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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1908, 16 March 1887, Page 3

At South Rafcaia yesterday a man named Henry Dixon, about sixty years o! age, was brought up before Messrs Hardy, Holmes, and Pylce, on a number of charges. For having used indecent language to a female, he was sentenced to two months' imprisonment, and for having been guilty of grossly indecent acts towards a female he was ordered to be imprisoned for three months. Another similar oharge was dismissed, and an information for a criminal assault on a female was met by a sentence of one month's imprisonment. To THE lAMEs. —^wing to ill-health, I jhavc been unable to masier the sixteen miles nide to Church or ( hap?t, and hence my •Sunday savings have amounted to 21s Id, ani •as the Committee never send for my cash, I "thought of a good way m which I might spend ?tiie faid 2is 6dj viz., by paying for this ;advertisement for a short time, and relieve suffering humanity, by teHing them oi the worth of Ferriman's Marvellous Steam "Washer. During a very trying sickness it has Ibeen a iouvce of great com r ort to see my '•little Polly, just turned nine, t'oing all my wash, and saving roe wony," besides the saving of fhe fuel, clothes, soap, time, and adding to the health of my husband ard nine children,— (Signed) A Motheb, who k blefsed m the possession of a good Washer. Mv rame and address nay le had at the office of this paper on paying the cost of a Washer for a efter of «'ne m OUgo.^-Apv