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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1080, 20 March 1911, Page 5

Detectives Kemp and Hammond arrested an ex-steward off the steamer Mapotirika on Saturday on a charge of theft of a suit of clothes valued at £i, the •property of Mr. 0. Turnbull, of Nelson. It. is alleged that Mr. Turntmll sent a suit to ■ his tailors to be altered. Th 6 suit tfas forwarded to tho Mdpottrika fof delivery, but never reached its owner. Inquififs were then put in. hand which led to the arrest of a man who had been employed as a steward on the steamer. Mr. G. Brown, severed his connoction with 'the D.J.'C. on Saturday, after seventeen years' service, and was presented by tho staff with a gold albert and pendant, suitably inscribed, as a token of esteem and goodwill. Sir. Brown has accepted the position of manager of Messrs. Sooullar and Co.'s business in this city. HAPPY THOUGHT! \ "MONTSF.URAT" Lime Juice and Small Soda; but see it is "MONTSERIlAT"—the genuine kind. « Ladies trho take a pride in tho quality <il their sewing will always recognise the spccial excellences in this direction possessed by tbe famous "Wertheim" Sewing Machine and in addition to which the iiijiii cllictency of _ the various attachments and accessories place this machine quite ahead of its competitors. Oscar Ifewett, Ltd., 56 Cuba Street, invito la ilies to inspect their latest models.—" An immense fly-wheel is being con. striictod at Lin nelly, South Wales. II will weigh no lc-ss than 180 tons, and ii to bo cast in five segment's, while th< diameter will be 35 feet. It is stated at Dublin recently tha' a lamp inspector employed by the BelfaS Corporation has saved i?200l) out of a sal ary of £2 a week. Although 80 yean old, he worked almost to the day of hii death)