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Dunstan Times, Issue 1292, 3 December 1886, Page 2

,/ s i the hearing of the evidence against the the convict Hill for the murder of the late Captam’Cain is now proceeding, at Timatn the seat of he crime. , * The usual monthly meeting of the Hosbital Trustees v.ll be held on Monday evenmg next, the 6th inst. The privileges in connection with the' Clyde races will be sold tp-mo row at 2 p m. opposite the Clyde Library. George Pache" auctioneer. ' . The attention of batchers and drirymaa isdireotet to the sale of cattle at Blacks on Wednesd iy next, the Bth inst. The notice in another column over the of Jw. Sperrey. Esq., Property Tax Commissioner, is worthy of‘notice by all -sections ot tha community, and bv strictly aeting up t0 it thi D p , rtment not alode be assisted, but much trouble will be spared, as it is understand that all defaulters will be quickly sued. L Mr Campbell, of the old firm of Hart and Campbell, photographers, and who will doubtless bo favorably remembered bv many in this part of tha country f or tho very excellent pictures they produced when hero score ten years ago, announces in another column his intention of again paying us a visit.. On looking over our collection of photos we find those taken by this hm are equal to any whether taken before or since; and as Mr Campbell must necessanlyhave improved with his loner penence, it may be taken for granted that the pictures ho now takes are of a first class order. a new a new trial, fas case, which was one ll !T heard ,lefora Judge D,.w! at the Metropo it .n District Court horse was left n-iatiended i n „ buggy, the animal :z txs 4a ss* r a k i° ckKd i action in the District *«,“ wa r 9 d, th f ° r i L5 ° a * alnst defen ant ' wbo was the contractor of tha Bondi sewer JSISS SbTS,™ S„ d tJ" ‘r boigy provid.it by Unjlf. \o it'”* *" d and knocked down the child. Pritchard K MrW? the «>«erwhlver. but the judge held that ha was liable and ordered-him to pay LSO damig“s ’ The foln:x;s ranteUud made retnrnabi#