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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 339, 14 July 1875, Page 4

The Bay of Plenty Times states that on the 9th instant a native from Mokoia tried to pass a £5 note at Mesbrs)Scott’s store, Ohinemutu, being part of the money lost by Mr Kemp during the late accident. Frank Scott being in possession of the numbers of the missing notes, quietly asked the native to wait until he procured change from a neighboring store, but in reality to inform the police. The man was arrested and taken before Captain Forster. He confessed everything, and informed against his accomplice. The A.C. boat proceeded to Mokoia at 10 p.m, and arrested the accomplice, recovering the whole sum —£637. A number of Mokoia natives proceeded to Ohinemutu next morning en masse to oppose the arrest, but through the firmness displayed by Captain Forster, who threatened to apply force if opposed, assisted by Captain Mair, the prisoners were marched to Maketu, where the case will be heard. Only a certain section of the Ngatiwakane had anything to do with the theft, other hapus on the Mokoia being highly indignant at the theft. WHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, Removed to COLOMBO STREET (Late G. Bonnington and Co, Chemist), Opposite Coates and Co, jewellers. STOCK consists of Wheeler and Wilson’s, in great variety; Holt, Florance, Howe, Elliptic, Agenoria, Home Shuttle, Household, Family Friend, Little Stranger, Gresham, Germania, Weir’s, Globe, &c. Extra parts, &c, in stock. Terms cash, or deferred payments. J. M. THOMPSON 618 Agent for Wheeler and Wilson. J SMITH, GASFITTER, PLUMBER, AND BELLHANGER, Whateley Road, Three doors from Gapes and Son. Galvanised Iron, Zinc and Tin Goods made or repaired, Moderator and other Lamps repaired. All kinds of Spouting and Ridging On Sale. 544 Spouting Fixed. FUNERAL NOTICE. H SCRIMSHAW, having • purchased a first-class Hearse, with Plumes, &c, also a Mourning Coach, and every other requisite, is now enabled to CONDUCT FUNERALS, In Town or Country, in the most appoved manner, and at less cost than any other house in Christchurch. Note the address— H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, Next A 1 Hotel, Colombo street, Christchurch. SEVERE COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, INFLUENZA, AND BRONCHITIS, Are speedily cured by the use of rjIHE PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN, OR IRISH MOSS. Prepared by GEORGE BONNINGTON, High Street. 532 PIANOFORTES. JSPENSLEY is now OPENING an • entirely new lot of PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, which must be sold to make room for other shipments of Musical instruments to follow. Prices and terms will be found lower than ever, and all the instruments are suitable for this market from the manufacturies of Erard, Broadwood, Kirkman, Zeigler, Bord, Chappel, Metzler, Ceserini, Che. Etienne, Alexander, Wallis, &c., &c. Any instrument can be had on HIRE with a purchasing clause at from 30s per month. J. SPENSLEY, Cashel street, Christchurch. M. SANDSTEIN, 'YY'ATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Cashel Street, ESTABLISHED, 1862. N.B.—Every description of work in connection with Watchmaking, and Jewellery exerted on the premiaea, 253