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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 589, 29 November 1871, Page 2

Tab A-D __A_H_Bli-_.-T_e District Court at Greymbuth was occupied for -thp better portion of the 13th instant with an actym brought by Mr. Noble against Mrs.Marsdm, rift! W^Wallae- (her brother) ftfr-nasiauVt. The damages were kid at £200. On the 16th cf August, the'plaintiff entered the house oj Mrs. Mars-Jen, who kept a dairy at Coal Creek, where he was, - set upon., by the two defendants and knocked about — the lady making use of a rolling-pin, with which-She struck him heayily on;tfie arm and shoulder. Notwithstanding this rough treatment, t_e plaintitf, on -the 28th of August,.paid:MrsMarsden's residence another visit, because, as he stated in his evidence, .she. ; !«lQokedi^-I bouragingly" at him. On the second visit the two clefendants threw him dewn, tied bun With cow-ropes, and then covered his face w. a the tar ani feat; ers. The opinion o k>th Ju.lge and; jury appeared to be that plamUtt had brought the puni.hme.it on himself by aniiovine Mrs. Marsden in various ways,;-!, ihey^ve a verdict of only £2 2s and one shilling paid into Court by the defendants. : The high reputation Olsons tomato^auce^ has obtained as a household condiment, U ■ brought many inferior articles into the mam. / The public are therefore warned hot to_beimf,j posed upon with rubbish, but «5/°, r.,fesJ genuine tomato sauce, and see that fAVM. fson the bottle. "To Mr. Hans J**™' Sir,-By some fV^^^tigfr t)mato'sauce was putawa}; in mf h°^ e/ w !f„ i-emained uncorked for upwards «_*{"• Months. The same bottle o Ba»ce T W f^ "d it farda Used at my own table, and IJ*£g;_ (as equally as good as when first made.--*l W Doonin, wholesale and retail grocer, 218,. &u"een-street, Auckland."-[A_YT.J .. To Cbic__t_iui Kf T?oußi-18.-Pwwn ; it in 1 bowl.— Fm-