Hobaet, Jan. 26.
SORBS, Bad Breasts, Bad Legs, Skin
Eeferringto theabove telegram,
by no means light, a3 will appear from
Ditienses, oomplotaly enred with Colomana
Arrived Coptic atmidnight. She sailed
KILMOEE IBS BABBADOES STREETS,
\JP
pleasure
in
advising
TVehave much
the
andSons EucalyptiVictory Oiatment.
at four thia afternoon for New Zealand.
5C2
REDUCTIONS
the following definition of its functions
Public of Canterbury that tho Beautiful
CHEISTCHUECH.
LI-.Chemists uud brocers Sell Colemane aj"d
She brings thirty-five passengers for AusCollection of Mopgiel Manufactures,oouIH
which has lately been circulated :
Son's
'feinoalypti.
A-k
for
ciroulara.
50
eistiuKof .Blankets,flannels.Dress TweedH,
tralian porta and ninety-one for New
FLOUR
(1) To act as a Board of Conciliation and
Shawls, Hosiery, Bugs, &c, &c, were
Kuown— Balance Summer Sun«
Zealand.
siecinlly
by
Mosgiol
shadep.
manufactured
the
Is each. Warehoncßinan's stock
OATMSAIi
ElegantNovelties,New Perfumes,So., for
Arbitration for the settling of any differWoollen Company for tbaNew Zealand and
Rihhons half-price. Heath's hale This Day. 2951
the Season,at
SUGAR
SouthSeas Exhibition. All thedesignsare
ence occurringbetween Societies or Laboui
SMpplng.
Boys'
reserved for the successful teuderor. ana
Known—
nnd Youths' f.nd
SEDUCED PSICES.
466
Unions represented on the Council, and foj
Mr Hallenstein, tho Chairman of the
Men's Ready-made CiothiDg at sa'e
<m
m
&
1.1.C, informs us that duplicates are
fT^HEMailSteamer
nrices for twenty-onedays. Bsath's Sale.
2051
the settling of any dispute between
beingr forwarded to Christchurch Ware'UJS. /"ANTED Kuown— 2s,ooo yards Drefs StuSa
employers and employed which may be
house.
TEA MERCHANTS,
slauglitered.
to
bo
Vf
Beath's Sale This
submitted to it for consideration. (2) Tc
Day.
Xevres LytteltonJor Pigeon
2951
125 and 127, Lower High street (opposite
E. C. BEOWN,
Bay every
endeavour by a discreet and sfceadfaal
Armstrong's),
and
FRIDAY,
SMITH,
E.
Feather Dresser. Glovas
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
policy to secure the best possible advanLlamasztc.
dyed, 159,
and
Hat?
Hats
road,
Sydenham.
Cleanod.
Colombo
SICS
ajsu,
returningday.
At B.SO
«ama
Armagh dtreeteaat.
6769
tages for all classes of labour over th<
Fares— One Shilttng-each way.
1 ForLittle Akaloa,Okaiu's and Le Bon's Bays,
to Builders and Contractors.
S i
interests
of which the Council is designec
VICTOR, Glazier, Paperhanger, and
"very TUESDAY andFRIDAY,at 2pan.,returnto watch. (3) To discuss,decide, andpui
Painter, is now prepared to do Priming' and
ing next day.
Glazingfrom 3Jd per foot, Paperhacgwg-s at 4d
into force any scheme which may b<
For Akaioa,viithe Bays, every FRIDAY,-at
rer piece, aud other work at equally low rates.
Spjn^returning-on SATURDAY.
forward for the better guidance oJ
130, Gloucester street.
3350 "OTIGHEST AWARD GOLD MEDAL,PARIB
direct,everyTUESDAY,
p.m^
at 2
For Akaroa
4313 QHEEP-sMKAIts, every brand to seleot from;
Trades-Unionism. (4) To useits influence
by thaFavonriteSteamer BANK&PENINSULA*KZ) also a larife stook of Turkey Stones. T. IS.
EXHIBITION, 1889.
retumingonSUNDAY.
YDEOKINONE !
HYDKOKINONEi I Calvert, Ironmonger,147, Colombo street:
in support of,orinopposition to,,anyBill oi
381
The New Developerfor Dry Plates.
Passengers booked throngh to Akaroa, via
Bills affectinglabour whichmay bebroughi
CASES
PigeonBay, connectingwith ooaoh.
just
opened
New Goods
GOLDKN FABEIC,
out es
_T Teinui. Black, Beattio andCo.
120S
before the Parliament of New Zealand
KINSEY 4CO.,
The New Medium, recommendedby Capt.Abney.
alltheBestSewingMachines
"In
a
contest
with
Cbrißtehnrch andLytterton.
60
CUOB3ED SWOEDS,
(5) Inthe event of any trouble occurring
Linesin Millinery,Hosiery, Frillings,and
Albumenised Paper, pinkand mauve,
Laces at verylow prices. Black, Beattionnd Highest Honourshavobeen attained by the
the
Council shall advise each Society: oi
Co.
1208
AndotherPhoto. Goods, perToDgariro,
Amtieements,Meetings, &c.
Labour Union affiliated to Bupport, bj
95
Cleariot;
Departments
in
all
"OEMNANTS
at
AL T EE
OTJCEIIUQ'S JLftJ Prices.
every ineanß in its power, only thosi
120S
Black. Beattie andCo.
Stationery,and Photo.Stock Warehouse,
TB E
AL.
employers who study theinterests of theii
®
£9, and 91, MANCHESTEE STBJBiET,
Bargains in Summer Goods to effect
Chriatchnioh.
Under the Managementof
K3 aclearance. Black,Beattie andCo. 1208
employees.
Agents for New Ze4_._kd
US BEOUQH AND MR BOUCICAUXT.
"ANTED,Purchasers for a splendidlotot
The following particulars will serve t<
Reed,
Second-hand
Furniture.
A.
142
to
give an idea of the present position of th<
Manager andTreasurer JamasE. Kitts
Bnsiness
140, High street.
2223
M'liityre
Stage
Manager
Assistant
A.
&
U D B O N
%^J 0., Trades andLabour Council. The numbej
~. H.J.Magee
TouringManager.,
Everybody to seeDutohandBull's
Photographs, Popular prices. 113, VicSTREET, CHRISTCHUBCH. 1081 of members of the various Societies affi
WE
HAVE
GREAT
PLEASURE
COLOMBO
TO-NIGHT! TOJJIGHTI
toria street.
933
liated to the Council is, in one or tw<
MONDAY, JAN. 27th.
NOTICE EXTRAOKDINARY.
ANTED Known— Furniture Bousrht, best
instances approximate,but innocase /is i
IN
prices,by J. Bownun, Victoria street. 73 fjnHE Most PopularManknownin New Zealand.
over-stated :
And
Buyers
for
travelling
OFFEEING
THE
PUBLIC
Iron
after- an-Absence of four
OF
HATTEB AND HOSIEU,
OperativeBootmakers' Union
Betnmto Christchurch,
_gi
Trunks. H. Atkinson's, Manob.estor
years,of the
Curpen tors' ana Joiners* AmalgamatedSociety Si
street.
6635
is
Canterbury
Typographical
COMEDIAN
Association
INIMITABLE!
id
"VfTR"} AN'L'JiD Kuowh— Clearing Sale Men's
Cantarbury Bookbinders and Paper Eulors
CANTERBURY THE MOST
TV Tweed Suits, 28s 6d for 18s 6d. F.
AmalgamateI Tradea Union of Tailors, n
Gabites, Victoria street.
THORNTON,
Tuiloreßses, andProsaera
60(
Lytteltpn Shipwrights*Union
Who will appear-in his
'* ig(2
"ANTED Known— Cleariug Salo— Bovs* The publicof Christchurchand Suburbs will find, Kaiapoi Trades andLabourUnion
,„ .""
Knicker Suits, 8s 6d now 5s lid. F.
givento them in
WORLD FAMOUSIMPERSONATION
theBest
Value
ever
United Society of Boilermakers andIron Shi'i>
bites,Victoria street.
Ga
builders
"" 4
or the
SHIETS, HATS, TIES, AND TJNDER- OxtoidLabour
,
Union
yi
SEVROBERT SPAXDING
Known Clearing Sale Men's
Trade and Agricultural Labour Union of
CLOTHIjSTO,
Co-its, reduced to 12s 6d. F.
Paget
InHawtrey's nnpreoedentedly Sneoessfnl
Belfast
«i
shop,
At the noted
Gabites, Victoria street.
Comedy
Painters* Association
",', "4!
NEXT TO THE BEEHIVE,HIGH STREET. Operative
AmalgamatedButchers' Ueiou
5;'
to Buy. Second-hand Furniture,
Bangiora Trades and Agricultural Xiabour
J,
any
quantity;
prices.
in
best cash
GTiOVER
will
supply
H.
the
Gentlemen
of
EVER SHOWN.
,
Union
Bowman, Viotoria street.
g(
7773 Christchurch-withtheGrandestAssortment oflies
Supportedby
"ANTED Known— Quantity Toys for Sale ever seenin this City, andtheCheapest.
T^t.%l
BSOUGH AND BOUCICAULT'S BPBCIALLT
price,
below cost
suitableforschool treats.
arein aposition to guaranteethat never
THELATEST FASHIONB IN HATSAND
There are several Associations in ful
SELECTED COMEDY COMPANY.
5594
before in New Zealand has such value Christcbnrch Dairy, CasViel street.
MERCERY
which have not appointed then
operation,
given
offering.
Clearing
aa
woare
now
Known
Sule—
.■>tron?
_AJo
been
p
rices
CAST OFCHARACTERS:
west.
forCash. Cullandsee GLOVER.
Useful Tweeds, Is6d,Is ild, 2s lid. F.
246, HIGH 81REET.
When woadvertise any Linos as being Wondar. Gabites,Victoria
delegates, or have not as yet held theii
Bey Robert Spalding .„ MrFRANKTHORNTON
street.
fully
Cheap,
depend
you
actually
am
that such ia
Next Robinson's Beehive.
(As playedbyhimover aeven-bundredtimes in
generalmeetingsto diacussthe question oi
tbe case,aa we are determined to ALWAYS ACC
"ANTED Known— Clenrm? Sale— Flannel,
London, America,Australia, and New
EIGHT UP TO ODE ADVBBTISKMbiNTS,and
affiliation with the Trades and Laboui
Shirtings,5Jd, now ajd. F. Gabites,
ette
Zealand).
doing
gain
theconfidence of the public.
by
bo to
Mr E.C. Corlesse '
Viotoriastreet.
MrCattennole
Council. These Societies are,however, i_
204, HIGH STKEK
DENTAL NOTICE.
DonglasCatt«rmole (hisnephew)MrFrankCates T
These Dress Materials are the NEWEST
ANTED Known— English Rnbber Wheel
full sympathy with the movement, anc
Mr G.P.Carey
Mr Marßland
GOODS DIEKCT FEOM ENGLAND, and the
IS THE BEST PLACE TO GO
Reed,
Perambulators,
£1
10
a.
A.
(hisnephew)
really
Prices are
Hi>h
Hairy Marsland
...Mr Eilla Norwood
FOB. AliTiTOUE
the number of members connected witk
OU E,
street.
1223
MrSydney Gibson (Tailor of Bondstreet)
MrCharlesBrawn
Known Clearing Sole Summer
them is probably about 1650. Other
DENTIST,
"
M'lncyre
MrA.
Jackets,6. lid,8s lid,10sGd. F. Gabitea,
John
Associations areinprocess of formation in
215, Colombo street, Christchnreb.
MrWilloughby
~.
,
Knox
Viotoriastreet.
i'or QuallityandCheapness hecannot bebeaten. variouß parts of the Canterbury district
Charges— Fillings,Ss; Extraction,2s 6d.
Mr Allen
Gardiner
"«.
EdithMarsland
Miss Ada Lee
to Purchase, Second-band FurniFor I'ashionsin Ladies' GoodsSeehis windows... all of which there islittle doubtwill.seek
Eva Webster ,v
Miss Lillian Becoomhe
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for painless
ture. H.Atkinson's New and SecondMissAnnie Taylor extraction of teeth. Fee for administration,ss.
handFurniture Warehouse, Manchester stroat.S3s
Miss Ashford
to be affiliated to the centralCouncil. One
Nothinginthe City equalto it. GoandSee.
any
Miss Stead
Miss Emma Bronton
part
PATTERNS Posted Froe to
of the
Known
Cloßring Sale 1000
of the chief objects of the Council will be
Artificial teeth byarrangement. The artificial
Country upon application.
ActI.— DouglasCattermole's- Chambers,
EOBINSON,
Ladies' White Hats lideach. F. Gabites,
teeth supplied by Mr Seymour are wellknownin
FOUND.
to educate the members of the differeni
Victoria street.
BBEHIVi! BOOT DEPOT.
Canterbury for efficiency and durability, many
Act H,— MrMarsland's CountrySeat,
gets supplied by him being inuse for more than
FULL CRY.
COM3 AND SEE THE GOODS,
Unions to patronise only those firms whe
Known— Clearing Sale-One Cose
5611
Act III.— Mr Matsland's Country-Seat,
Seventeenyears.
Dress Goods, 7Jd,now SJd: F. Gabites,
MAILNOTICES.
employ Union labour.
thus realise what wonderful value we are '
And giving,
BUS TO JSABTfI.
(or yonwill neveragain get such
Victoria street.
Monday, Jan. 27.
TheComedy Producedunder theSole Directionof A BALM FOR SORE AND TENDER
goods
prices.
at
the
Clearing
THOKNTON.
Known
Side
Rock
Mr FRANK
FEET.
For Northern Porta, per Wanaka, at
NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY.
Straw Hats, 2s 3d,now Is. F.Gabitea, S p.m. ; late fee letters, 3.15 p.m. ;
chafing, and heals
Victoria street.
TheHandsomefurnitureandFittingssuppSedby Seeps the Feet dry,prevents
spots.
sore
THINK
OF
van, 4 p.m. train.
JUST
GOOD
PLAIN
guard's
MrH.Fnrhniami.
i
Known Clearing Salo Rook i For Westporc direct, per Orowaiti,at 3
GRAND OECUBSTBA. ,
QD BOX EETAIL.
Hats,
soiled,
slightly
AND
FAWN
Straw
p.m.
at
7.15.
8
GREY
BEIGES
AND
6d.
F.
open
Doors
Performance at
ip.m. ;late fee letters, 3.15 p.m. ;guard's. [Whilst we welcomeletters on all subjects
Gabites.JViotqria street;
Carriagesat10.30. ,
HOMESPUNS
of local interest, we must -askour friends
Dress Circle,4a ;Stall?, 2s 6d;Pit, Is.
Known Clearing Sale Girls' i van, 4 p.m.train.
3d,
Thompson's
Box Plan at Milner and
Music
now Is. F. i
to condense their remarks as much at
Tuesday,Jan. 28.
Cashmere Hose, 2s
<JSllfl. PEE DOZEN- other houses gat ;;. Gabites, Victoria street.
Warehouse. Day TioketsatLevy's, Tobacconist.
Otago, per Tekapo, at 11.10a.m.; possible. Of coursewedo notnecessarilj
For
NOW OPEN.
IsperYardfor same goods.
adopt the opinions expressed by oui
Kuown— Clearing-Sale— Children's late fee letters, 11.20 a.m.; guard's
sedo's
'
correspondents. Ed. Stab."]
Cotton Socks, 2d to 6d. F.Gabitea, van, 12JO p.m. train.
NEW SHADES IN
OI
DEPOSITS reoeived. from 6d upwards, and
Niotoria street.
For Northern Porte and Sydney, per
GYMNASTS,BALANCKRS and TRICKSTERS, interest of Idin the shilling on the monthly
try
to
Tea
at
2s
and
GOBELIN,
28,
BROWNS,
A
NTED,
everyone
Monday
Tuesday,
Money
goods
pur*
WillPerform
and
Jan 27and
balance.
to be withdrawn for
AND GREY "ffTTT"
our
Wakatipu, at 8 pan.
Technical Education.
at Mr Pof£'s PapanuiHotel. Sydenham Brass chased,
W compare it with any other at 23 4d, and For Northern
BEIGES,
Ports, per Botorua, at
Bandleaves Townat 7p.m.per Tram.
Sules free.
wo vknow what the result will be. T.H.Papps,
p.m.
;
High
street.
9t24 7.45
late fee letters, 8 pvjn..; Sib, A great deal of attention is occuFRED. FREDO.
1515
OU P£B DOZEN ; usually sold at la l}d
I guard's van 9.5p.m. train.
PUBLIC MEETING
pying the public mind just now on the
Yard.
"T_7K7"AIITKI>Known— That the Bsst Mauritius
or
For
Northern
Porta per Takapuna, at above subject,
preserving
can behad at the
Sugar for
that Ithink the following
W price;
111, AEMAGH STEEET, CHEISTCHUECH.
MASTE3 BUTCHERS
ALL THE
Brown-Brewing Sugar,at T.H. 8 p.m.
also
lowest
quoted paragraph (from Boys Who
~~"
9124
Papps'» Highstreet.
Kingdom,
and
Will ba-held at the Al HOTBL, Christchuroh,
For
United
Continent
of
Have Risen" "The Boyhood of James
NEW SHADES IN STRIPED
Purchase, agood,, strong Hand- Europe via Brindisi (specially addressed Nasmyth," by W. T. Gordon, in "Boy'e
THIS EVENING,
MATERIALS,
Cart. Address L. L. and Co., Stnr
only), Point de Galle, Own Paper" for November, 1889), ie
correspondence
9687 India, China, Japan, &c, and Australian
Office.
At Eight o'clock,
pbb DOZEN; worthis 3d Yard.
worthyof a placeinyour valuablepaper :—
Known— Furtherreduction in tb. Colonies (to connect with Tekapo at Port
BUBBMBS:
A great deal ia now eaid about techOatmeal,
price
of Roller Flour.
Colonitl
p.m.
at
S
Chalmers),
Every
of
The Bert LINE consists
nical education,bat how little there is of
Conceivable 1 Candles,Sago and Tapioca at T.XL Fappß', High
the present Slaughtering Duesin
To-consider
Jan.
30.
Thursday,
shade in
force, and other matters in connection
street
942*
technical handinessorhead work! Every:
For Otago, per Penguin, at ILJ.O a.m.; thing is boughtready-made to their hands,
withthe trade.
Known That T.H. Papps has
AND STEIPED MATEBIALS,
PLAIN
lately
business
a.m.;
letters,
guard's. taken over the
carried on latefee
11.20
van, and hence there i
A.E. TUTTON;
8
no call for individual
hvTaylor, Papps and Co..and is selling cheaper " 12.10 p;m. train.
Which are to be
ingenuity. Ioften observe in shop win151*
W. H.COOPEB.
than ever^
9421
For
Northern
Ports
and
Westport,
per
dows every detail ofmodel ships andmodel
"ANTED,persons to suve money by buying
theirFurniture from Bead's Furnishincc Brunner, at-12.30 p.m.; late fee letters, "steam engines, supplied ready-made for
BLAUGHTEEED AT -«-US DU PEE DOZEN; '
(From the Wellington EveningPress.")
"Warehouse, A. Reed, from 142 to 146, High 12.45 p.m.; guard's van,1.25 pan. train.
those- who are said to be of an ingenious
allreally worthfrom la Si to 2aper Yard.
EIBEPATBICK,of Nelson, is keepingup
street.
and Sydney, per and mechanical
P223 For Northern Ports
turn. Thus the vital uses
his reputationfor real jam." He "
has sent
"ANTED
Known
For
second-hand
;
letters,
Furni- Wairarapa,at 3p.m. late fee
3.15 ofresourcefulness are done away with, and
u» a sample case of this season's JC brand
ture at half the cost of new, try Reed's p.m.;guard's van, 4 p.m.train.
Strawberry Conserve, which leaves absolutely
a sham exhibition of mechanical genius ia
Furnishing Warehouse, High street, from 142
nothingto be desired, eitherinquality or inpreHAVE ALSO JUST OPENED, GENTS'
BE CIECULAE JUST ISSUED.
Friday, -Jam 31.
to 148.
2223
paradedbefore you by the youngimpostors
paration. Itisin21b glass jars,very tastefullyput
HOSIEBr.
Takapuna,
Ports,
per
For
at
Northern
up,and ia perfectly delicious. Itis not jam,but
the result, for the most part,of too free
Known— We aro prepared togive
SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the mightbebetter d^soribed as strawberries in jelly, Some Beautiful Qualities offered at Less thai
outMachine Work tomachinists at their 3 p.m. ; late fee letters, 3.15 p.m.; guard's a supply of pocket money. I
have known
Members-of the
the fruitnotbeingbroken, but keeping its sbope
homes,
weekly
London Cost.
; van, 4 p.m. train.
and to collect anddeliver thework
'
andappearance, only massed together in its own
toomany instances of parents being led by
to supply Jones Machines to those taking
Saturday, Feb. 1.
rioh juice. It is suitable for pastry, or for the Alao,Big Tineof PBINTS and GINGHAMS, al *i. also,
suchfalse
evidence
of
constructive
skill to
payment
CANTERBURY BEINCH
to
be
made
on
the
out,
work
HireHalf-price. Bee our Windows.
table either as jam or aa a oonserve to be eaten
For Akaroa and Otago, per Botorua, apprentice their sons to some engineering
systf-m. Apply SkelroD, Prostick and
Purchase manufacturers,
Children sayit's justbully,and it ib
withcream.
street,Chri-it- at 11.10 a.m..; late fee letters,.ll.2O a.m. j firm, and, after paying vast snms,
Shipment,Just Opened,
Big
OF THE
Boot
Hereford
Co.,
2167
finding
gooJ tor them as freshfruit.
as
'
6993 guard's van,.12.10p.m. train.
AND SHOES, church.
LADIES' AND GENTS' BOOTB
out that the pretender comes out of the
And Novelties in Slippers,
AMALGAMATED-SOCIETY OF RAILWAY
For Northern Ports, per Penguin, at engineering Bhop with no other practical
All offeredat 30 per Cent Lower than any othei f
7.45p.m.; latefee letters, 8p.m.; guard's accomplishment thanthatof glove-wearing
SERVANTSOF NEW ZEALAND,
For Bala and To li9t.
house.
PRIVATELY.
van, 9.5pan. train.
andcigar-smoking."— lam, &c.,
Will be held
£5 to£5000, toreßponsiblepenons,lidies
Cashadvertissments under thi.head,
notaioeedin?
PPA^TTnAT
T7IHOM
StXPJBNCJB,
charged
notes
willb«
wor<iß,
gentlemen,
u
poa
promissory
or
without
f
ourwen
JD
proclaimed
Jan.
29
has
been
Note.
a
ecurity. Farmers' and bona fid* trade bills disAlso
to Know.— For Sole,Now Brighton public holiday to celebrate the Jubilee of
counted privately on personal application.
upon lifepolicies, deeds,mortgages, leases, bills of
V V Beach, i-Acre,with Cottage, £35. Tonks theColony, and on thatday thePost Office L.O.L. The monthly meeting of Wicksale,shares,bond warranty,legacies,furniture, and
audNorton.
JAN. 27,
9733 will be closed. On the night of Jan. 23 lifl Temperance Lodge, No. 36, was held
goods. Loans may be repaid weeklyor monthly,
BALE, Country Stationers, with good the Office will be open between half-past on Friday, the W.M. Bro Smith in the
AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP,
oraa arranged, andaalongas the interest is paid
oapnblaof
extension
connection,
pushed
;
5
it
tiie capital can romain. Communications and "
easy. Stationer, "Times" nine and half-past ten o'clock for the chair. There wasagood attendance, the
transactions strictly private, M. A. EAPHAEL,
3 I suitmarried man;terms
officers also being present, and
Atthe Oddfellows' Chambers, Liohfleld Street, Atlantic
9734 delivery of all classes of correspondence. district
|Office.
Loan and Ducsunt Office. 100, Cashel
2 and 3 Lodges. One
street, Chri-tchurch. Postal addreSE, Box 192.
cash, Euscli 6h-bnilt, oak var- Mails usually despatched'on Jan. 29 will visitors from No.
SA.L«—
£26
To Protect Against theVoting as proposediz No goodapplication
OR
was initiated, and one proposed.
isever refused.
candidate
on
Jan.
28.
p.m.
nished,
Dog-cart
;
AND
nndharneeß
at
8
enquire
Circular.
.
CORNER
CASHEL
COLOMBO
befora
close
the
The Grand Lodge representative's report
. 9 a.m. or after 6.30 p,m. 49, Gloucester street Kaiapoi Wbs_iK__ust
CHARLHS J. RAE,
Known.— JOHN J. KEEK, Prac.
Linwood.
9665
Chtobch. The was considered very favourable. The reSecretary.
tical Watchmaker and Jeweller, 161, ',
1516
STREETS.
: IColombo-street, tUuistohuroh, next Al Hotel.
of the Secretary, Bro Hooper,
annual church gathering of the Kaiapoi signation
Watches Cleaned and warranted for twelve i
Wealeyanßwas^uccessfuUy held onFriday havingbeen,accepted with regret,Bro W.
WELLINGTON XICHAHGK AND LABOUR ; months,
Lost and 'Anmd.
'
4b 3d; Clocks Cleaned asd Begulated,
MABT
W.
evening, the Rev P.
Fairclough pre- Dalley was unanimously elected. Votes
2s 6d; Brooch Pins fitted, 3d each. A printed i
Lambton Qoay<
on Sunday evening, between Chrißt- siding. Tables were provided by several^ of thanks to the visitors and dfetrict
requiring Servants, ciServanU j L guarantee given with every watch and-olock ro- 7113 s
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but subsequently she had written that she
hud resolved, at ariy price, to get a divorce.
1
4
la cross-examination, the respondent said
that she had otily received oneletter from
Flowery Language of an Count
Roberto. On the occasion of the
Italian Count.
fancy ball ehe believed the petitioner was
perfectly convalescent, and could have
gone to the ball had he so desired. When
A Ball, and. its
tbey returned from the ball the Bupper, aa
Consequences.
she had directed prior to leaving home,
was laid. The
had retired to
[FEO3I OtTB OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
bed. At the bullservants
she never left Madame
Pralormo's
London, Dec. 6. | not know side except to dance. She did
that there was any particular
PI" A. divorce euifc oE a rather peculiar iij warmconvertationbetween
herand Count
character, in which a well-known doctor
Pralormo at tne ball. Ho was veryflowery,
named Hamilton, living in Glouces- i{a3
are, to ladies. She posimost
Italians
Park,
ter terrace,Regent's
waspetitioner,
denied that on the occasion referred
and an Italian count called Pralormo co- I tively
to by Hannah Murk3she told Marks not to
respondent (the respondent, of course, j enter
her
(respondent's) bedroom, or that
ijeing Mrs Hamilton) occupiedMr Justice Bbc (respondent)
told her to go away. She
and
a
on
last.
Special
Jury
Monday
fßatt
gave the mother of Count Pralormo her :
| From the opening statement of the j (respondent's)
photo,
ISolicitor-General, it appeared that the j Count one at the sameand she gave the.
time. Referring
parties were persons of positionin society, to the letter of
Count Pralormo, shecould
the petitioner and his wife both having |! not bay why she
placed
it in the petiprivateincomes of their own. They were ; tioner's way.
married in 1879, and after that they re- ! Mr JusticeButt :Was
itwith
a view to
sided inGloucester terrace,Regent's Park. induce him to think
you had committed
There were two children. The petitioner j adultery with the Count
?
had no ground to suspect that the responMra Hamilton :Idid not care whaV-hedent had been guilty ot infidelity to her I thought.
I
wanted
to
get
him.
conjugal vows. In 1887 they went !j The deposition of ridof
to Florence, and while there the peti- IPralormo was here read.Count Roberto
gave aa.
He
tioner was attacked withmalarial fever, emphatic denial to the allegation
in the
andhe was confined to the house. OnMay I' petition as
misconduct with Mrs
14, 1887, there wa3 a grand ball given 1 Hamilton. to regarded
As
the letter that
at Florence, and Mrs Hamilton went
beenread during the hearingof the
.thereto incompany with the co-respondent, j had
case, the only explanation that he
could
his mother, andotherpersons, atteradinner give was that the letter was
written in
party ab the house of the mother j
of
the
attention
gratification
\
shown
to
him
'
of the Count. Mr Hamilton, although
the respondent's stayin Florence*
present at the dinner, did Eot go j during
jto the ball, and he had no ground Aa to the passage relative to againpressing
Hamilton, the deponentsaiditreferred
i for suspicion until one of tho ser- ;( Mrs
dancing and dancing only.
vants told him she had seen Count ! toRoscbe said
jPralormo
he had been in the. service
i
in Mra Hamilton's bedroom. ;of Mr Hamilton
as butler. He had on one
Some time after the ball Mr Hamilton " occasion,
found a letter addressed to his wife signed guilty of at least, seen the petitioner
"Koberto." It "was written in French, ! Frank cruelty.
the brotherof the responand commenced, My adored Mary,""and dent, Jesse),
gave evidence to prove rough and
asked when he (the writer) should see Ii unkind
by the ijettioner to the
treatment
thy large black eyes," adding that "he
Ctulo. In crossloved lii;r" more than he loved his life," respondent r.fc Monte
and that if she only knew how he loved i examination,he said, he hndlost .£4OOO at
Carlo. He had sincehad the honour
her she would think thatshe hadlost part j Monte
passing his bunkruptcy examination,
oc herself." The letter concluded by ask- of
with
assets
.£5. (Laughter.)
ing when he (the writer) should hold her jj The
petitioner was recalled, and denied
in his arms and feel her heart beating
that
there
|
against his own,and that he had kissed the allegation was the slightest truthin the
thuthadlately beenmade against
letter a thousand times, as it was going to !hiinof
misconduct;and thechargeofcruelty
her he loved, and, further, that he had
placed her portrait at the foot of the bed, !to the respondent waa altogether andabsogroundless.
so that she was the lasb person he oaw j lutely
going to bed,and the first when he arose i This closed tbe evidencein the case.
after deliberating together for
!in the morning. After the discovery ofIii a The jury,
time, found for thepetitioner upon
that letter the petitioner had an interview allshort
the issues.
with the respondent. She admitted that I His
Lordship granted a decree nisi, with
she hadbeen guilty of misconduct, but on costs,
her promising to give up all communica- also and the custody of the children. He
j
condemned Mrs Hamilton in costs, aa
tion with the co-respondent he (the
]
petitioner) promised to forgive her. Some Bitshadproperty inher own right.
time after that the petitioner andrespondent returned to London, bub the respondent treated the petitioner with such
insolence and indignity that the present
petitionwas filed.
CHRISTCHURCH.
Mr Julius Hamilton, the petitioner, was
This Day.
then examined by the Solicitor-General.
(Before R. Westenra, G. Hart andM.
He bore out the opening statement oil
Harris, Esqs.)
counsel, supplementing it by several additional details. He said the respondent, Dbunkennkss.—Brauston Unwin, oa
when he told her that he had found the remand, was charged with being found
letter read by counsel, exclaimed," Good lying helplessly drunk in the Park oa
heavens! then Iam ruined." After a Jan. 19. The accused had been medically
scene of great excitement, h6 proposedshe treated since then. He was fined ss,
should give upall communication with the and ordered to pay the cost of his,
Count. She promised, but, as he was dis- maintenance, £1 bs.—John Reed Parker
satisfied with her conduct afterwards, he wassimilarly charged. He acknowledged
that he did not work, bnt received money
instituted the present Quit.'
The evidence of Hannah Mark, a from home. He was fined 203,and ordered
domestic, in the service of Mr And Mrs to pay the cost of hi 3 maintenance,
Hamilton at Florence in 1886 and 1887, £1 9a 6d and 5s witnesses' expenses.— ,
taken on commission, wasread. It stated Mark Kervel was charged with being
that on more than one occasion she had drunk, and also with wilfully damaging a
seen the CountdePralormoin the bedroom window at the West Christchurch School,
value Is. Constable Dillon and two witof Mrs Hamilton.
The ovidence of Dr Baldwin, who had nesses proved the offence, and the accused
attended the petitioner andtherespondent j waaseverely cautionedfor throwing stones,
in Florence, having ako been read, the j and fined 5s for drunkenness and la for
the damage.
casa on thepart of thepetitioner closed.
Larceny.—John Bonis, a lad licensed
Mr Inderwick, for the respondent, admitted there had been folly and indis- out irom the Caversham Industrial School,
cretion on the part of the respondent, but I was charged on remand with stealing a
nothing more the real faot being that the 1 watch, value .£4, the property of Mr Jamea
marriage was not a happy one, owing to Capper. The boy had taken it out of
certain financial arrangements that were Capper's vest while the latter waa
made by the father of the respondent at at work. Constable Hayes said that Mr
the time of themarriage. As regarded the Mardon spoke highly of the boy as a
evidence given as to the co-respondent good worker, and would take himback if
beingin thebedroom of the respondent on he was discharged. The Bench decided
a very particular occasion, he (Mr Inder- that as the boy was earningmoney, and
wick) thought it most extraordinary that bore a good character, they would give
the girl Mark, when asked, could not him one more chance, and remanded him
describe the costume the Count wore on till Wednesday morning tor a report of the
that occasion. He (Mr Inderwick) would j Probation Officer with a viewof seeing if.
show that the Count on that night thei"'he couldbe employed, and his mother was
night of a fancy ball worea suit of chain directed to see Mr Mardon and procure a
armour, he representing a knight of the note from him assuring the Benchof the
fifteenth century, that he was so sewn up lad's being kept at work. The watch was
in the costume that he could not have restored toits owner.
removeditunassisted, and therefore it was !
(Before R. Beetham,Esq., R.M.)
mostunlikely,hadthe girl seen him on that: No Maintenance.
Michael Higging
occasion, she would have forgotten his j was charged with neglecting to pay 3a 9d
appearance. As regarded the letter said! per week towards the support of his father,
by the petitioner to have beenwritten by John Higgine. Defendant did not appear,
the respondent admittingimpropriety with. but Mr Leathern represented him. Mr
Count Pralormo, as he was instructed Hoban appearedfor the complainant. The
Mrs Hamiltonwould give a direct denial to| arrears amounted to £7 17s 6d. His
the statement that she had ever written Worship ordered the arrears to be paid
such a letter. The petitionerhadmade a forthwith, or in default three months'imstatementone way, and Mrs Hamilton the prisonment. Mr Hoban was allowed a
other, so it would be for them (the Jury) guinea costs.
Civil Case.—Brown v. Taylor was adto say which of the versions they would!|!-iniirnprt
till PaV> 10.
believe. He believed that after the Jury I
had heard theevidence of Mrs Hamilton,
and the witnesses who would corroborate
her evidence, they would come to the HOW THE RICH SPEND
MONEY.
conclusion that there had been nothing
more committed than indiscretion on the
The Marquis of Bute not very long ago
part of the respondent.
Mrs Mary Theresa Hamilton, the re- gave a dinner party which cost over
.£2OOO.
A wealthy man in the North of
spondent, said tho petitioner was brought
spent J£50,000 in building and
up to the medical profession. He did not j England
for his/ own
practise. During her married life Mr |decorating a billiurd-room
Hamilton's conduct was always strange ! house. Two rose coloured vases were
and always violent. Hislanguage wasbad, :bought at auction for a sum of .£IO,OOO.
and, after the Marylebone election for !A chimney vase fetched .£3OOO, and a
a
medical officer, in whichhe failed to get Ii dessert service .£2OOO. The flowers for
elected, and said it was all her fault he London ball cost -SIOCO, and .£l5O waa
had threatened to murder her. He had I recently given for an orchid with three
takenup water bottles and water jugs to ( leaves.
'aa the Marquis of Bute is cofcthrow at her while tbey lived in Glouces- j So far let
it be added that he Bpenda
ter terrace. On one occasionhe tookup a j cerned,
virtually
untold sums in planting his
j
poker to her. On another occasion the WesternIsles
and cultivating forestry, to
petitioner struck her on the head while j
the benefit,in a very marked degree,of the
they werein a .cab. The quarrel arose on j cottars,
whohave to do the work, and thus
that occasion owing to her refusing to i
invite a gentleman to a dinner she was
then about to give to whom she had
a particular aversion. At Monte Carlo :
Fires.
thepetitioner was veryviolenttowards her. j
He wasabusive after their marriage while
TUAM
STREET WEST.
they were engaged furnishing theirhouse.
At9.25p.m. yesterday an alarm rang aft
She and the petitioner in 1883 occupied
Brigade
Stations, but the number,
separatesleeping rooms. InOctober, 1886, the Fire
they wentto Forence,.and they were there of the box not being registered,and no fire
until May 13, 1837. She made the ac- visible, the engines which had been got
quaintance of General and Countess out at the first alarm were returned.'
Pralormo about a monthafter their arival. Shortly after,however, a fire-showed upin
There were two sons. CountUoberto waa the South-west quarter of the city, and a
|one;he was an oScer in the Italianarmy. fresh start was made, all the enginesbeing
IShe wentto the historic ball with others got out very rapidly. The fire was found
Iwho had previously lived with the Pralor-- to be in the Norfolk Boarding House, at
|mo. Eoberto and his mother had cupper the corner of Tuam and Montrealstreets,
|at her (respondent's) house. She was owned by Mr William Pratt, and occupied
never in the bedroom withRoberto on that by Mrs R.Hanna. The fire hadoriginated
night for an instant. She was quite sure in one of the bedrooms at the North-weßt
the CountessPralormo was at the 6upper. end of the wooden building,and spread
It was decidedly untrue thatCount Pralor- rapidly till the whole interior was in
roo was ever in herbedroom thatnight. flames. There were fourteen bedrooms in
He wore a suit of chain armour over a theupetairH portion of the house, and of
red shirt, the fancy dressin which he had these the firo destroyed all but two. Aa
been to the ball.. She had neveron any Boon as thealarm wasgiven by Mr Smart,
occasion been guilty of misconduct with who was passing, a quantity of the furnithe co-respondent. She admitted she had ture waß removedinto the back yard. By
received a letter from Count Eoberto the timethe brigades had water on to the
Pralormo, which had been read-during the house a very fair clearance hadbeenmade.
day, but she did not reply. She never The three steamengines made-short work
made any admission to him. The petitioner
of extinguishing the flames, as with two
"
said after he hadfound the letter, What stationed on theMontrealstreetbridge and
one at the St Asaph street sump, aa
am
to
think?"
to
which
she
replied,
I
" You
may think what you please." The immense body of water was available. Mr.
petitioner suggested that she should write M. Ingle, butcher, occupied a shop in the
to Count Pralormo, but ac they could not building on the Tuam street frontage, and
agree on the terms, the letter remained lived with, his family on the premises.
;
unanswered;but eventually a letter waa Mostof his effects were saved. The build.*
written, but that she declined tosign,-and ing was insured in the North German
she believed it neverwassent to theCount. office for .£SOO, and the furniture in the
She had never spoken to or consulted Dr London, Liverpooland Globe for .£l5O, the
Baldwin with regard to anything thathad latter policy having: been effected about
passedbetweenher and CountPralormo. It two monthBago. The letter box let into
wasnottrue that onMay14shehadadmitted the corner of the building, near the front
that she had misconducted herself with. door, was-uninjured.
CountPralormo, and she never made any
[Pbb fsßss. Associ&tiox.]
promise to the petitioner that she would
AUCKLAND, Jak.^6,
conduct herself better for the future.
There wasmonecessity for such* promise.. A-eeven-ToomedhonaecatEpaom^beloßgiing
to* Mr M«Garry, waa burned, on
She had no notion that a divorce was
s»tucd»y. ItK»BiMßS»4ior«e22s 4a*tbo
THE DOCTOR'S
WIFE.
—
1
'"
.
.
MAGISTERIAL.
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—
—
O
TBTE STAB. MDBTDAT; JATSTrAKT 27; 1890.
Late Advertisements.
TO-DAY'S
SPORTING.
.
space. Each of the sides is 16ffc wide. that;an alteration be made in the constituEuropeanTopics.
One of these is filled withlathes,maebinee i tion of the Stationing Committee, by the
slotting,
[
for drilling,
and shaping, and additionof one layman from each district [Special to Press Association.]
FPebFbess Association.]
Jockey Club.
with other appliances for working the s meeting, such laymen to be elected by
machines
made by ' ballot, and their expenses be paid to the
SALE.
DUNEDIN, Jan. 27. iron portions of the
BERLIN,Jas. 25.
C BX XLECI7AO "IXLEeitAPH.-COPYXIQET}
the firm. The other side is fitted up for ■ Conference from the Contingent Fund.
j Third ties in the Eink Tournament :—
The Emperor William has issued
West.
carpenters, whoprepare the i By Rev H.Bull:That the General Con- an edict ordering the discontinuance
Keddie
the
use
of
the
(Balclutha),
16,
j
beat
Thompson
[Special to 3?an6s Association,j
i (Christchurch), 11, Struthers
"
Board and Beßidence by"Young
(Christ- j woodwork of the machines. At the rear ■ ference takeinto its serious consideration of
WANTED,
duelling in the array, and
Lady,near suburbs. ApplyI>.T., Star
i
church),
19,
beat
Iof the main building, and separatedfrom the expediency of instituting a system of
M'Diarmid
(Dunedin),
9757
[Received
office.
.
Jan. 27,at 12.50 p.m.]
;13. Paul,of New Plymouth, was
it
a 14-inch brick wall, with au iron General Superintendency in the Austra- threatening challengers with expulby
beaten
Pigeons
Seil,
;
„,
MELBOURNE, Jast. 27. 1
to
44 Pairs Choioe
Men's Clothing
All Reduced
elect&ic telegraph.— coptrigsr.]
lhe following handicaps have been by the Dunedin team,skipped by Hunter. door, is a wood-working shop, 15ffcx55ffe. lasianWesley an MethodistChurch, similar sion.
price12»6d, a bargain. ApplyT., 80x 139, [by
Boys's Clothing
AllReduced
Inthis
are the "
saw benches, planing, and to that which obtains in the Methodist
MABBID. Jak. 25.
9753
declared:
" thicknessing
P.0., Christchnreh.
Hats
and
Shirts
machines, and other Churches of America.
The Cortes read the Universal Underpants
Allßeduced
HANDICAP,a sweepstate of 20
[Special to Pbbss Association.] NJfiWJtaniCET
Dunedin
News.
Addresses Mrs Wilcox and Eaton
eovtujach,ioft, or 3 sots onlyif declared to the
Allßeduced
appliances for preparing timber. The
By EevW. G-. Thomas :That the Con- Suffrage Bill a first tim*
who came out in- the lonic,ISS7. Apply,
Men's Hosiery
fcearotavy of theV.B.C. or A.J.C.before i
p.m.
"&>
Allßeduced
machinery in this shop is driven by high ference take intoits careful consideration
ATHENS,J*K. 25.
125 Manchesterstreet.
oa Monday,Feb. S, with1000 toys add^d. For
JPkb Peess Association.]
cos
Cab'
and
Sheetings
Shipping.
All Reduced
speed shafting, which also works the the advisability.of appointing a Connextfiree-year-oldsand upwards. The second horse
Two YoungMenBoatders. ComThe Greek reserve forces have been Ribbons and Glove 3Allßeduced
at
24,
par
soon.]
fßeceived
Jau.
to
smiths'
wheels,
fires,
rocoive 200and the third 100 (.ovaout of the
a fanfor the
and
ional
emery
evangelist
special
fortable home. No children. 16s
in
the
interests
of
DUNEDUST,
Jan.
to
mobilise
in
March
next.
27.
ordered
Umbrellas and Sunshades... Allßeduced
9/a5
stake. The winner of any handicap flat race
LONDON, Jan. 27.
week. Address,65,Chester street.
The Governor of South Australia and some other machines. Behind the wood- young people and children;
after declaration ot weights to carry101bextra,
Shirtings
Allßeduced
Arrived Nairnshire, s.s., from. biz
Committees were appointed on home Itia believed that this 3tnp is taken Union
;party leave this afternoon for the Bluff, ! working shop is the emiths' shop, with
furlongs.
Known— Correct Characters tol
Cotton Shirtings
outlook
All Reduced
gloomy
in
the
consequenceof
forges.
from Handwriting. Send Bample,1b 2^j PortChalmers (Dec.1).
three
this
are
the
affairs
and
Jubilee
Adjoining
mission
It
proposals.
stlb where they join tho Hinemoa. They go
„
,_.
stlb
975
Dress
Goods
Post
Office.
Genuine,
stamps,
in
Carbine
Allßeduced.
7 It to the West Coast Sounds and Hokitika, stores for castings and other uncompleted was decided to discuss the business in the inCrete.
10 4 Gladstone
2}.
10
1 Mistletoe
7 11 proceeding thence
parts of machines. Over"the wood-working following order : Jubilee matters on
£?z
PAKIS. Jas.
by a young Girl engaged during
overland to Nelson.
list-wife
7 11
1750 YARDS FANCY ZEPHYRS, "
10 0 Casuist
[BoceiTOd Jan. 27, at noon.l
day,aFurnishedBedroom. State terms
In the Chamber of Deputies last
During the last week, Sew Hoy's Beach j shop is a etore for wearing parts," Tue3day morning, church membershipand
Kniim
913 ilinger
7 11
97*1
Ojd, reduced to s£d.
toMeta, "Star" Offioe.
ADELAIDE,Jas. 27.
"-'"'■
wheels,
pinions,
&c,
My ljord
cognate
j
bearings,
keptepecially
Tuesday
Tongariro
9 13
7 10 Company obtained 106oz. The Golden
on
called
subjects
evening,
Boulauger
General
night
.„ 910 Cou-equenctfravo
Yield of Wheat.
710 Gully Company obtained
I to enable the firm to Bend out, with- home mission affairs onThursday morning
Known— Tram Excursion New
a
traitor.
M.
Manton
12703of
Martineau
amalgam
Deputy
9
7
10
1000 YARDS USEFUL PRINTS' !w I
Va Prattle
{ out delay, renewals of worn-out part3of and afternoon, the discussion on an
Brighton, Wednesday, Jan. 29th; Bnn.
The yield of wheatin.South Australiais KT-Bsley
9 9 Umbra
7 10 from thirty tons of stone.
10
more Band. Leave Square, 7.15 ; Beach, "*
4a d, reduced to lid.
$[
machines in use among their customers. independent Conference and election of Martineau has Eent Boulanger a
9 8 Briton
7 9
9 s estimated at 19,130,000 bußbels, giving an Cuirassier
p.m.
challenge.
Sed'tion
7 9
representatives to the General Conference
0
7
Fairfield
of
main
a
Alongside
building
space
the
Seeders,
average o? a little over 9£ bushels per Lonsdale
Harvest Hands, Grass
JAjr.
8
SG.
1500
CHURCH,
9
5
Qraudliko
7
A
SCENE
YARDS
STRIPED
IN
has been provided for storing timber iv on Thursday evening. Wednesday is to
BBKLIN.
ZEPHYRS
Ploughmanfor station, Strong Youths(10s
Newmaster
7 8
t 9 2 Tantallon
The Reichstagrejected the Socialist The very best goods, handsome patterns
process of seasoning, some kinds in the be given up to inbilee services.
to 203 per week).FemaleServants (15sper week). acre. There is a surplus for export of. DonGsovan
9 2 Paikakanlri
7 8
originalprice,
j reducedto
reached,
BenBolt
was
Is
6d
Competent servants will find J. M'Donald'a Office. 15,500,000 bushels.
8
under
cover.
The
firm
The
busiBill
when
the
final
[Per
open
air,
question
stage
9 0 Jerusalem
7 !
Press Association.]
and others
first
in the order of
9Jd.
Dreadnought
Manchester street, the best to opplv to for all
9 0 LittleSister filly... 7 7 i
make a practice of seasoning their timber ness was thendealt with— Do we sanction by a majority of seventy-one. Tho
Tirailleur
c'asses of situations. Hia motto ia— "No billet.
9 0 Serf
7 7
2- YARDS WIDE WHITE TWILL I
ALBANY, Jan. 27.
making
5
?
4
?
5
44
from
one
to
before
itup.
the
division
or
yenrs
Cinderella
Jan.
27.
two
alteration
of
of
the
DUNEDIN,
any
nofee.".9 0 Cooval
7 7 I
has now closed.
,SHEETING,
Treatment for Influenza. Aristocrat
7 7 ! At the Moray place Congregational Itmay be noted that, in addition to orders districts or circuits in this Conference ? session
8 13 Montrose
nOMB. Jas. 2-i.
TenderforPaintWycombe
HnO PAINTEES— Mr Teague'B
Is 3d, reduced to 10£ d.
_..Q i
7 7 Church, tho Eev Cecil was giving utter- from all parts of New Zealand, Messrs A recommendation from the Auckland dis813 Quadrant
News
by
the
Orizaba
states
that
Contiaccepted.
Naples
shortly
is
Mrs
h.
will
ing
Kichelieu
The Prince of
two houses
812 liraemar
7 6 ance
I
97*5 nental doctors experience great difficulty Dividend
to some liberal sentimenia in regard Andrews and Bpaven have now in hand trict meeting that the Hamiltonand Te pay a vist to Australia.
Willis.
8 12 l-wins
7 5
COTTON SHIRTINGS,
12 Kotuku
7 5 to Sabbath observance, which had the ;orders from New South Wales and Awamutu circuita be reunited with one
£nta.i__i
8
Gid, reduced to 4id. Good washing
Accommodation
in
a
in
a
discovering
proper
wants
treatment for BotliwnJ.'l
S 12 Zapbyr
7 i effect of rousing the ire of a prominent |Tasmania.
minister, to reside at Hamilton, waß disApropos
Al|
Private Family (gentlefolk), where there
7
4
liington
influenza.
8
10
r' §i
patterns.
The beat remedies appear to Buda-.ph
cussed ;but, on being pub to the vote, was
axeno children ;not a boarding house;piano;m
810 Copeiihugea
7 4 member of the con&regration, who rose and
VICTORIA.
9739 be quinine and antiphrine. The former Men
"$]
city. Box 272,Post Office.
lost by a large majority.
7 3 told the preacher he ought to beashamed
iuiont
8 10 Heudigo
15 DOZEN STRIPED TURKISH
8 9 Mossier
7 3 of himself.
WESLEYAN
The
district
recomWanganui
Office, 131, Durham street allays the feverish symptoms, and the -sinecure
meeting
>uU_.city
8 9 Martha
7 3
:
TOWELS,
oppositeMr Baxter's, Chemist. MrsMorrison latter the pains. A fatal result is usually Dankold
mended that the Haweracircuitbe divided, CRITICISM OF THE STATIST.
6 8 Vera
CONFERENCE.
7 3i
Is 6d, reduced to Is o^d. ExtraJargesize.'
requires Cooks, Housemaids. Nurses and General
Opunake to be the headof the new circuit.
.Scots Grey
3
Phryne
8
8
7
due
to
other
diseases,
cart;
grocer's
todrive
recommendß
which
rapidly
lay
Boy
Servants.
Tho Charmer
[Special to Puess Association.]
8 8 Taskmaster
7 2
Buried Alive.
This also was put to the vote andlost.
974-i hold of
BoardandResidence.
FANCY CREAM DRESS MUSLINS,
Carrington
influenza-Btrickenpatients.
8 8 Eenuta
7 2
Monday Morning.
The next question considered was, What
Earnest
8 6 Daniel
7 2
Black
street,
Is,reduced io 7^ d.
Lyttelton,
OST,
from London
Press
[Per
j
*|
T
circuits
are
under
Jak.
25.
Asbociation.]
2
to
take
a
LONDON.
obligation
Anarchy
eight
8
7
j
weeks old.
8 Souvenir
BERLIN, Jan. 25.
B
and Tan Terrier Pup,
£ir William
The representative Conference opened married instead of a single minister?
DUNEDIN, Jan. 27.
8 8 Boolka
7 2 j
The Statist considers that tito
Finder rewarded on returning same to C. H,
TWILL
2
Stewpan
CRETONNES,
Workmen's
Insurance.
Cnaldaau
8
7
7
Jones,
Stationer,
morning
10.30,
when,
Lyttelton,
! Thomas
an old resident at Wai- this
at
inaddition to
The Ashburton, Miltonand Goredistricts
Gilmonr,
the impending
ThoGift
8 6 Rebellion
7 2 pori, has been buried in the Canton the ministers already named, the following, asked to be relieved, but Coufcrence was circumstances o£
Good patterns; Cid, reduced to4 Jd. T
In his speech proroguing the Yellow
Jacket
6 13
"
YOUNG Woman wishes for place as House,
7 S Panic
Victorian loan are so damaging
Company's
mine,
Fernando
to
the
of
took
their
seats:
Messrs
D.
II
in
a
owing
collapse
laymen
position
grant
town,
country.
Urgent,
"Star Eeichstag, the
s 5 Portland
613 ',
not
to
the relief a3ked. to the Vietoriau Treasury that 2250 YARDS
keeper,
or
'
to
Emperor
promises
9752
Churchill
6 13 part of the tunnel.
CHECKED GALATEAB
8 5 Olive
It is feared that he i Smith, H. Field (Auckland, PittEtreet), F*
Office.
ScottishChief
B^d, reduced to s£d.
8 4 Pomegranate
611 ;cannot be rescued alive.
investors will bo justiiied in reI A. White (Auckland, Grufton road), D"
Baby. Give fallpar- introduce aBill next session.extend- Insignia
Pxoposiuder
desires to AdoptaEuth,
8
3
Gll
, 8 2 LiwleDick
Ashby (Thames), J. Tronnson (Northern.
6 10
quiring a guarantee against a
ticulars andaddress.
"Star" Office. ing the Workmen's Insurance Fund. Tarcoola.
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
,' s 2 Godolphin
Tourbillou
6 10
Wairoa), G. S. Dixon (Whangarei), E TELEGRAPHIC. recurrence of the unpardonable
to be held at the
JolmS
6 7
MEETINGof Butchers,Evening,
1 Seine
Is 2,}d,Reduced to lljd.
8
Grace
Taylor
(Waitara),
(Palmerston
The Labour Question.
J.
«.
at Eight
g \ Dander
Oxford Hotel, This
Corunna
6 7
recklessness
o£
theGovernment.
The
North). W. Moxham (Wellington), J. [Special to Peess Association.]
ord Alien... .„ 8 0 The Prior
6 7
o'clock sharp,reAnnutlPicnic. Edwd.Clatk.
The Hamburg strike is at an end, I|,
Gillies,
Treasury
the
KIDDER CARPET,
paperattacksMr
The Wild Oat
6 7
Knight (Hufct), W. Catt (Greytown), B.
8 0 Ebony
LET, Stables at the rear of TattersaU'a nd the
Is lid,reduced to la G-id. A full yard
713 D.c.ption
6 7 j Pesbonal.— Mr Penfold, Secretary to TV.Buttle (Nelson),W. Cook (Blenheim),J.
officials, Mr J. Deakin and theRailway
masters have resumed the Murich
9751
Hotel. Apply at once.
Wadda
THE CRIMES ACT.
. ■wide.
713 -__v r
6 7 . C.J.C., hasarrived at Melbourne by the s.s.i T.Smitb ,J.L.Wilson (Christchurch Durham
.Commissioners, and denounces Tvliat
former rate of pay.
JetdM-au
6 7
7rs Highborn
LONDON, Jak. 25.
O LET, Furnished House, within the belt,
street),T.S.Aaquith(Sydenliam),B.C.Erown
-iavanaka
7 13 Mota.
6 ? IOrizaba.
bogus
surplus.
it
characterises
the
large grounds, also paddock, stables, cotLONDON. Jau. 26.
„.
j
,
apec
Russley.
LINOLEUM,
Bonnie
The Late Accident at
The Executive are relaxing the
7 12 Purple
6 7
Mr (St Alban3), J. S. Olliver (Lyttelton), W.
9T*B
fage. -*.pply 219, Caefael street.
Four hundred dock labourers at Whitefoot,,
6 7 1 Horsford's jockey was this afternoon still
712 G01d...
Lawry, H. W. Peryman (Springston), H. severity of the CrimesAct in Counties The system of bonuses also conies in Two yards wide; 4s 6d, reducedto 3s-6d.
6 7
Skill
712 Pateena
FUNERAL NOTICE.
in
an
unconscious state.
Liverpool have struck for an increase Lizzia
Ovcrtoc (Loestou), G. H. Blackwell where violence and organised resist- for condemnation. The article de7 ILl
©Sporting.— The weights for the New-| (Kaiapoi), T. Wilson (Woodend),
LADIES' DUST CLOAKS,
clares that the audit of the agency
ji.uoi.'xAlij.ANCUIr, a
Williams will beat of wages.
E. ance are declining.
handicap sweepstakesof
ffIHEremains of MrsL.C.
,
ad
20 oovs each,10£t, or 5 soya ouiy ifdeclared to !market Handicap and Australian Cup ap- Alcorn, D. H. Brown (Ashburton), J. P.
the AddingtonCemetery for interment on
accounts
is
insufficient.
I
LONDON,.
tb,.o
Jan.
26.
21
0
Secretary
Q
of the V.B.C. or A.J.U.before 4 pear in anothercolumn.
DustCloaks
TRAINING,inipiTn
Tuesday. 28thinstant. at_3 jP-nfr
SHIP
FOR
SYDNEY.
(Dunedin),C.
(PortChalmers),
Simon
Duke
reduced
to
,|
13 6
MM
on Monday, Veb. 3. wiih.1000 added ;for
"
Monetary and Commercial. "p.m.
Our Fourth Page.— On page 4 will be F. Vivian (Lawrence), J. Smith, G. fe.
three-year-olds and upwards. The handicap i
The Admiralty havooffered to hand
educed to 15 6
ABSOOTAa
"
CANTERBUEY FIBE INPUBANCE
weight of the winner of the "V.R.C.St Leger. ! found two interesting letters on the George (luvercargill), W. Karris (Christto
the
Owing
money
scarcity
of
in
reduced
i£y.
MAEINE
UNDER.
over
cruiser
FEDERATION.
to
17 6
TION &CANTEBBUEY
the
Shah to NewSouth
IS9O, tobenot leas than Sat, and the winnerof question of the Priinaey Succession ;
«
church).
WEITEES* ASSOCIATION.
reduced to 21 0
handicap flatraco of the value of, 100 soys,
Wales, to replace the Vernon training
the outside market, short loans any
■ racing, bowling, and cricket news;and
4<J
b
»
after declaration of weishis, to curry7U> extra;
The President welcomed the lay repre- ship at Sydney, provided
reduced to .25 6
ff|IHK Offioes connected with above-mentioned betray a strong upward movement,
the Colony [Special to Press Association.]
of 500 sots or upwarue, 141bextra. The secoud i other intelligence, both telegraphic and sentativesin the following address :
I Associations WILL CLOSE on WEDNESto receive 200 «.nd the third 100 aovs out local.
horse
LADIES'
the
defrays
out
the
SUMMER
expenseof
fitting
Brethren,
materially
Day
of the and are quoted at 7 per cent for
TheConference is
JACKETS
DAY,the 29thInst,, the Anniversary
ofthebtake. Two miles and aQuarter.
LONBOS, Jan, 2t.
Ihisseason's goods,plainand
Santlet. A telegram from Auckland strengthened to-day by the presence of our Shah, which will probably cost two
fancy
, 9 13 Dunkeld
00 oliy'
Carbine
7 7
The Morning Post aa.ys the day has
threemonths.
FEED H.BAENS,
light and dark shades. colours.
Maxim
9 8 Fernando
7 states that the great baritone will pro- lay representatives. In giving you, my hundredand twenty thousand
7
Secretary.
pounds.
,
departed
Bravo
9 5 Tnrcoolß.
10
6
7
7
come
when
the
Colonies
could
be
Jackets
bably
to that city by the Waihora on brethren, a hearty welcome,I
congratulate
Tallow Medium mutton, 243^ Manton
9753
reduced to 611
. Christohnrch, 27thJan., 18S0.
9 3 Jet d'Eau
7 5 her
"
THE JUBILEE PLUNGER.
next trip. This will give the southern you on the honour to which you have been
considered simply as British, possesreduced to 111
Meloa
9 2 insignia
7 S
beef, 235.
7l
'
towns
Benzon's
ample
time
for
a
offered
refund
preparing
good
family
Cuirassier,.,
by
quarterly
Leroy
8 13
7 3
elected
the votes of your
to
sions. One free people cannot be ZZ p
reduced to 811
TO-MOEEOW,
"
The English wheat market is I.ou3dale
813 LittleSisterfilly 7 0 programme for Mr Santley's concerts.
meetings. Iacknowledge the fidelity to the proceeds of the cheque stated to possessed by another, though they ,? 5
Commencingat 12 noon,
reducedto 9 9
8 12 TnntolloH
7 0
The Plum: Yield.— The yield of plums your trust that has brought you from all have been forged by
On groundadjoiningCarltonBridge.
reducedto 11 6
Oakleigh
changing a little for the worse; the Boz
812 Swirg
7 0 j this year appears
o- "r,n
Ernest Benzon, may be united by politicalbouds.
SALE OF OLD TIMBBE.
2os,
30s,";3os,
be
and
very
prolific.
parts
40s,Jackets,
Enfilade
8
8
7
to
A
of
the
in
the
interests
of
our
Colony
Slave
0
SON,
having
re. Continental is unchanged: the
J. BOWMAN &
but
so
all
far
efforts
to
settle
tho
8
B
6
reduced
to
good
sample
brought
15s,
Spac
Tirailleur
13 j
was
17a.6d, 21s, and 255.
to our office last church, and canassure you that the Wesceived instructions from the City SurDreadnought
8 6 Harbinger
612 j night by Blr S. Jackman. A short branch, leyan Methodist community of Christ- matter have failed, and the Jubilee
veyor,will
Americanis steady.
8 3 Muriel
6 12
Singapore
Monetary
SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
and
tADIES>
about
Commercial
eighteen
Plunger
inches
had
is
still
in
It
is
long,
custody.
8 2 Magcie
growing church feel it a privilege to be allowed to
6 12
A Quantity of OLD TIMBER,removed from
New Zealand wheat, on passage, Eiehetfeu
Antteus
8 0 Kotnliu
6 11 upon it nearly four pounds of fruit. The extend their hospitality to you. Mr stated that he has admitted the
old bridge.
Wycombe
[Special to Press Association.] 6 6 Blouse Bodices....reduced to
8 0 LittleHenjamin till pluui3 were what is known as the Danver's Spurgeon, in addressing the English
averages34s 6d.
J. BOWMAN & SON,
19
, 6 10
Sinecure
forgery, allegingthat was badlyin
S 0 Pioneer
6
Auctioneers,200.Hereford street.
6759
reduced to 111
8 0 Himdover
Conference at City road, referred to the want of the money tohe
KacolpU
6 10 Victoria variety.
pay a gambling
71l
Leopold
Received Jan. 27, at noon.l
6 7
New Brighton. The fine weather j admission of laymen, and said that the
Jast. 25.
»
-.. reduced to 1H
I
711 Ilex
LONDON.
LYTTELTON,
Sir William
7 11 Renata
6 7 during the past week hasattracted large
SYDNEY, Jaw. 27.
New Zealand homp is dull, and
ministers were to teach the laymen busi- debt.
Scots Grey
710 Fabulous
6 7
LADIES' SUMMER MANTLES
prices aie irregular. Thelatest quoMary's Cathedral.
, 6 7 numbers to this favourite watering-place, ness, and the laymen were to teach, the
T U E S~"*D AY,
St
Chintz
7 9 _.ire_oc_c
PROSTRATE
JUDGES.
19 6 Mantles
..; reduced to 10 6
and yesterday, a beautiful day, the tram- ministers theology. The paradox admits
At1o'clock,
9
,£2B 15s to .£2O.
Jebnsite
7
Judges
of
St
Five
tations
are
from
sanctuary
Mary's
The
Boman
are
laid
with
up
Salerooms,
■Atthe
London street.
}**
cars were crowded, the beach presentinga of apresent application. Iwould only ask influenza,
reducedto 8 6
SELL, by PUBLIC Catholic Cathedral was consecrated last
Antwerp
SOBENSEN
will
The
wool
sales
at
Henry
Manisty,
whilst
Sir
closed
b
»
lively appearance. New Brighton at the that, in view of the largo amount of
" AUCTION
reduced to 18 6
I night. The ceremony was of a most imJudge
slightly
quotations
of
the
better
than
those
present
High
Auckland News.
time is unusually full of visitors, important business that awaits us, the
Court of Justice
50 Sides Prime Bacon, splendidcondition ;I
Portable Boiler; 1Bedstead, Spring Mat- pressive character. Bishop Moran, of
o
a
at
! hardly house being empty.
LADIES' VISITES.
lesson on both sides should be marked by (Queen'sBenchDivision)is prostrated obtained the closeof thelast series.
tress; sundries.
Agricultural Statistics.— Once
22s6d for 10s:9d, 30sfor 12s sd.
[Per Press Association.]
more brevity. Perhaps you will add to the by an attack of paralysis.
Three thousand fivo hundred bales
H.B. SOBENSEN,
! Duna&u,assisted.
is
the
voice
of
the
Government
Auctioneer,
given,
collector of quotation already
the words
j
7947
were sold. All the Australianwool
statistics heard in the land, and the that I am told Dr Punehon used THE UNITED STATES
DRESSING
AUCKLAND, Jan. 27.
NAVY. ■was withdrawnfromBale.
13 6 Dres6ingr-Gownß...GOWNS.
"bp.wilderedagriculturist" will be
"
from
the
Presidential
reduced to 7 9
Since
last
several
"stuck
chair
:
"If
a
Saturday
"
thousand up
WASHING/ON. Jas. 2i.
Latest Shipping.
The
Customs
authorities
have
246
for minute details of his possessions. brother has nothing to say, lefc him
...reduced to 18-6
people have come into town by steamer
The Naval Committee of the
AND
say
requiring
is wanted thte " it in the fewest possible words." Senate have
abandoned therule
allwool
"
and train to take part in the Jubilee Some extra information
reported favourably oil bales
LYTTELTON.
to be marked with the name of
festivities. The Taranaki steamer alone year,namely horned cattle of all ages," Speech is silver, but sileuee is gold." the scheme
ABBIVED.
but
no
mention
of
for
largely
increasing
cattle
is
Yet
a
declares
"a
word
the
polled
higher
authority
made in
brought several hundred, and 6teamers
the place of origin, andhave reverted
Jan. 27 Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons,Meades,
from Whangarei and Eussell were simi- the list. Such an insignificant beast aa fitly spokenislike apples of goldinbaskets navy of the United States.
THE-HALL,
to the old method.
fromWellington. Union Steamship Comthe
Polled
Angus,
quite
for
has
of
silver."
That
which
the
instance,
distinguishes
crowded.
All
the
coastal
larly
steamers escaped the official
EFFECT ON TRADE.
pany,agents; Passengers Misses Dixon,
HIGH
STREET,
present from all previous Conferencesis
mind.
DR
PETERS.
straight
which
came
in
on
went
CHRISTCHURCH.
Saturday
Hamilton, Mesdames Eawson, Kennedy
Nuisances. Complaints have been the Jubilee of New Zealand Methodism.
Jubilee of the Colony.
back for further cargoes of excursioniste. made,
ZANZIBAR. Jan. 24.
and child, Captain Von ABchorn, Messrs
A
DEFENCE
FUND.
and
apparently
take,
with good founda- The form that this is to
&
The Waikato Natives are now coming
itis for you
A French priest at Mombosa reRawson, Kennedy, Dixon, Thompson,
[Per Peers Association.!
down by rail and will arrive in the after- tion, of the bad and stagnant Btate of Ito determine, but you will allow me to ports that ho met the expedition
Accidents and Fatalities.
Lock,Pearson, Guthrie, Gordon,Turnbull, [Special to Phess
the
side
channels
say
that,
growth
;
in
the
South-east
in
viewof
the
marvellous
they
Association.! noon
will
'be played up town by a
Ferguson. Maxwell, Roberts, Bell, Nixon,
TjISBOH, Jan. 25.
of the city, more especi- of our beloved Church during the last under Dr Peters at Lubalri, all -well.
quarter
brassband.
AUCKLAND,
Jan. 25.
[Special to Peess Association.]
Grace, and fifteen steerage.
The Minister for War has author- Messrs Mitehelson and Hislop arrived ally in Cashel street, where the stench fifty years,the unspeakableblessings that The party -were awaiting the arrival In reply to a request from the
Jubilee
from the drains is often unbearable. have come to our own hearts andhomes of stores there. The date of the Committee that a salute should be fired
the
army
ised
to
a
the
Coast
steamer
from
by
subscribe
to
West
the
South
on
LONDON, Ja*. 25.
_, ,
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
There is certainly need for something to through its communion, and the great meeting is not stated.
r
the morningofJan. 29,Lieutenant-Colonel
yesterday.
National Defence Fond.
±ne barque Thorn, bound from
Tisiaett,Jan. 27.
Shepherd stated that he would call a
fired by men-of-war in the be done here in the way of flushing the company that have passed from its ranks
British traders at Lisbon and Salute3were
Sailed, yesterday Kate Tatham, for
Liverpool
to Adelaide, went ashorein
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
parade and supply a guard of honour, but
this morning. Leave has already channels. Could not one of the watering to take their places before the throne,if we
Brisbane ;Hurunui, Sinclair, for London, other ports are making an appeal to harbour
he couldneither fire a salute nor order tho the early morning in Douglas Bay,
granted on themen-of-war and to the carts be utilised for the purpose ? While were not to give tangible expression to
LONDON, Jam. 26.
with 3038 bales wooland 5110 bags wheat. Mr Crladstone for his intervention in been
Isle,
jon thiß unsavoury subject, the drain hard our gratitude to God, the very stonesin the
sailors enjoying themselves ashore.
of Man, and became a total
It ia considered probable that the Volunteers to take part in the procession,
Arrived Scottish Hero, barque, from the dispute between England
Antigua street bridge may be alluded streets might cry out. One result of this
as thiß would be contrary to the regula- wreck. A lifeboat put off
and Ithas been arranged to-day that the by
Western
Australian
from the
Brisbane, to load for Home.
Constitution
Bill
i££££>
to.
Since
theriver
has
lowered,
been
this Conference may be that all our people,
Orlando and Lizard should be dockedhere
tions.
Portugal.
shore and
sewer discbarges itself over abed of stones, from end to end of the Colony, will be will be reintroduced in the House of
Thero appears every prospect of a veryI tean-of theeffected the rescue of sixFrench and German commercial before their departure.
Stdnet, Jan. 27.
crew and two passengers.
The Volunteers havebeen called out for which retain some of the solid matter called together in some pre-determined Commons without amendment. Lord large influx of visitors to Auckland for the j
#ailed— Elderslie, for Oamarn.
travellers are swarmingto Portugal. to-morrow
NEW YOEK, Jah. 21.
to
form
a guard of honour to brought down by it,instead of the whole week,in their various sanctuaries, to unite Knutsford has informedSir William Jubilee celebration, and the capacity of
MELBOUBHE, Jas. 27.
Bymn-explosion
Jab. 26.
at
meet the special train bringing Lord outfall going at once into the river as ac with the heart andvoice of one man in Eobinson that, in his opinion, it will hotels and boardinghouses will betaxed to Columbus, Ohio, of natural gas
Arrived Mararoa.
A
Committee
has
formerly.
appointed
been
The result is that, on warm praising the Giver of all Good. Should
six persons " were
Onslow from Waikato.
theutmost. The Raratonga Troupe are to
Arrived Orizaba; passengers for New here to raise a defence
be
inadvisable
for
him
to
take
any
days
especially,
fund for the Another order has been issued calling
passers over the bridge this be attended by our complete coneecratake part in the procession on Jan. 29. killeiand thirty injured.
Zealand: Mr and Mrs Hill, Mr and Mrs
whiffs of vapour that aremost unplea- tion to the Lord thatbought us, and the active part in furthering the Bill.
Thirty Chinamen will also assist in the
Allen, Misseß Grieve,Messrs Grieve, Offer,, purposeof promotingan alliancewith upon the whole of the Volunteers of the get
sant,
" [Pbb Pbbsb
besides
being
laying
very
to
of
our
thank
on
injurious
offerings
;
altar,
sports
the
in the Domain on Saturday.
garrison to parade on Wednesdaymorning
Eastings,Houghton, Penfold andHill. j America.
Association.!
our enlarged hearts will be so enlightened
to line the streets and form a guard of health.
Two new yachts, the one the Maia, owned
[Pbr Pbess Association.]
The British despatch boat the honour
withthe splendidpossibilities
byMessrsW. and D. M'Cormick, andthe
at Government House.
GISBOBNE, Jan..26.
Butchers' Grievances. A meeting of andinflamed
Enchantress has sailed for Ports- The Government
of our work, that we may go forward to a
EXPRESS PASSENGER LIST.
other the Tongaroa, belonging to Mr T.
The Eev'Mr M'Ara diedat?.3O p.m. ott
has given special per- master butchers is announced
ANOTHEE UNION.
to
be
held
mouth.
Kilfoyle,
mission to the Garrison Band to take part this evening at the Al Hotel "to consider simultaneous evangelistic effortthat shall
have
been
launched
for
Saturday.
the
AUCKLAND, Jan. 25.
[SPECIALLY COSIPILED-FOE THE StAE.]
only double our membership, but shall
in the procession, dressed inuniform.
OAMABTJ, Jan. 26.
A Tailoresses' Union ia to be formed, Jubilee Regatta. Mr Waymouth built the
the present slaughtering dues in force not
set New Zealand on fire. The reiterated under
special
One
feature
of
the
A young mannamed Bavenwasdrowned
procsssion
will
Parnell
v.
"The
the
of the Trades and former and Mr Logan the latter.
auspices
Times."
and
other
matters
in
connection
with
the
plea
for
a
separate
Conference
for
New
Orlando,
be that the whole of the Orange Lodges trade."
H.M.S.
with Admiral Scott on at Kurow on Friday. He had crosseda
Passengers from the South for ChristLabour Council, with, ■which body also a
of the district will take part, as well as
Kaiapoi Eifle Club. On Saturday, in Zealand has developeda new phase during newly-formed Bakers' Association has board,arrived early this morning, and was branchvof the Waitaki river on horseback
church: Mesdames Davidson, Sbevens,
FORECAST OF THE COMthe past year, and many are now asking beenaffiliated.
followed
shortly
the different branches of the Hibernian a competition
the Lizard. Lord. to drive two horses off an island. In
Cobb, Messrs Elijah Rolleston, A. P.
by
for Mr E. Moore's prize, whether we cannot, a practically unaniMISSION'S REPORT.
Onslow is to arrive on Tuesday with Lord, re-croHsing, both horse and rider were
Society.
Berens, J. M. Mackenzie, H. E.Lonsdalo,
HENEY
GEORGE.
conditions five shots at 200, 500and 600 mous vote, attain by
:
to such a measure of
C.C. Caff, E. Harris, F. Mitchell, J. Hall,
There are now forty-one entries of crack yard3, Mr Bobilliard made 6(5 fromscratch.
swept away, and have not been seen
The Secretary of the Social Reform Carrington.
legislative power as will enable us to adapt
H. Creßwick, W. J. Alexander, Thomas [Special to Press Association.] yachts for a special yacht race for a very He was
since.
Association,
Dunedin,
wrote
by
tied
Mr
J.
with
a ourwork to the special requirements of our
the
Higgins
asking
Jones, H. Walker, T. Meachen and family,
handsome silver and gold epergne, pre- handicap of three, scoring 63,Mr Capstick own
Council to join them in guaranThe Canoeist.
On Saturday morning a lad named
Colony,at the same time that certain i Auckland
Mrs Garatin, Mr andMrs Toneycliffe, Miss |
sentedby one of the Insurance Companies. being third. The weather was bright and
LONDON,Jan. 25.
teeing Henry George's expenses during
other
are
Joseph Manning, aged fifteen, was riding
questions
reserved
to
be
dealt
Miss
Mrs
The
Campbell,
Crosby,
drapers
town,
William
in
wholesale and favourable.
4that
gentleman's
lecturing
The
Pall
Mall
Gazette
states that
tour
in
New
[Pee
Peess
Association.}
with by the General Conference. Itis for
one of Mr H. Horsford's thoroughbred
retail, have agreed to close during the
Webster, Miss Webster, Messrs William
Railway Servants' Insurance Bill.
you to say how far itisbothwise andprac- Zealand. It was shown, however, that all
horses at exercise on the JBussleytraiuing'
ilnrray, J. P. Thomas, E. Oakley, J. P. the report of the Times-PurneU.Com- holiday.
necessary arrangements in connection
the
general
meeting
A
of
the
members
PALMERSTON
special
NORTH,
ticable
our
Jan.
26.
track. The horse became restive,
thus to combine
forces in
Oarris, Jun., and S. Orr. For Timaru— mission will be disclosed within a The gentleman whois arranging for the of the Canterbury Branch of the
Amal- securing independence within carefully with" Mr George's visit had already been Mr George Park, the Hokitika canoeist, dismounted the boy, who, falling on.and
his
Mr F. W. Marchant, Mies Bretb, Miss fortnight,and that itwillprove tanta- visitof the Sydney cricketers endeavoured gamated Society of Eailway Servants
made,
and
no
was
required.
guarantee
of definedlimits, without breaking the Ausleft Eketahuna this morning at ten in tho head, became unconscious. He was
Smith, Miss Httbbard, Miss Clark, Mr A. mount to a dismissal of the charges to obtain quarters for them to-day at the New Zealand is to be held at tho OddSUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
iioy, and arrived at Palmeraton at 4 attended.to by Mr Roden, the trainer in
Rob
tralasian
membership
bond.
The
test
of
Cuthbert, Miss Cuthbsrt, Mesers T. F. brought against Mr Parnell, on
hotels,
but found they were all Ifellows' Chambers this evening, to protest
annual meeting of the Sunday- ;p.m. He experienced no difficulty in the charge, but as he did not recover conthe principal
questionis one whose gravity it would be At the
crowded,andit was<tv ithverygreat difficulty I against the voting on the Eailway
James and E.E. James.
Union, theprofit and loss statement :negotiation of the Gorge rapids, and .sciousnessj-he was removed~to-the
Serground that they were based, on !that accommodation
Hospital.
While uttering school
'
was eventually found vants' Insurance Bill, proposed in the impossible to overstate.
no
express showed that a gross profithadbeen made describes his trip as-a verypleasant one, At a late hour hist night.he.was.Btallin.a
to bias the discussion, I
forgeries. The report will, it is :in one of the local hotels.
recently issued by the Com- theword
BIRTHS
circular
on the sales at the depot of £669 33 Id, throughgrand scenery.
comatoae.conditibn.
of
New
Zealand
Methodism
feeling
stated, censure the leaders of the The wholeof Saturday will bedevoted to missioners.
unurcastreet, .aangiora,
zo,
whenI
MrsMary Stuart, who on Monday last
say it cannotbe allowed to remain anda net profit carried to capital account
;Saturday morning
wifeofB. James of a son.
Land League for their methods of !sports in the Domain
"The Private Secretary."
where it is. A long-sustained feeling of of .£IOB 15s 4d, making the capital o£ the
received injuries through the upsetting" of
P*B*3£Air.— Jan. 25,at LavingtonFarm,TaiTapa, promoting agitation in Ireland, and
being occupied by Friendly Societies' and Boucicault's Comedy CompanyBrough
Rifle
Union.£2869
6d.
arrive
16s
Association.
Perjm&n
MmEdward
of ason.
a trap on the New Brighton-road, and~was
vagueness, restlessness and dissatisfaction
sports, and the afternoon by squadron from Timaru to-day, and
♥
open in the shouldatlast give way toa definite, clearly
will condemn the truculence of the !sports.
removed to the Hospital on Thursday,
MARRIAGE.
Theatre
Eoyal
evening.
this
In
both
EARTHQUAKE.
AN
ACTION
FOR
understood
decision.
can
DAMAGES.
died yesterday morning. An.inquest'mU
only
I
mention
BntDLiSG— Vosas.— Jan. 15, at the residence of IrishNationalPress.
Dunedin and Timaru the Company have other matters of deep interest
OAMAEU, Jan. 26.
be held this afternoon.
LONDON, Jan. 27.
the bride's pirents, by the Sev D. M'Lenuan, "
:The order
met
with
success,
Birdliasr,
Henry,
Boberfc
fourth sonof William
and this will be of Bessions, foreign missions, and Iwould
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt
great
[ An extraordinary occurrence tookplace
[Per Press Association.]
The Great Baritone.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.
of Pine Grove, Hornby, to Mapgi*, second
Mr Frank Thornton's last appearance in. heredraw
" daughter
in Manchester street on Saturday afteryour attention to the insidious here about 9.50 onSaturday night.
of George Vogan, of Seoali, DavauTheFreeman's
Journal
states that
this
as
he
city,
purposes
the
taking
LPjcb
up
Akiroa,
Pbess Association.]
DUNEDIN, Jan. 26. noon. A nice looking:hraße,.ridden by a
yet threatening advance of the Roman
chelle's Bay,
the Parnellites will submit a motion
WINDTOOHIGH.
leßseeship of & London theatre. The Catholic
Vanini,
Mr
the
caterer
the Rifle man whose name was not ascertained,
hierarchy inFiji, andthe question
DEATH.
DUNEDIN,' Jan. 26. Association meeting, has at
next session declaring the Times*inAUCKLAND, Jan. 27. scenery for to-night arrived on Friday,and of representation at the Methodiat
brought an made a bolt down the street
WiLLiiits. On' 26th inst.,at Christcharch,after
been lost in getting it into Ecumenical Conference, to be held in
Professor Jackson'a promised balloon iaction against the Association claiming Bailway Station. The ridertowards.the
alingeringillness, Lucy, wifeof1.C. Williams; sistence that Pigott's forgeries were
Letters received by the Zealandia state no time ha3
could not
agedthirty-eight.
America in 1891. These subjects are, of ascent on Saturday did not take place, ifc .£IOO damages for alleged breach, of agree- prevent thehorse from.making an-afctempt
genuine letters, in the face of Mr that in all probability Mr Charles Santley, position.
baritone, will sail for Auckland by the
The D.I.C. Great inconvenience and course,in addition toall theusual business being alleged thatthe wind was too high, iment, principally as regards the number to mount the railway footbridge. It is
Parnell's denial, a gross breach of the
(of competitors. The case will be
Waihora, which was to leave Sydney on loss is being occasioned at this well-known that we have to deal with in the annual
THE EXHIBITION.
heard on needlesß to say that this
proved
privilege. They will also apply for Jan. 30. It waß first intended
The attendance at the Exhibition con- J Feb. 5. The Association have made a futile, as, after mounting attempt
that he Christchurch establishment by a most un- gathering of our highest Church Court.
Masonic Union.
half the flight
the appointment of a Committee to shouldcome by way of the South.
welcome discovery. It seems, from a Here Imust stop lestIshould be charged tinnes excellent. On Saturday there were ifinancial success of the meeting, andit is of steps, the horse felland the xiderrolled
minute survey which has been made by withfailing to practise whatIpreach,the very large crowds, especially in the ifullyexpected that there will be a balance over, sustaining a considerable shaking.
The Otago Daily Times of Saturday pursue an enquiry into the circum< of over MOO.
architects, that some of the main timbers maximum of meaning with the minimum evening.
The horse andrider aoon.a£terrcacds wen*
Bays : It may be mentioned that the stances under which the forgeries
Wellington
News.
U3ed in the construction of the building of words. The spirit of our Conference
on.theirway,bearing unmistakable marka
meeting of Grand Masters yesterday were committed.
were
not
understanding
seasoned,
further,
will,
doubtless,
resulted from an
with
and
be in keeping with our
of the incident.
properly
The Labour Question.
Freezing
Meat
Company.
that
central
Executive
of
the
some
of
the
timber
was
not
of
the
character
as
Mr John Lord,.MJj.C> was.killed ia
[Peb
representatives
the
Masonic
Pbess Association.]
of the
proper kind. Theße beams will have tobe Church of God. We do not expect in
Union to postpone for three months the
Hobart by being thrown .out of a oabi
NEW
CALEDONIA.
[Spboial
to
Pbess
Association.]
[Pbb Prbbs Association.]
calling of the first meeting of the New
Being in ill-health,,he ■wasan^the habitof
WELLINGTON, Jan. 27. removed forthwith, and new timbers put all things to see with the same eye.
It is scarcely necessary to say that Friction is healthy. But whatever
going for a drive every a£ternoon,/ÜBualljr
Zealand Grand Lodge, which was formed
The greatretreat of the.Roman Catholic in.
Secretary
LONDON, Jak. 25.
Colonial
such,
INVEKCAEGILL,
repairs,
Jan. 26.
which are of an extensive else may happen, lefc brotherly love
to the Domain. On that afternoon, when
by declaration of the Convention held in
clergy, in this diocese, begins at St
Suspended.
Companies,
TheDock
AttheSouthlandJProzen
nature,
wharfingers,
Company's
Meat
seriously
must
in the Domain,- one of the horses^xew
impede the business continue. Itiaoftenfound that those who
Patrick's College on Wednesday. It will
Wellington on Sept. 11last. At the Conannual
a
meeting,
are
dividend
of
8
cent
forming
establishment,
per
restive,-swerved,
shippers,
of
the
seem
and
merchants
andbroke- the-pole. The
quite
and it is
hold view3that
to be irreconcilable
vention it was agreed that the Grand
be conductedby the EevFather Leterrier,
by the Directors was passed, cabman got down and tried to-aeize the
A Judge Deported.
SJi., who recently arrived from England. possible that the place may have to be are but supplying the opposite halves that an Employers' Union, and have proposed
Lodge should come into force on Nov. 9,
being
paid
the first
sincethe institutionof horses' heads,butthey got awayand.dashed
closed for weeks, la any case, no time is complete the circle of truth. We havehad resolved to issue a notice on Feb. 1,
but in order to obtaingreater unanimity
the Company, eight years ago. During down Liverpoolfltreet with Mr Lordin~the
to be lost. The Manager, withhis wonted much of the presence of God in our
thepostponement was agreed to. It was IBT ELECTRIC TELE6RAPH.-COPYniQBT.]
that
alllabourers
intimating
refusing
the
year
quantity of stock cab. Neartherailway
Lord
the
past
energy,
Lady
and
Kintore.
has already advertised for tenders pastoralsession. With an increased numhopedby the adoption of this course that
station.thecabcamein
[Special to Pbess Association.]
for the work, and when these are in it can ber of men of faith and prayer, we expect to comply with the general agreement guaranteed did not fill the shipping space contact withan obstacle,.and.Mr.Lord
as the great majority of Masonic Lodges,
was
for,
and
the
arranged
Directors,
be
more
to
aroid
out,
Sept.14
of
whether
the
and
of
will
be
locked
out.
The
thrown
readily
yet
violently
determined
richer blessing,
believe that those
and so seriously
also, it is contended, amajority Masons
[Peb Press Association.}
Jon. 27, xtn00n.3
the market topurchase,induced injured- that he died, as
going
LBeceived
into
establishment
is,
posts
had
declared
in
must
be
closed.
It
howwho
stand
to
their
until
theclose
of
dockers
employers
assert that
are several outsiders to ship
soon as.Jxe was
throughout the Colony
SYDNEY, X»n. 27.
mutton. The- carried home. The horses got under
WELLINGTON, Jan. 27. ever,understood that this extreme course the Conference will learn that the best destroying them piecemeal.
of the Grand Lodge movement, the
M. Fourtier, Colonial Secretary of New
Directors now proposed that one penny verandah further-dowir the street, and.oaea
Lord and Lady Kintore have mapped willbe avoidedif possible,advantagebeing wine has beenkept until the end of the
Masters of the various Lodges wouldtake
The Waterside Union possess per sheep, or £16 in all, shouldbe paid to of them broke its leg and
wasvshot. Mr
the necessary steps to bring about the Caledonia, has been suspended, for re- out a comprehensive programme of travel taken of the long daylight of the present feast. (Applause.)
Mr J. T. Smith, on behalf of the laymen .£40,000, and believe they will be these non guarantors ; the guarantors, Lord was a very old^ndxespectedxesident.
union.. The resolutionpassedat a meeting fusing to assist the Governorof Noumea, inNew Zealand. They go from the Bluff season.
twopence. The proposal was. He was elected member
receiving
able
resist
to
the
action
congratulated
successfully
however,
present,cordially
the Presifor Hobarton
of Grand Masters yesterday,
and favouring the supportersof the leading toHokitika by steamer,thenco overlandto
LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
dent on his election, and reviewed the of the employers above referred to. Btrongly objected to, but was eventually in the old-Legißlative-Couneil.jnior to the
amounts to an indefinite postponement, Mining Companies at the-generalelection. Nelson, and by steamer to Wellington, by
-g,
carried.
There
a strong :introduction of responsible-gcreernment
was,
however,
career
leading
no
features
of
his
ministerial
Wangauui,
hopes
considered
to
hold
out
train
to
and
the
Wanganui
up
They
employers
andasitis
on
assert that the
have feeling thatoutsidersshould not receivea. July 17, 1855.
in the Colony.
Messrs Andrews and
of the attainment of greater unanimity, A largemajority of the population support river by canoe to the head of the naviga1 Catherine Mary and Dora Ann Kebbell,
tion. Thence they ride through the buah
The President fittingly acknowledged frequently broken the general agree- bonusiv future.
we understand ithasbeen determined by M.Fourtier.
Beaven.
ment.
the compliment.
ten and eight years old respectively,
the Masonic Union to proceed to give
The Governor has deported M. Brahe, to Taupo and, after visiting Eotorua, go
CardinalManning, ex-Lord Mayor Ceylon and iNDrAN Teas. Messrs daughters' of Mr J.. Kebbell,..J.P., Ohau,
Messrs Andrews and Beaven, the well- Notices of motion were given as
effect to the resolution of the Masonic the well-known Judge of bhe Courts of North to Auckland.
Arrangements havebeen made with the known manufacturers of machinery for follow :
Whitehead, and Mr Burton, M.P., Jameson, AndersonandCo.. announce that were- drowned while bathingin the-Ohau
Convention,and to convenethefirst meet- Appeal, for contributing
to the Press.
natives to provide canoes andhorses along preparing food for .stock, have just com- By Key J. Berry :(1) That,withtheview approve of the stand taken by the they will open their business in Ceylon river. Mr J.,Kebbell,.father of the two
ing of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand
the Wanganui.
who thus anetr with a temblo
pletad someadditions to their works onthe of securing the independence of the men who
as soon after Feb. 9 next as practicable.
are demanding payment for andIndian teas in premises At the.corner children'
death, is a nephew of Mr T. Kebbell,.who
South belt, rendered necessary by the New Zealand Conference sought at the
A Mine Seized.
The Unions throughout the Colony are
ofColombo
and
Gloucester
streets,
where,
'
dispute
mealtimes.
is
creating
The
-*expansion of their business. The main last four General Conferences, and carryunderstood to bo prepared to take the confrom this afternoon, the public wilf be was drownedin Wellingtoa Harbour.
Found Dead.
[Pib Pbbss Association.]
building, in which most of the making ing out the vote of the majority of an angry discussion, the employers supplied with a cup of tea-at
sequence of this step, feeling that they
amoderate
«
.
that
thequarterly
anderecting of the machines produced by
meetings we recommend
have done all they could tobring about
Iasserting that the.action of the men. charge,on theplan adopte&atthe popular
TO THE DEAF!
the
[Peb
proposals
i.q
27.
Pbess
the
firm
of.
theNew
Wales
ComAssociation.]
performed,
,
South
unanimity on the questions. During yesDttNEDIN, Jan.
i
ha3been doubled
is abreach of the September agree- Ceylon Kioskin the Dunedin .Exhibition.
size,
mittee,
an
on
theconstitution
the
General
:
♥
by
Bank
of
New
has
a
and
now
of
put
terday opinions havebeen exchanged by
The
Zealand
covers a space of 81ft
By- this means visitors will be- enabled to. The-desoriptionota
aimnlo xemodjyjbridiialui
TIMAEU, Jan. 27.
55fc. The centralpart of this building is Conference,be acceptedby this Conference, ;ment.
telegraph, and weare informed thatathas bailiff into possession of the Great Exbefore
3ample.-th&teas
giving
theirorders.
A shoemaker named Turk, agedseventy- 22ffc wide and 22ft in height. A travelling with the exception that the General Con-,
The Miners' Federation .demand To I>unreß. OauiT Hun.— »ocJpyar*g Balphuc mdjioiada ia tba bout it,£oityj«extfmX*xtfUiif,
been definitely- -decided to proceed with tended Company's claimat ßlueapur. One
the institution of the Grand Lodge^for of theJjailiffs nearlyjosfc his life through five, living alone, was found outside his crane runs the whole length, of the build- ferencemeetoncein_four.years., (2) ThaL yamt^plfieryAwagessbe
moraißg,.^©i^
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fcwnj9j)oplejcy.:w ing.«a4commaadeibhewi»te<of
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TWM ST&R* MONKOTi .3~XBnJ£SF3C 27a 189O>
*
Dtraedin team, which resulted in a tie,
Money.
"Lyttelton Times" Sick
Miscoiiauoous.
and wasnot submitted to the Standing worts, &a, amounted to £241, which,
CRICKET.
each,scoring 41.
"
by
subscriptions
*
What waa submitted to amount exceeded the
:
Fund.
* Commission.
SINGLE-HANDED TOURNAMENT..
iptHEAP BOOTS— Hen-3 Blac'jerSCs6d, La^ia.
them,as far asI
can gather, was a doubt about £20. Vote3of thanks were passed
HOSEY TO LE^D.
i The following completes the first round
SENIOR CUP MATCHES.
Tne*f©Howing letters appeared in this as tathe
j
acted
in
the
ANLTJAL
L,
gentlemen
ofCanon
Section
to
those
who
bad
MEETING.
interpretation
Saturday wa3
morning'sJ/j/tteZiaii Times.:
single-handed tournament, some of
ii, Clause 12, which gays "The General position of judges and starters j aleo to; The Senior Cop crieiefc-on play in the of the
rafSfC '■ro £1000 on Freehold Secnritien a< ■H7W& «iAi.«— Vainf*lanc-i-i ifuiy v.<c Ciu^T
"confined to the third day's
the games not being completed tilLlate.
TWO INTERESTING LETTERS.
The eleventh annual generalmeeting of oi^^.O theXo«7aatCurreiitEates^)f Interes! JD Oilo, Colonra,Brush-ifi, V'lvUioc
Synod Bhall, from time to time, as the officers and working Committee.
ms±ch,
on
M'Donald
.Lancaster
Park
A.
24
beat
Newman
14.
tnd all otaar tr.ide re.jnisitas. Gliisa Lead Pntt?
Addington
The two following letters give nobun- occasion may require, elect one of the
The promoters of the Kaiapoi Eegatta
the Lyiielton Times Sick Fund Society wag
cut.to order"
E. T.IjEATKEiI,
prices for c.lsu. j. Colliaa, 87,
'.Lowest
fairly the twosides of this difficult ques- Bishops to be Primate." The Standing are confident of a successful meeting on account-of the MidlandandUnitedElevens j Peake 20 beatMTatman 16.
held
the
Clarendon
at
Hotel
on
Viotorii
Saturday
Btleot
opporespective
Ballinger
Solicitor,
j
their
21beatCowie
232
havingpoliahed.ofE
17.
March,
tion. The second was addressed to the Commission,*© fax asI
will
probably
have seenreported,
17. A sailing race
evening. Mr J. C. Wilkin (President)
AT Sala of Hoot*. iiavinsimported
A..Fraser 25beat Marshall 11.
Otago Daily Times, and a corrected copy decided merely that Bishop Hadflold's beinserted in the programme. Members nents intwodays. The gamein question
aiar^e"
occupied
chair,
tbe
end
there
-was
SOS,
;
ri.j9
alarge iSO
Herefordstreet.
stock before the
in
the
tariff
resumed
at
ft"
is
-willbe
Allnntt-a
bye,
unfinished,
Campbell
appearstill
and
A.
not
,attendance-of members.
eent^to-us.:
election was invalid. They have no of the Cure Clnb arein active training for
Atkinson. 27. Victoru. street. boiuff ireatly'ovffl:
CHBISICHTBICH BUIT,DING AND LAND
stocked, mtonds mating
Lancaster Park at 5-15 p.m- to-day. ing.
grout reiaotions.
TO THE SDITOK.
The
Committee
authority whatever to questionthe validity the coining regattas.
their
presented
(PEEMAHENT).
annual
OIIS.
Sale,
SOCIETY
uifi:
One Month. Cheap Boots at
At present the Park men require129runs
Hunter 21 beat Bewly 11.
K.
report, whichstated that theincome of the
Atkinson's, 27, Viotoria etre^f.
Siß/— Ihave no legal standing^in New of an act of.Synod, and if the decision
6^;
Stohr 20 beat Baldwin 18.
to win with eight wickets to falL and can
"V- OANiS GEAuVeJD IN ANY SUMS
Zealand,, not having sought admission as tookthis formit is worthless en the face
lld,-of
for
1889
had
been
£118
4s
Society
to
Hand, S^yThe-Bladea a-,d fWIiT
excellent
Corliss
attribute
their
20
beat
■YU£T
undoubtedly
Crump
SPORTING.
18.
9$
a> lawyer in this country, and Itrust, of it. Possibly,however,
may
whichi£ll3 11s 3d hadbeen derived from
Eo^p.boolr3a-cd Stov.ea,Ire ,crvi.,?Pang and
"
"thedecision
ForFiredPeriods ox 011MonthlyEepeymont
Itfafion'ajam Jars w;fch p.ccnt t
chance to tbo "butter-fingered" fielding
H.Thomson 21beat J. Thomson IS.
therefore, it will not be considered pre- have stated"that no
.p.., ax pr?a»f to
occasion had
members' contributions and £Q2 13a 2d
System,
suit eyeryono. T. £.
of one or two of the Addington team. .| Struthers 27beat Maddox 4-(retdred)
THE NEW ZEALAND STUD
C.Uo.rt. Iroamoagar
on loans. The total c-s««b«, 117
sumptuous if I
ventureto offer an opinion, arisen which required"an election to the
from
interest
«/.
Colombo street-.
AT CDIiEEK-TEATS OF INTSEEST.
23
j
Haynes
tcores
beat
:
Wright 15.
COMPANY.
"with other lawyers^ on the much-vexed Primacy. Even in this form they ex--pendituro had been £129 173 6d, of
1,J i!dr3
SEAGEH,Secratary,
AKDIBGTOH.
J.H.
Gibson
22
with
I
beat
14.
.covered
tho
Wright
"'
which,
Jfcll^**
EarfT
""" 1
are at present causing ceeded their authority tor two reasons
which.£57 had been for sick allowance,
questions
2U),Hereford ateeefc.
■
k3
Patent i?
Pitsfc Inntugs
i Hale 22 beatThomson 14.
Noc-oonductiut' Cemuut For «ft.
Opposite Um.cn Bank,Ciiristchnreh.
and £37 expenditure on the library. 783
[FEOM OUR OWIT COIiRESFONDEMTS.I
suchconfusion within "the-Church of the first, because the Synoditself is tho prime
Becona Innings.
""" r*
I
j
18
beat
Money
A.
Jeana
37.
Atkinson,
ruu
out
Chriatoharoh.
MaKinf.JCilojorejcre.j^
commonly
interpreter
Province of New Zealand
called
of its own lows (as is specially
A balance of £12 5a Gd addedfrom the
vl
MOKSTi'O JiVITD OBf AEP2OVaa>
W.Blater,bD6.Matis
Parsons 22 beatMunro 16.
AUCKLAND, Jan. 25.
7, JiEiiHoiD SBCUiSfS.%
the Church of England." As an apology providedby the 29th Clause of the con-r
»
FuneralFund made a total credit of £G0
Know^WiSaSTn^r^To?
K. CJ.St<mms.,b"Vraaiog
Craighill16beatJ. Wilde 11.
41
12s lld,whicli theCosmmitteeJcecomme-iwied
fortbis-<Kmiaribufcioin,.l-m3y state,however, stitution), and the Synod, in proceed- Ifc would seem thatinatterain.connection
W.J. WalmeJor, c A.Ji»l)a.tfcb Cant
in&tans-£zom
A.
Shepherd
R.Halley,b WildiEtr
17beat-Jones 14.,°
that Lam an English lawyer of some ing.to the election, must be taken with the New Zealand Stud Company are
should
be
the
credit
of
the
placed
to
16
ANTED Euown-SpseUcles "to enitTii
K. Oeier,oG.irarsbollb Cant
A.Nelaon 17be&t W. Shaw 14.
Reserve Fund, whiuh in ISS7 Lad been
years' standing, and that, being much, to hare been oi opinion that it approaching a crisis.. An advertisement
J.A.CaygUl,oDaMaußb(s..MawhnU b
siß-hte, Is; Pebbl4 Cs 6d per paiT Th«
Shore a bye, Taylor notappearing.
LOUGKNAN,e<£iaitoas,
3SAED i;
xo
1
interested in Church matters, Iwas. was acting legally ;secondly, because the appeared in the Herald- on Friday, calling
G. Murray,i:ot-out^.
drawn
to
calk
r HighStreet
large
FacgWj£h_We
upon,
meet
umi-saally
Hejcf
(:irrLstoarx«Vfl
f}
Btrset.
G. White 22beat M'Cutcheon 14.
ord
E.Kinsman, b G..Marshall
indnced, on my arrival in this country, members of the Standing Commission"are a meeting of shareholders for Feb. 3," to
for sick allowance. The balance due to
0
P.l>ixon,bG.Marshall
Blackie 20 beat Jeffrey 14
HONEY TO LI2SD.
two yeaxsago,to make a careful study of *■' persons recognising tha authority
of consider business vhich may necessitate
that fund, after paying the sum now proW. J. Asliby, absonli
*J
Low IS beat Leathern 15
posed, was only ii310d 2d. ,Thonumber of fpIHE Undersigned liua for luvoatment -varistiß
the laws by whichthe-Chureh is governed. the General Synod, within tha meaning of the winding-np of the Company." Nothing
xxtraa
-_J^
J."White
26 beatBissett 13
at Lowe3ti;ates
I.have not by me--thelamendments.in the the fifth Clause of the constitution, and has been allowed to transpire which. would
members wasone hundred and four, eight .S. smu-strom £100 to £15,009
"" I*"9
M. Sinclair 21beat P. Dow 13
Xotal
of IsttTCEt on Mortgiigo-o£ Town, Conntryi' or
""Canons" made by the General Synod, the election of Biahop Hadtield is an tend to throw light on the new aspect of
more
than
previous
in
the
A
large
ngs
Labatt,
year.
tiubnrijEn
:
A.
ProportisE.
BowLiKa A iui,y
SocoudInni
W. A. Miller 22 beafc Conway 20
which met at Dunedin last year; and "act" oc Synod "binding upon ail inatfcei3, but I
believe the announcement 70 balls, 10 ruua,10sis.—
number of new books hsd beew added to
maidena; F. WilOiUjf. 85 baDa,
I'otrowers canps.y off the wliolo or pactioa. <tf .gU.ag^iMw.ox
.
Meudon20 beatArmstrong 13
33 rune, S msidesw, 2 "wickota; H. 1»0Mn.u8,.60
O7CI
llie moneys»UTa3oe<i ougivingbhort notice.
library,
here.l wouldlike to comment, in passing, persons recognising its authority/ which is the result of the Bank having requested balls,
the
which
now
contained
live
hoctb,
to
"I". H.
Moorereceived a bye from Smith
Kuniß uucoi-£ICO for lufusanenc on reasonable
\IyUrANTED JTcown-Puro Mew Milk ai^l
tuns.1maiden, 1wicket;
volumes, 'ilhe Comonthe-drificalty which,anordinary church- facts they setia to have overlooked. I thfc) Company to make iin&l arrangements baUs, 33
hundred
and
eighty
runs; A. Cunt, 33 l.alls, 19 runs, 2
14
fcims.
Wakefield 27 bc-at Breckenridge 10
v,D »7D. E. DEACON,Solicitor.
mittee asked, as in thepreviou3 year,i'or a
maidens, 2 wickets ;G.Mattbftll, 37 baliiv24xtins,
man haa in informing himself of the laws maintain, therefore, tuat tho Standing for carrying on its busizieus.
J. Paui 37 beatNewcomfae 6
Hereford streetCluunt«jra Clxristoaarch.
3' wickota. Cant bowled a wide and Wilding two
sum oi' £50 to be voted*to the library out
of his ehnreh, "When Ilanded in-Auek- Commission nad no authority whatever to
A MATCH.
balls,
no
Twiss
19
beat
election,
Scott 15
Jandl wa3 given, as a favour, a- copy of decide uoou the
ofBishopHadiiald
o£ the income of the current year.
iIONEY FOE INVIsmHWC.
The tnuch-fcalked-of match between the
LAKCASXBIt PAEK.
MaddiEon19 beat Winton 7
A balance-sheet, audited by Messrs
the book which, contains the canons,the to the Primacy. "Whtther, even if they three-year-old Cartridge and the two-yearFirac innings.
ofHONEY vaxyins inemounifromiH»
J3
M'Glashan
20
beat
Eussell
M'Knrray
"Walmfiley
A
c
b
17
nieremarking
possessed
authority,
fcbey
legally
Gneraon,.
>
Ridley,
tbat&B
the
acted
Ollivier and
was appended.
geniiemanwhogaveit
to ££COO ready lor inveOTmonf. onFreehold
old bouyeair was brought off on the
61
.-.
Urquhart 30best Arbnekle11
H. T>o 3Jana, ranout
The Presidentmoved the adoption of the Security ctenrrontEateaof
the Ban of a. clergymen identified withthe is unouher queution which slioald probably Ellerslie racecourse to-day, the stakes
Interest
3i'Muiray. 122
Labatt,
Atkinsonb
A.H.
o
Taylor
28 beafc L.B. Wood 9
carry church history of New Zealand, he also be answered in- the negative, i'cr, as being .£3O a side. Cartridge, -who carried
report and balance-sheet, and congratu8
Piicciral Bepsje.bJe either in a Term of Years
G. MarshaU.candbOgier
Binnie19 beatAshley 16
7
"W. WaUiß, o Dixon-b Ogier
lated
the
on the facfe that there, or'-by liali'-yeuriy Inetiilmeuts, .ao.ma.y 3oit Borthought apoint might be stretched in my the i»o r.s are reported, the Comniiesion Bijb lib, was ridden by A. Skirviug, whilst
Society
J
A Citiifc,runcut
G. Capstick22 beat Darby 11
had been nofuneral payments to be made
favour-; but hegave-me to understandthe does iiob Seoul lo have followed the pro- Souvenir, with 63fc 510 in the taddle, was
122
,
P.Wilding,c Halleyb Ogier
T. I.JOYNT, Solicitor,
~y§WrANl't:n Known- vvalf)dU £~
Dr Thomas 41beat M'Cabbo4
ft during the year, that the sick allowances
book was not to be had by just anyone, cedure required in cases submitted for piloted by Manning.
5
,
was a very
out
The
stsrt
F.H.liab»tt
not
ST3S
f
2C5.GioucoscoruCreat.
Mackie
22
beatChristie
4
19
and, indeed, that very few epare copies their decision. Iam, <ie,
Eljtlie,bHalloy
had
beea
much
below
the
very
average,
W. J.
even one, and both contestants raced
JLOAN
AND
lor
.„
AaJ'INCX,
2
DISCOUNT
Almond
Neddie 1G beat Guthxie 15
evented"Silkstoiw" .-oap
T.H.North,c Atkinsonb Halley
werein existence. Itis printed for circuH. H. BLACKBURNE.
and that there Lad bsea.au increase of VICXOiiIA
1
iianchevtor street,neit Queen's Bote3,
together until the cutting wa3 reached,
J,P. Marshall, bHalley
A match— North v. South— takes place membership.
A TJBjI> g"°^^THoirTayToT-for-^
VS,IPABED to Actibco bums of Money,
Christchurch, Jan. 25.
lation amongst members of Synod, and
ahead.
14
b
Souvenir
Extras
slightly
forged
when
Monday
upwards,
Mortgages,
on
inaddition to the louraanient
£20
npon Deeds,
Mr 11. J. Paull, one of the Vice-Presi- Bills from
perhapsafavoured few besides, and there
'" THE OTAGO DAILY Nearing the turn for home, however,
Sole, Life Policies, Shares, Bond \Vargame3, and negotiations are in progress dents, seconded the
259
ijnaa Mixtureof all
Totsl
TO THE EDITOR OF
motion, which was ranta,ofLegacies,
ia no copy of the laws which an ordinary
Beet Teas.2a 10d
Ciiitrklge assumed the lead, coining in a
*^j
Aualysis.-R. Hnlley, 276 ball?, 11l for
Liens on Cropß, aiid other
80-V7LIHO
several
Club
matches.
churchman, like myself, can order from
TI2TES.'"
carried
securities
lit Current rates. Bills discounted
unanimously.
balls,
wickets;
3
3
ti.
48iec;
runs,
maidens,
'i'jina—
lniin
15
no
by
winner
twolengths,
The
aro
following
aware,
your
doily
applications
as
the
scores
in
the
and
renewals
affected
All
ore
rnnß,
Sir,
leading
to-day
you
l>aTlß,
following
his bookseller. So far
lam
In
article
52
17 maidens. 2
The
officers were chosen for the strictly privateandconfidential, end
ISO
poat to post, lmin 4G=ec. The resuit M'Murray,
as tiiero axe
wickota ;J.Caygill, 35 ball?, 23 runs, a maidans ;
INTSKCOLONIAL JItATCH.
however, no-alterations were made in the stare that the Standing Commission found from
ensuing year : Patrou, Hon W. Heevea na
ditcctors, tlio.loan-can be negotiated without
v»s a surprise,&s 6 to 4 was freely offered W. Walmsley, 20 ball?, 9 rune, 1 maiden; !":.
No. 1.
President,
canons or constitution at thelast Synod that the ek-ccion of Bishop Hidfield to the on Souvenir's ability to win.
Mr J. C. Wilkm dalay.
(re-elected);
balls,
;
Ogier,
76
23
751
Atkinson,IS balls. 10 ruii3 H.
Victoulv.
KewZealahd.
runs, 3msiduas, S wiokets ;J.- Kinsman, 40 balls, W. Aitkeu
whichwould affect the questions now in Primacy was vitiated by an informality,
(re-elected) ;Vice-Presidents,BltssraJS. V. MONEY TO LEND ON F&KESOLD
Keddio,ISslclutha
Orombie, Wollingtoii
14 runs, 3maidens.
Q. Smith
Hamilton, J. Pkmkeb audK. J.Pauil (radispute; Bathe-laws, as they appeariv the and that the canon passeuby the Synod for
FARM LANDS AND HOUSE
MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB.
SecondInningß.
C.Clark
M'Kay, Taieri
book presented to me at.Auckland, will, Iits own guidance in such elections had
elected); Treasurer, Mr F. Hym&n (ro25
A.Eidley,c Jones (subj b Jsl*Mnrray...
A. Aitkon (skip)
22 |Carl ton,Kosylu{skip) 2i elected);
PEOPERTXES.
'
Librarian, Mr J. Jaekm&n (rebeen observed in the spirit but infringed
12
believe,serve thepresent purpose.
F. H.Labait, notout
Ko.2.
ANOTHER HANDICAPPING
0
'J'vriss, Kfiltoii
M.DoMacs, bM'ilnxray
elected) ; Secretary, Mr G. Gerard (reThe main question about which every- in the letter. That statement is co enI/abatt,
May
DIFFICULTY.
not out
0
Bonnie, Wangauui
A..H.
'
body is puzzling, and upon which, the tirely erroueoiiß that Ipreßumo you canelected);Committee, MessrsJ. R. Tulley, THE MUTUAL BENEIOT
Pieley
C
fxtraa
Toonioi-, jun.,Cautby
Nnwnian
EL C. Gilby, C. Edgar, IL J, Gretton,
otherquestionsdnpend, is, whois now the not have perused tho decision of the
Thompson, ChristBUILDING AM)
BLENHEIM,
Jan.
26.
Totalfor two wiclcets
43
Jeau3 (skip)
Primate-o£ New Zealand? To mymind, if Standing Commifision upon the case subG
ciiuick (;.kii>)
52 0. W. Exall, J. Pu. Davidson, G. Ardley,
v,aa conINVESTMENT
handicapping
question
The
Wo.S.
SOCIETY
A..W. Woodv/ard,J. Anderson,E. S&ndiord,
may dare-to be so positive -where-others mitted by Bishops Harper and Suter purI
Blaney,Caledonian
sidered aC a special general meeting of tlie
7",
OFCAKTEIIBUEY (PEKMANBWT)
JUNIOE, CUP MATCHES.
Thomxtzou,
Joseph
differ go much, the-matter- seems"perfectly suant, to canon law, for the main purport Marlborough
Nam
Tasman
Vv
Coouer
andirlartin,
Prapared
vanee-iFoney
Oaniaru
TTS
to
na
et I.oweotCarrent
evening.
Club last
Ham, luvij)eargill
Tulley.
cleat. The answer, as Ishall endeavour of that decision is th&t tha Synod, in There waa a, Itaoing
JL Jiatos of Interest on FEEEHOLD FAIIM
Midland v. Lancaster Pack. This i>ewr/in
attendance, audMr
Wrig-ht
l&i-ge
very
iPd^il, Kew PiyuioutU
Primacy
PEOPEETIES,eith.er
Hadfield
LANDSandHOUSE
for a
electing
Biuhop
ahow,is
Biahop
ruiea,
thatthe
of
to
the
Some
alterations
made
Wellington
to
in the
won commenced at Hagley Park on Kllia (tkip)
91
(tkip)
34 the principal ones were
TiIUMor in monthlyrepayments to suit
(President) v/aa in the chair. Tne contedt
isPrimate. Title A, Canon 1., Section 11, while taat ofiice was still filled by thelate Pollard
being thatpayment of FJXISD
4.
Ko.
borrowers. Kocommission charg-ed on loans,nor
requisition ttoax Saturday, when the Midlandera gained a
meeting
was
called
on
a
Primate,
contravened a cardinal principle
I-iicholson.Kiiitangata
Clause 13 (.such is the arrangement
sick allowance should commence from the foes of anydescription when propertiesaro within
no difficulty HemuiiDgs
of stronglead,and should have
Waters, Qroen Island
Ohrißtehureli. Applications VKTAHTBD Known
adopted) reads as follows : "The General of the canon which regulates such election, three members to consider tiie action
beginning of a member's sickness, instead aressonablo diatancoof
in winning tbe game next Saturday. i'riCtch
Xil'iiouald, Lawrducs
that
meeting
tne
Committee
at
a
recant
oi
receivedanddealt with, dailyat tha Offices of -the. D^, Cttshol strd » t 'or Christoh^rdT'llairv
New Milk. Baw SS
time,
asoccasion and which beyond a doubt makes nn
was above the Bladdox
oi:
at
the
of
the
first
week
Synod BhaH,.from time to
expiration
on
both
sides
fielding
'X'hoiupdOn,
Soeiaty—
The
A.
in
Munro(skip)
may-require, elect one of the Bishops to actually existing vacancya condition pre- body. In view of some inconsistencies
BUILDINGS, 142, CASHEL
(skip) 21 thereof, and that full funeral allowance
witnessed
in
15
Dunedm
DUNCAN'S
usually
ot
what
is
average
tit the recent Spring
KTKEET. CBJaiSl'CflirviCH.
be-Primate." Words couldhardly be con- cedent to a valid exercise of the elective the handicapping
should bo paid only in the case of memthese contests.
Total
52
Total
EDWABD L. WALLACE,secretary.
ISI bers who Lava been in the Society for g42S
ceived, which could confer on the Synod power, for which reasonthe Standing Com- ileeting, Dr OJegaorn had moved, and tha
by
resolved
MATCHES.
majority,
G'oiiiiniuee had
a
OTHER
more ample authority to elect a Primate mission pronounced that the election of '"
twelve months, half benefits to be paid on
Tnat,
v.-Digby's
in
the
kite
of
the
handicappingat
Midland
Lancaster Pack The Draughts
in ita own way and atits own time, than Bishop Hadfield was not merely informal, the
death of members who have been in
Btxsino&s 'JMoticoc:
Tournament the
Spring Meeting, the Committee are of
Team. .
do the- wordsof thia clause; "From time but absolutely void, and that upon Bishop
the Society for six and under twelve
ehoold
be
the
Handicapper
opinion
tnafc
a
aide
between
the
Harper's
subsequent
resignation
game
of the
An eleven
[Pk» Peess Association.]
months.
to time, as occasion may require." No
AECEITECIUKE.
souie assistance in framing his above teams was playedat Lancaster Park
restriction as to time, none also as to the Primacy,BiahopSuter, assenior Biehop,ba- uforaed.
Votes of thanks were massed toMessrs
iha,t tha assistance given to on Saturday. Scores :^
handicaps,
and
catne
of
a
nothing
specialprovision
by
in
the
Primate
force
DTTNEDIN,
occasion. Now there is
Jan. 26.
Ollivier and irrierson for auditing tha
for CHUECHE3,TILI»AS,.FAEK
be that the handicaps be
LAHCASTEB TAKE.
Canons or constitution which says that of the canon inthatbehalf. Now,itisabund- the Hiindicapper
The championship draughts tournament accounts, and to the officers and ComBUILDINGS and HOUSES of..every de.
First Inninga.
Committee beforepublithe Primacy is to be a life-long appoint- antly clear that the canon which consti- submitted to tho
was
continued
on
for
their
'Waruock,
past
sejeiptiouiure
supplied
Vy ■
bPoarse
aa
mittee
servicesin
the
Saturday,
Helmoro,
year.
G-.
9
sugyeatingany
U
the winner of the all-winners rounds,
ment; noris the-Primate appointed for a tutes the Standing Commifision makes thdr cation, with a. view to their
C. Itidioy,b Asliby
After someroutine business, the meeting
JAMES GIiANVILIiB,
couaiderii;necessary
they
should
Jones,
aitoiaiioii
C.
A.
c
and
b
I'earfie
11
final,
binding
and ah
on theChurch
127,Manchestar-3treet.
certain nixmber of years or -for any-time decision
standing out. Hood and Hutton faced closed.
3
\f:Brooke, bPeurse
that
limit whatever. Icontend, therefore, at large as if given by the Synod itaelf. aminoyiviuij tliuir reasons for doing ao;
each other, and though Hood appeared to
' P
*!.Lightbaad,run out
5
be
comThat; being bo, why, may Iask, should in
oasu
should"
the
Handicappor
adjusted
Buildors'
Accounts
323' andaddreas boiugcloselyimitated.
K.Digby.bPearse
is
appointment
merely
duringiihe
thatthe
W.
1
be affected by the long play oa Friday he
alter uuy weight if, after conpelled
Lawrenoa,not out
.noxt
lo
W.
4'i
Trades
'
Suter
not
retain
until
tho
and
Labour
Council.
.Bishop
may
everyone
the-Geaeral
which
was
who
Synod,
expected
"^Cf/RTANTEI).
Huttou,
however,
ayood
to win.
valnoa
pleasure-ol
watch
l^llB HANDY GUIDE TO NEW
B. Waller,b Uarrard
11
""FJ
Bidenng tho Cotamifctce's reasons, ho still
proved too good,,and won two games and
appointa new Primate wheneveritlikea, regular meeting of the Synod the office thought
ZHALAOJ]),"
Bl>
K. Bates,bP«i.reo
23
he v/as light, and that no
by operation
general meeting of the
J.Kldi-idsci!, bPo:irp,e
0
The
ordinary
Illusfcmted, 3o 6d.
drew
another.
l itI
surprise
and -without ■waiting- for the resignation whichbaa devolveduponhim
There
was
another
Steward 6Lould scg tny handicap before
T&Sffia^ r *il^d tW«ITO -Wthifc, oWookTsS
W. P. Beeves, bfeared
0
"BEETT'S .JUBHiHE AND EXHIBITION
in Boreham winning two and drawingone Canterbury Trades and Labour
of thoPrimate lastelected. Nor is there. of Churchlaw not, aa you rather harshly publication
Extra
1
,
iv which a ho^se he
CHEONICLE."
D
game against Eeid, SouthAustralia,Brodie was held on Saturday evening in the
anytbing in the clause quoted to prevent put it, which he has graspedr" The fact \va3
Sixtypagea. Size,17x12. Beautifully
in was weighted." This
'.Total
having a bye. Inthe fifth round Brodie Foresters' Hall, Oxford Terrace, Mr Jas.
the General Synod from stipulating thatits that certainpeople entertain, doubts about v/aa interested
126
lUustrated. Is.
the
actual
resolution
of
tho
Com""
from,
balls,
Co.,
BowLisaAiiAi,sßiß,~Asuby,
rrma,.,-.
yo
is
60"
47
J.
ia
the
Shier
five
Coy/ley
take
eifect
a
the
of
his
title
to
the
office
was
drawn
chair.
There
&
doora
f
validity
paragainst
Hutton,
one,
repand won
were
mBarrett's HotcL.
appointment shall
THE V..Z. FAMILY FEISND."— 3d.
v>iak«>n ; J-'eart-e, 105 balls, 85 inns, ± raaitiens,'' drawing three, Boreham
ticular time. Tapreventthis,itspowerwould surely no adequate reason for launching mittee, which hasbeen in several quarters 1
receiving a bye. resentatives of tenSocietiea present. Cor"^enffTANTED Knowß.-Prompt o&9h paid t«
The dissentients ivCommittee 7 wickets; Garr<iid,-4-3"balls,.43ruuß, 1wicket.Brodie and Boreham meet onMonday to respondence was read with regardto the E.]StOSTOM-TAYLOR,.xoent.
have-to be expressly limitedin this direc- upon the sea of difficulties which would misquoted.
Piist lnniugg.
play off for the third prize, the winner work of the Council and it was decided
tion, whereas the exact contrary is the Burroucd r.a attemptunder present ckcum- were Messrs H. Dod3on, M.H.E.,and H.
aland,)
Hereford street (opposite BankNow Zfjfco.
P. A Macdonald, o Bates b £ldridge... 16
that tlio Secretary communicate with
andalliJookssliera, NewaAgents,
case. The words "a3 occasion may re- stancea toconvenea special meetingof tho H. Dodson. Considerable etiv ensued in
playing "Warnock for'the championship.
sot out
Gun-ard,
C. V7.
3fl
v?ere
circles,
and
tho
local
racing
papei'3
what?
a
Societies
who
had
not
Synod
only
words,
Fttrnwhingg, Tinwaro. Crockery, Bruahwari
to do
to settlo'
Hood was completely afc seaon Saturday
appointed their
1
quire,"are certainly not restrictive
T.W. Kobao, b J3ldridgo
EEADY FOE THE MAIL—
full oi! tho bubjeefc. The action of the
Glaeoware. aiid requisitea of ev^y dSoriS
AEbby,notiout
.« 4*
in the draughts tournament, want of rest delegates, requesting them to do bo at
D.
Tout if wordshaveanymeaning atall, they question which has already been settled Comraitteo
"
Devenish
waspretty generally denounced,
W.
Meares* "STATI3TICAL
JLxuiux
7
houaakCo^"PB s
telling its tale. In the first game against their earliest convenience. Alter mating Mr CHAET
can only betaken to extend the authority by competent authority. .Better for the
Z KALAND,"lithographed
OF
NEW
as for himself, that Bi2hop and afc the meeting on Saturdtiy evening
Hutton the play drifted on book lines, provision with reference to financial mat„, 107
of the -Synod todealwith the-appointment Church, as well
in thxee colonra, prica 2s- 6d;m book.form,
Totnlfortwowioketa
*
was
ft
very
discussion,
cloth,.letteredin
gold,
animated
Known—" 'Tho voioo of the
"UyiVTANTED
Bowlikq AjsAivsw.— KJdiidge, 78 bulls, .38 ■wfyen,to the surprise of all, HooU.made a ters, tiie Council proceeded with the elecCa.
under any possible circumstances that Suter should say, J'y suis, J'y «sJe and there
VSm?e\ IjUxtons Mniinery ,3 tho
severalirembers holding strongly thatthe rnn», 3 iuaiduus, 2 wickdta; Jones,
Si ha.Ye, 2i
tion or officers, with thefollowing results
pretueet and
could ariee. Suppose, for instance, that hold the fort. There would be houio gain, independence
cheapest m Canterbury. Dnrin^e
runa,1maiden;Digby,24i balls, 4mn.B,2maideus ; welkfcnown book loss move. After'the President,
NOETON-TAYLOE,
imE.
handicapper
oil
the
was
were
the
Mr
F.
this
the
admit,
possible
bring
Parker;
prices
it
to
S.
Vice-Presiweak
will be con.WerablyTeducef
the Primate, without committing any re- I
SO bolls, Hi runs, 1maiden; Lighiband,12 game v/as ever,and he was shown the dents,
Herefordetreet. offering a eplndldopportunity
The handicapper, Mr J. "Jinsh, Bates,
Messrs Janies M'lntoah and J. E.
balls,ISruns.
toladiJto
position,.he faile&to recognise it. In the
cognised Ecclesiastical offence, were to matter withinthe potential jurisdiction of perilled.his
areally stylißh and pretty hat or bonnet eecuri
ofi.ee, bub v.'as prevailedupon
Or,
SIMPSON & WILLIAMS,
resigned
go as to incur
would
Jenkinson
Supreme
Court,
;
;
the
as
that
afford
Mr
Jas.J.
Now
Treasurer,
game
himself
in
his
office
second
he
refused
the
Ayrshire
Cowley
showing,
very
conduct
a
prottysoleotfonof Toyaand Panov
High;
street.
under tho conditions' above
Good», for Xaaa and the Now
A match was commenced afc Hagley Park Lassie and formed a Bristol; but it was Secretary, Mr F. J. Bidmeade. The
the gravedispleasureof the Synod;ia my the means of Bilencing all doubt or cavil; to resume ittho
Y»u.
Presents
Stewards
clearly
stated,
having
being
and
hlMnlly diatribntod to oS oa8
humble opinion, the Synod could, by but, aa at present advised, Ido not see
on Saturday between teams representing evident he was not fit toplay. Hntton appointmentof Trusteesand Auditors was
the the SydenhamWesleyans and the Midland ■waabutlittle better, and twice-daring the left until the nest meeting, as 'was also
E. NORTOF-TAYLOE, MojtM
electing a new Primate, quietly get; rid of how taat could be managed, considering explained that they desired toaassist
motion
good,
so
no
for
tbe
were
general
that,
aware,
Club,
CONTBACTOB,
far aa 1am
there is
oitiuial
and when stumps
drawn the game '^huif" wa3 taken advantage oL the various Committees to carryout the
ADVBETISIHG
the old ono, and. it could stipulate also
was put scores were a3 follow : Midland 93 Hood did
AUTHOHISED AGENT FOtt THE
MedioaL.
not enforce his, and a draw re- work of the Council. The appointmentby "Argus;"
that the new Primate should take ofiice special'property, emolument, or trnst con- confirming the above resolution
"Australasian," Helbourco; "Sydney
a
eight,
Primacy
twenty
pro29,
Dally
13,
ferred
tho
would
and
carried
to
Garrard
and
the
Government
by
by
11,
Eoyal
fix.
which
sufiice
sulted.
Jn
the
third
Hood
of
a
Commission
(Spencer
any
game
at
date it chose to
How
to
played
Herald," ".Echo," "Sydney Mail,"
Illornin^
"
much more, then, when the Primate toconstitute one of the elements esoeutiitl posal thatno alteration be made till &fter Hay and Munford10 each) and49 for two better for sometime, andappearedtorhavo takeevidencenponths" sweatingsystem"
4c.
Brisbane Couritfr," "Obßerver," STOP
"Qneonelandor."
Observer,"
wickets (Frankish 21) ; Wealeyans 89 a clear-win when he threw it away. After alleged to bo in operation in the Colony,
"Adsldido
"
intimates to the Synod that ho to give the Court such jurisdiction. It the February race meeting lapsing.
Advertiser,-**4c,
p SO MANY QUACK MEDICINES
'"Hobart Towa Mercury."
me,
therefore, chat tho wisest
(Ayrey 16, Mauchlin 15, Eitchie sen. 14, the adjournment. Hood, seeing..his posi- was brought under the notice of the
-wishes to be relieved of his ofiice at a appears to
tin
in
the
ALL
NEW
ZEALAND
of
interested
OrBLEJPELSCIPAL
Curoof all Evils, as most of them tor
meeting
persona
11,
Council,
course is to accepb the uituation aa it
A
Hudson
and Preece 10.) Hudson tion washopeleas,resigned.
andit was agreed to nominate a
are no.
his
intimation
an
certain
time.
Is
not
"
"
"
thing
else
but disguisedturpentine.
"occasion which may require the Btands and acknowledge Bishop Suter aa Oxford Eaces wa3 held in the auction bowled well for the Wesleyans, as did
PAPE2S.
Committee for the purpose of giving Andtheleading English, Scotch,
Irish,.American
rooms, Oxford,on Friday evening. There Munford for the Midland.
SLESINGEB'S EHKUMATIC BALSAMis
assistance in the enquiry. It wa3 also
election of his successor? My contention Primate.
and ConttnoutalNawspupczs.
only Ctennine and Soientiflo Praparation ior tha
Hospital and Charitable
principally farmers
The returnmatch on Saturday between
decided that tho necessary arrangements
toa
Advertising'«onsolfi
is,then, that the election of the Bishop of ! With regard to Archdeacon Julius iiis was a fair attendance,
Bofora
Cure
of Gout, Khenmatism, Soiatiwu,&o, Jhoa
parts
of thedistrict. Mr th©' Sydenham Druids andEeserveresulted
Aid Board.
be at once made for theregistration of the
sands have tostiiied to the cures effeoted. (Saa
Wellington to the Primacy wasperfectly much to be regre'ebed, Ithink, that the from the various
"
E.NOETON-TAYLOB,
x
After
pamphlets.)
Standing Committee of this diocese did Ingram was voted to the chair.
Councilin legal form. A communication
in a win for the Druids by 4< runs on the
' not
Tolophone335.
Box225.
regular.
some
it
was
and
proposed
discussion
was received from the Early Closing
adopt Mr Lubecki's common sense
,1 contend further that there is do
first innings, the highest scorers being G.
SOUTH CANTEKBUEY.
SLESINGEB'S HOE9E, CATI'LE, and DOG
races Halliday and Hitchinga for the Druids,
tocall cuggestion that they should follow the carried unanimously "That the
The- firsi meeting of the newly-coußti- Association, drawing attention to the
THE EXHIBITION.OB.GANS,
MEDICINES are approved of by all Owners of
person or body of persons entitled
"
; that a and Donnelly and Goodman for the
lapse
shculd
not
be
to
permitted
example
Staudiag
Horsas,Cattle,
of
tho
Committees
of
that
and Dobs all throush New Zealand
objects
fcuted Board was held on. Friday last-; .
of
body. The Council apForwarded"by
theelection ia question. A fundamental
be held this season; that a meet- Reserve. The total scores were Druids present TheMayor of Tiruaru (DrHogg), pointed a delegate to attend the comin»
&-CO., of Washington...NewJersey, andAustraliau Colonies.
provision." o£ tha Church's Constitution otherdiocuaed who had already confirmed meeting
CORNISH
those
in
the
be
of
interested
races
held 50, Eeserve 4G. Skelton and Halliday! Messrs Jackson, McLaren, Sinclair, Quin, general meeting of the Association to
Everyperson who used them was pleas9l.aal
AEE fTOW ON-VIEW
(No. 5) creates the general Synod as a the Archdeacon's election aa Bishop of ing
toelect Stewards and bowled in their usual good style, while Earker,and J.Moore. MrJ..Jackson was express sympathywithit. A largoamount
"representative governing body for the Chriatchurch. Ihave good reaaon to in a fortnight heace
At their Officos in Hereford street-Chriatchnreh. not a ainglocomplaintmade these forty yoicdl
ensuing
Some
of
year."
officers
for
tho
Curtain and Gates did. good service for.; alectfcd Chairman for the ensuing year, of routine buainesa having been gone into TheirSOLE AGENTFOE NEW ZEALAND is.,
management of the affairsof the church," believe that Archdeacon Julius would
SOLD BY
i and Mr Sobs (ex-Chairman) Treasurer. theCounciladjourned.
which body it says Bhall consist of the j prove an invaluable accession to the the Stewardsand the Treasurer -who acted their side.
E. NOBTON-TAYI.OE.
I
J. S. COOKE,Chemist,
InspectionInvited.
A great deal o£ correspondence waß.read
Bishops, the clergy and the laity, the ! Episcopal Bench,being, as Iam informed, last year undertook to see that all debts
Churches,
Caahalßtrsat;
Special
Sermß to
9i23
&c.
relating to charitable aid matters, but Properties
consent of all of -which orders shall be a ripo (scholar, a learned theologian, full due by tho Club be paid before the next
C. S..HOWJBLL, Saddlar,
for Sale-or -To Lot.
BOWLING.
bulk of ithad reference to routine ,
necefifiarytoallactsbindinguponthe Synod, i of energy, of genial temperament, and, meeting.1 A vote of thanks wa3 accorded
the
Caahel street
details, and a few simple orders, "were
KIHCAID,G.LO.,
andupon allpersons recognising its autho- above all, poaseucing the ardent, self- to Mr 1 1.1.I Luers for making up andauditCONXEACTOE
TO-THE.
Colombo-atroat;
rity." Nowtheconsentofalltheorders was sacrificing missionary spirit of aSelwyn. ing the accounts for the past year. The INTEEPEOVINCIAL TOTTENAMBNIL made upon it as to rations. The subthenadjourned.
W. PHiEIE,Farrier,
ject ot boarding out and adoption
given to the elsctionofBiahop Hadfield to We sadly wantsuch metal inthe Episcopal meeting
NEW ZEALAND GOVEBNMENT.
Casbelstreet;
FBEEHOCDS
On Saturday morning a colt belonging
children occupied EOine time, but
the Primacy. The election is, therefore, j sphere to help to win the sympathies and
of
ABSOOIATItON.j
PBBBS
[FB»
J
W.-H^.TjaAVIS, Sftddlor,
until repealed, aa much a law of the j Bpur the flagging energiesof the members to Mr H. Horsford had to be destroyed
little could be done. There are numerous
DEjfJESEED PAYMEMTi
StAaapastrosb
FOS
SALS
ON
;
accident by which he broke
BU2TEDIN, Jan. 25.
Church aa are any of the canons ornon- ; of the church. No appreciable risk could ■owing to an
applicants to board and to adopt'little
WAILACE & Ca^Chemists,
leg. The colt is by Cadogan La
Higha^eot;
WHOLESALE ANt)EBTAIL
fundamentalpiovisions of the constitution, j possibly bs incurred in placing the Arch- his
The bowling tournament was continued girls,but none for boys, and the eligible BAEBADOES STJSXBT, near CaHhel Btreefc—
Modo,
rising
and
was
three
He
years.
;
deacon
at
once
iv
the
see
of
Christchurch
Allof
date,
)
Christclmrah.
Being, too,a law of most recent
IRONMONGER, HAEDWASE
it
to-day,the weather beingmagnificent,just girls lxav&now all been disposed of, v/hile
Houoo-of six rooina aud buctiouofiandj-wiih
would, over-ride any conflicting law of for no ono can doubt that the General was originally soldin November, 1888, to
death,
boys
tontago.
remain. The
of th&«areists f
a shade on the warm Bide. The various the
MERCHANT, AND
STESET— Ono Acra of Xand,
S. SLESDfGEE
taker at the barracks, or home, was EABUADOiSa
equal authority of earlier date. It does i Synod would, in due time, if needful, Mr 11. Redwood, but subsequently re- greens wereinsplendid.order. Kesultß:
GEKEfiAL IMPOETEE,
planted with fruit trees, tocorner section,
orders
not, therefore, signify what decision any j gladly exerciseits plenarylegislativepower purchased by Mr H. Horsford, who had
reported,
given
with,
and
to
call
for
VETERINAEY SUBGEON. DUNEDIN
iooniß,vinory,
TOUEWAMENT.
«othor
Houseo£
Beven.
BINE
217,
It is, therefore, again soldhim toaDunedin sportsman, to
HIGH STEEET. A2JD 129, HSEEEOBD
&c, &o.
subordinate body may afterwards come to to validate his election.
applicationsfronxmarried couples. HitherSecondEound.
STEEET,CHEiaTCUUECH, t
[IjTONBTEBET,ABDINGTON— 23 parches
Committee whom he wa3 to have been sent thia
to the Board have paid.£52 a year, free HAU
PILIiS,
on the matter. Moreover,itis a mistake deplorable that the Standingjudgment
beat
team)
Fergus
B.Hale
HasinStock
aiidto Axrivo,aLargo and
(Canterbury
Land,
colt
was
his
of
walllnid
in
doing
morninggerdon,
Theueual
one
orchard
and
to
fuel,
house
and
and
6d
a
each
CompluteAasortmentof
to Buppose that the General Synod ha3 should have surrendered its
7s
weak
for
rooms,
18
by
Cottago
panliy
25
to
with.
of four
and-washexercise,and-atumbled. Hofelland threw (Wellington team)
Dunedin,
and,
that
of
the
of
at
hia
Bishop
delegate
inside,
ever evenassumed to
toany-other
ENGLISH, ABttJEJCAN, ANDCONTINENTAL
Loubj, water
iiio deposit.
Carlton (Eoslyn),.4, beat Bennie (Wan-,' feeding and clothing tho children in the WOHCiSSXIiJS
from rendering a signal hia rider, a boy named Manning (now
SOMEiiT iiiST (No. 7)— oiighth
HAKDWABE inalLßcuiches.
Home. Itis proposedtoreduce the.salary
body the power to interpret its laws in a bidding, abstained
church, atlarge by confirm- lying at the Hospital). The colt's log waa ganui^byaatoH
of am Aero,with Cottage of;Bix looioa, waoh£25,
manner conflicting with ife owninterpre- service to the
to
and
the
fee
to
6b.
The
boarding
housa, utoioroom, and pantry, all in good XEON— Bar, Plate, Pig-, Hoop, GalvaniaedCorrnbeat
Thomson
Ogg
3,
(Caledonian),
andhe
had
badly
broken,
to be shot. Tho
gatod,Galvanised,'i'innedand BlackSheet
tation of them. Clause 29 of the non- j ing the election of a man calculated to
rasmr. £50 dapostt,Lalance onniortgugo.
greater part of the time of the
(Taieri), 2,by 25 to 16
STttifiKT EAST, near latinier CEftOSHT— KnightBaton's,and White's
fundamental provisions of the constitution j become oneofits strongest pillars. How- colt hadbeen soldfor 200gs.
beat M'Kay^ meeting was talcen up with a discussion HEJLEFOUD
SoldEverywhere; 2s 63. perbox; post.3«<i.
Campbell
(Wellington)
WOODWAUE, /xlee,
Cottago of five rooms«iUi.scctiou of COACHBUILOh-'JiS'
ever,
yet
square—
it
ia
not
too
late
to
that
repair
provides that "any doubt which shall j
:on theadmissibilityto thehospital of cases
Wholesale Ageutß, N.Z. DnjfrCompany.
Land,50 links x 250links.
Springs, Trimmings, and Materiahr.in great
16
(Taieri)
by
to
as
24
;
omission
but
itia
notlikely
that
Archarise in■" the interpretation of these
STHEtT, trSTulSWHAM— Qaarteir of
variety. Coaoh andCarriagoJ.amps.
(Christohurch)beatWaddelL lof puerperal septicaomia. A case of this HUXLEY
Bobbery.
of
H.Thomson
Charge
deacon
Julius
will
be
content
to
GLASS,
Oils,
Colours,
Varnishes,
Coltuge
I'aiuti),
wait
an
i.
and
of
four
Sheet
■naturewas brought in from Temuka, and
ri n cro
roams.
presents (viz^ihe-original constitution),
(Phoenix),2,by 22 to 18
Scctrona from £27 10a each; terms
Le&d and Zinc. Fencing Wire, Staples,.
"or of the constitution for tho time indefinite time in expectation (like the
refused admission on the ground of LUrWOOD—
Standards, Wiro Netting, Epadas, .Shovels,
Keddie (Balclutha) beat Harris.(Canter-, ■:was
£2 10s deposit; balance at tho.rate of £1 per
CASE DISMISSED.
MEDICAL E2EEETI
to
the
inmates.
The
being of this branch of the said Church, j Peri at the gateof Paradise) of at length
[danger
surgical
month;
Scythes,Forks,GorsoHootcs,&c.
interest 7per cent.
by
23
to
20
bury),
bench,
we,
and
An illu&tratiou of the truth of the old
BKLT, near corner of Armagh CAEPEHTEES , BLACKS.iHI'L'US',
of
Timaru
refused
EAST
TOWN
AND
jprivate
practitioners
"a-TMrty-sovenYears' Pnblio Praetloelm
shall be submitted for final decision [ reaching the Episcopal
to
beat
(Lawrence)
Hyßlop
(Kai-;,
Woods
when,
Capital
J
iaildiugJieqnisltos
run
COOPEEB-'i'ools
and
therefore,
daily
Siio,
having.
the risk of losing him proverb that
the wine is in the wit
street
74.links
jattend the patient, owing to the risk to
to the General Synod, or to some tribunal ■
Jlelbanrnol
WINDMILLS, Pumpa, idiua, Black and ;
frontugo.
to13
would respectfully suggest is ont was given on Saturday before three tangata),by 20
to be established by the General Synod in I altogether, I
GalvanisodironPipos:aadFittingra
TtoonlyLocally QualifiedMan AdvtrtUln*.
(Dunedin) beat Macdonald; !their own business, and the Chairman of SOUTH TOWNBKl,T,.noorlycorner of WindmiU BANGJSrt—
M'Diarmid
Standing
Justices,
viz.,
to
the
Committee
that
Aahburton
Messrs
David
they
English,
be
observed
and
things
may
Scotch,
American,
j
troatago
by
doop.
thatbehalf." Two
the Board^afterseveraleuquiriea^maiiaged
road Section 66i'fc
167ft
Locals
INKBUVOUS AFFEGTIONBI
(Lawrence)^by 28 to 15
newlyfencedall round, ground truachod and
and Gas fctovoa, Begtstor iiratas, Marble and
or thisclause. First, that being amongst j should at once urge tho Bishop to call Thomaa, D. Shea Lawlor Bnd Major
obtain the services o£ a just passed
IS THE DISEASiSS OF YOUTHII
planted
Barlow (Caledonian) beat Russell* !to
fruit treeo.
Sinto UluatelpiectiS,Tiles for-Hearths, Fenders
the nan-fundamental provisions,it cannot another meeting for the purpose of con- Steward. A man named Alison was (Dunedin),by23to2l
imedical
student from Dunedin, who has YICTOEIAwith
BTBtiJiT, ElCmrONJO— Honse of
andFixe Irons,Coal Scuttles, Chandeliorsfor
m THfl DKU6ASK3 AND DISABILITIBIB
am, &c,
charged with having stolen from his
jattended the patientat a boardinghonse,
over-ridethe authoritygivento theGeneral firming tho election. I
Gas ai-d Korosone, Lamps, 1/anip Wore,.and.
air.rooms, with bay window and torundah, to
OFHAEEIED LIFHII!
Struthers (Christchuroh), 4, beat iand ia bringing
Jan. 23.
.
Jaiieb Smith.
be sold a bargnin. Binall deposit," and tho
GeneralFurnishingsGoods
chum, W. Shayer, a £20 note. The Ballinger
round.
The
Synodby Clause5of i£efundament ai prohor
Board
i
DYNAMITE,
monthly
(Weliington),.by 22 to 12
balance by
payments.
Bliitinx Powdec
byLetter Daily throughoutall
visions; second, that it refers to interpreevidence led for the prosecution was to
tho
tConsnltationa
approved
of
actiontaken
.unanimously
tlw
liOAD,
adjoining
.LINCOLN
Messrs
Duncanand
5,
Hunter (Dunedin)j
beat Smith. ty Mr Eoss (the Chairman) and I)r
AJOilUliniON.
the effect that Alison had been loafing
Coloniest
tations of the constitution only, andnot of
Aitken— Seven Acres,tobesoldin.one or.xaore
AQUATIC.
1,-by3sto6
j Hogg, who at thetime w«re the only memShayer, and generally taken advan- (Taieri),
Sections ivfe-very low prices.
upon
the canons or other lawß of the Church. It
SPECIALTIES,..JUST LANDED—
pooled) forwarded -all
o
White (Taieri), 4, beat Ham (luv«r- bers of theBoard, and gave the
Modioinci (appropriately
BTafiOiT and Barbadoea streetdoes not limit the powerof the Synod to TJ.E.C.'s ANNUAL SWIMMING RACE. tage of fehayer'a drunken condition to --cargill),by
Resident iICHtfIBUD
throueh the Colonies ondTsdiiu
Valuable Corner Section,containing66ft xCCft. CUTLBHY, CUTJiEEY IN CASE3, and
j Surgeon positive instructions to
23 to 11
provide himself v/ith money and drink,
either make or interpret the subsequent
refuse
ELEOTEO-PLATED
WAEE
Eight-roomed
COHI?>aiKNCE
SlEKl3T—
Honso»
Matheson (Eoslyn), 2, beat EIUb (Vie-i admissionto puerperalsepticaemiopatients..
woll-fiuiahed and in good repair. Vonatinn EOCHEtiTJflE.and HITCiICOCK: LAMF3,great
laws.of the Church. It does not evenpro- | The swimming race for members, held cihayor havinggiven hima tenpoundnote, toria),by
variety
29 to 12
Winds ami gas Icidon, &c.,.nowoccmried by
jJ& Jj.
With, one exception the members of the
feas to authorise the appoinment Of any j annually by tho above-named Club, was and kept on shouting for him and others Paul (New
MANGLES,Perfect Gems. Eegularßargains
good.tcnint.
Plymouth) beat Jeans.(Victo think that they could do
BABBIT WliiE NETTING, specialty selected,
■JBoard-Beemed
body which could call in question a de- decided on Saturday afternoon in the for a \vhole day. While in a cab on toria),3,.by 41 to 9
&a.,
to.
strongandcheap;any quantity
liberate act of the Synod consistent with Avon, over a course about one hundred their way to catch a train that had
forsuchpatients,,thstthe ■cases are. J. B.DALE &.CO., CATHEDEAIi SQUAEB. WATJBEBUEY
WATCHEa, Ladioa' and Gents',
J. Thomson (Dunedin), 3, beatMitchell nothing
with,
41,
who
COLLINS
SffiBEET,
thefundamental provisions of the consti- jarda in length, competitors starting from etaitedbefore they did,andwhichtrain was (Inyercargill),
and
that
a
doctor
meets
Tare,
newandold series
2, by 26 to 12.
houses"to belet.belt,
GUNS, KEVOLVEiiS. and all SPOETSMAi;'3
tution. Further, it does not appear to Stanmore bridge and swimming down- to be the preliminary journey to a trip to
one in hia practice must see it through House of"fifteen
NorthTown
looma.
SINGLE-HANDED
TOTJUNAMENT.
MELBOUENE.
interference,
stream. The following was the result :
Sydney, and when the cab had arrived at
EJBQUISIIES.
contemplate at all the
at whatever loss to himself. Mr 3L A. lloufco of eight rooms, Btablo and trap. house,
Fiwt Eound.
M. Suckling, 7sec
the door o£ anhotel Alison was alleged to
three-quarteraof 8-aacroofland, good,orchard,.
1
of any body with the subsequent acts
Barker (a son o£ the late Dr Barker, of
INDENTBUNDERTAKEN onJffiost Eeasonable
road, near Worcesterstreet.
Conjmltations by Letter, Fos JL> ■
25
beat
Btanmore
Ber
from
a
JE2O
Toomer
Storie
16
Shayer
note,
Louiason,
but
in
A.
2
have
taken
"believed
only
however,
of tie General Synod,
the
theßO .-OxfordTerraceEast— Housecf eightlooms,Avith.
Chxistchurcli),
Terms for oil English, American and
i\ Hobbc, 12sec
3
which Shayer was, in a drunken way, Creighton 23beat Cronin16
Continental Goods.
Perfional Comsnltationa, £1 la.
interpretation of the constitution. The |
cases are more numerous than was ad- '-" Teranduh and baloouy.
i . (Iscladuiff X wo Snys' ilodioijwou)
F. Wilkin, 12sec
offering to thecabman in payment of the Macdonald~24 beatNewman 14
4
ttatseveral deaths hadtaken TheHermitaga,"Housa-ofeightrooms and.good'
interpretationof theCanons or resolutions j
mitfced^and
accommodation,
stable
Colombo street South.
Henrangs a bye, Erskine not appearing place within thelast twelve months. He
of Synod does not, therefore, come within ! S. L. Partridge (23ec) and J. Q. Smart fare. The short facts of the case, &3
Cottage of five rooms/rravißßtxeßt, Avonvilla.
Anderson 29 beat Gatfield 15
|insisted that, for the protection of the. Cottagoof
theprovince of any tribunal provided for i (4sec) also started, but did not finish. proved by the full evidence, were that
PBACTICAL WATCHT«AKBIt &JEWELIiEE. . Bopwate'Waitingand■Conflnlttnjirßeoattjfar
Bixj-ot>mß, Victonaatroot.
Tnrnbull
beat
M'Laren17
18S, HEEEFOED STEEET,
soon
in
the
old
times
with
20
Shayer,,acquainted
men,
try
tcraxooms,
Cottage
overhauled the limit
ipublic, the Board should
anddevise .
ot
.Hereford street.
by th<* constitution. A tribunalcalledthe Suckling
Lidiae ftud»Qentlamau.
(NextHerefordHotel).
made
a
chum
of
him
on
beatW.
Smith
Friday
Sample
;
been
and
at
half
distance
was
with
leading,
Alison,
Binco
for treating cases under
"Standing Commission" has
I
some
means
beat
Keddie.
Ss,
with
him
to
the
Bank
for
Watcheaicleaned
for
f
or
Hobbs,
IV.,
ii,
Wilkin,
section
clause
Louisson
and
went
to
draw
Gufchrie
and
andnuaraateed.
twelve
(Canon
Partridge,
isolation,
8)
created
gave
come system of
&
months. Watch, ghissoa fittod, 6d; the best
An Intercolonial Match, four rinka notice of a motion that this subject
for thepurpose of interpreting theConsti- Smart in this order. As Smart took his himself JJ6O, which he got in. one note of
quality. Brooch, pins fitted from .3d. AILother
lv.
tution; andthefollowing clause (No. 9) of plunge before receiving the -word he waa "^£2o, three of .£lO, and iSIO in half- a side, bofcween Victoria and a team, be considered.
jowclJcryropairsequally cheap.
connection with, '752
In
RATTTTgTHt-ATiClubß,
this
he
each
SQUARE.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
board,
sovereigns
;
money
£10 of
made a selected from
of the various
the same Canon gives to this tribunalthe compelledtoreturn to the starting
the caao discussed, it was stated that
coantry bypo«t attendedto
Allordersfromtho
COLLINS
STEEET,
AUhoq
tournament,
hia
of
because
he'
was
at
the
represented
tootplace
chance hopeless present
to
additional authority to interpret Canona |and this rb'ndered
the woman, the wife of a labourer at
mcuediately,the-ouly tiiira-clmrge being poetßgoandstatutes. Itis, presumably,by-virtue |from the first. After completing the half an old chum, and to two or three other onthe Dunedin green, where- there was a. Temuka, was deliveredwithoufcany aesistInsurance
Companies.
Melbouene,
of the authority contained in clause 9 that Idistance Partridge drew up to Suckling, men he expressed his intention of making -very large attendance, including a large aneeonthe floor of a .sod whare, and that
the Standing Commission has undertaken !and Louiason went into thirdplace. About Alison his banker and getting enough, number of ladies, many of thelatter'being £ome days-elapsadbefore evenanurse was
COXONIAIi USSTTEANCE COMPAirST
Ziate Bekideno» of His Bxoellwisy the Gorermor,
O?NEW ZHALAND.
to declare-Bißhop Hadfield's election to the i twenty-fiveyards from the finish Partridge from him occasionally toget a drink with*, Victorians. The New Zea]and~teams were obtained. A summons was ordered to be
VEEY BEST"PEICE GIVEN FOB
weeds,
pay
and hadto relinquish Wheahe prodnced the J>2o to
the.cab- skippedby Messrs A. Thomson (Dunedin), issaed-against-ajnannamed Patrick Daly,
got into the
Corrafipoudenoejuißweieiby totaxwotStmU
Primacy invalid.
EIEK AND MAJiIKE.
GOOD CLEAU:ZOTC.
Clause 9 of Canon IV.Section ii., says— the contest, which waa carried on by man with thebanker thought he had gone Paul (Wanganui), H. Thomson (Christ- whohad.xefused to pay ahospitaLaccount
Capital
£2,000,000.
Laitors answered is Gorman,Frraoh, ia.
Louieson and Suckling in a inoßt earnest far enough and took the note from him, church), and Carlton (Eoslyn)* The Vic- for the treatment of his son, a youngster
Effects every description of Pire and. Maijao
"All doubts which may arise in the
in*
*
*
at
Lowest
Being;
to
see
that
did
was
Insurance
Current
CKOWI
IRON
Shayer
captained
finish,
manner.
Both
hardfor
the
aB
heeaid
torian
team
Kates.
a
spurted
simply
by
elbow,
Messrs for broken
on the ground that he purely local institution. Claims,an settled with
terpretation of any canon or statute
2802
and drakes with it. The O'Munro, Ellis, Jeans and. Aitken, New hadbeen-ciippled forlife-bymaltreatment, promptitude.
■' ISsßßfiEfciZ
Jptee"eift"e»ti« i
iwsir«b]
shall be submittedfor final decision- to the |Suckling maintaining hia advantage, he not makeducks
JS dorse
Big & as the only
.>^ffiSS»B« i«!ifc tai3
"T SUFFEEEB from Nervous and Wastim? "■yraß^rOnnain^^a
Standing Commission and to no other i grasping the rope just as Louisson's arm alleged theft wasdonein the full eight,of Zealand went away with, a strong^lead.. in oxder that the complaint might be
CT^TF & GEASAH,
epectflcfortbocoitalucw:*
\£%_
Ac,
Managers
for-Cjcaterbnry.
Debility,
Vigour,
LosßOf
cabman,
hotel,
DATg.^M
the
and Scores :
wasTestored ''i£i&Sr\ TO i
this disease.
inquired.intowbere.thewitnesses "wouldbe
tribunal whatever." This clause, strong flashed from the water with a similar tae landlord of the
|^oiaalNd<otM«w of
Q.H.PHQBAHAM.M.PJ,
ISl.Xichfleld atroat,Chrißtcburah. "■tohealth in such a EEJUAEEABLE JIANNEB
Victoria. New Zealand.-, under oath. Dr Lawson was given a 702 Agonts.wanted.in.anrepreaontaddiatrictß.
changed his mind
AmutcTi^n^ N. Z.
jftor»U elsehadFAILED,thatAe-wilL^onreceipt tgStMOtSUMtUTOas itis, has nomore authority than any intention in view. Hobbs was about a another. But Shayer
Firsthalf hour
8
25
and
"banker,"
and
Wilkin
half
that
his
-drunk
yards
suddenly
away,
Belf-addreseed,
stamped
envelope,
Bend;
about
other Act, Canon or Statuteof the Church, dozen
18
week's leav« of absenceonthe ground of
of a
the BSm HE4«aT*7 Ota
We havesold Big Cr for
Secondhall honr ~.
60
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many
ye&xs,
from
first
as
was
the
The
mode
of
cure
to
nil
md U haa
police.
distance
beind
Hobbs.
Time
he
interviewed
Tliiidhalt
honr
-28
fellow-aofierere
W29Uu».f%««iMi
n>
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!indisposition. Th&drainage-of thehospital
not bo mnch-aa the non-fundamental pro- I
Addreaa.A.JgiaeivGJ.O^Bydncy.
52
EKCOTTEAaE XOCAIi IHIOTBTET,
195
case was heardon Saturday morning, but Pinul
131
satisfactory— offensive sewer^ gas
visions of the constitution, and far less |pluEge lmin 48sec.
is
not
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ib was soon apparent that there was no
The ho&vie3b score for New Zealand was escaping from some of the-gratangs-pand
LIKEJ^Sn..-RV.AT,yvr,
D.B.UYCHE £ CO.,
OUo*^y«S
than the fundamental provisions. Now,
ca?e, and the Magistrates expressed an made by the rink of Thomson, Cnrisfc- the surgeon was.authorised to get recom-;
Tho
fie:il
act
in
with
the
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the
fundamental
connection
pro-.BoldLbySrßcftat^
have
(N.ZJ
we
panuy-Btamgß,a iXnA^^nQßE^'sukv
VK!KOTI~II»''^O>.«f
BYPOSTfor six
of 1890 was enacted on opinion thatof the lot concernedibe-most chuxch, which made 52 (or exactly the ' mendations from Mr.Marchant forremcMedical Treatise by an emioeot Frenoh I" JJ3.CIWKi3,
" . AGKNT. CA*axi..*Jx»3UßX.
visions require only the consent of the LytteltonRegatta
Iflßhowing.Jus owa;inaka of
|^^^g^^«[
His;62o
was
!
Shayer.
Physician,
thirty
to
unfit
whole
si;
Friday
largo
years
Hospital
to be at
total of the
Victorian team) to- their |dying"the^efect3..
a Parisian
night, when the Committe met
yRTCHiIa.;^, ;
threo orders of Synodto bindnotonly the |
speoiftlißt-(now retited) atoningsuffßrerstowthey
opponents6. There was toasting at the
Synod but "all persons recognising' ita Ipass accounts and otherwise settle up note waahandedDockto~him.
of
Dahili^y.
may
care
themselvea
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end, the Victorians taking theirbeatingin.j A. Faxe, Bkitecifux Seeh.— Sulpholin^ Soap
authority." The three orders of Synod " affairs in connection withthe celebration
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J
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