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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1709, 28 March 1913, Page 6

A Press Association message from Christchurch states that Air. H. \V. Bishop, S.M., resumed duty yesterday after some months' illness. Mr. M Dmnelly, senior member of th£ Council of tho Law Society, was prns'nt ou. bell.-if of tho profession, and rcfi-rcd {o l,v> pleasure felt by tho profc-wi m at scemg Mr. Bishop once more l'olt!'.i)j{ tli« position which ho had so long occupied wiih distinguished success. '1 all hoped that he would continue to hoi! the position for many years. Mr. Biship, in reply, thanked Mr. Donnei'iy atid members of tho Bar, and said lint ho would endeavour in future, as in tho vast, to deserve the very good opinion that had been expressed concerniu?: him. Mr. Harry Palmer, of Palmerston North,' will sell, in orhr to dissolve a partnership, one- brown colt at Palmerston North at 12.30 o'clock to-morrow (Saturday), March 29. Further particulars appear in this issue. I ' - Messrs. Dalgciy and Co., Ltd., will sell at Waikanae on Tuesday, April .1, a number of choice sheep and cattle (mostly sheep). Further particulars - appear in this issue. "Do you think Miss Chatters is an entcitaining talker?" "Oli, my, yes. Sho can entertain herself for 'hours nt a time." Bill: "Some dogs hove moro intelligence than llioir masters." .lack: "To be snip they have. I've got one like that mvtelf-';