Tlie Waliino connected with the West Coast express this morning. Three hags of mails for Hokitika were left behind at Christchurch. ’Hie Grey Jockey Club’s meeting opened to-day. To-morrow the Grey Trotting Club opens its meeting. There will be the second day’s gallops on JSaturday, second day’s trots on. Monday and the gallops again on Tuesday, while the Westland Trotting -Club will lipid its meeting at Hokitika on Wednesday.
The sequel to a piece of rough play that took placo in a well-known city institution a few days ago is likely to be hoard in the City Police Court next month, when the proceedings will be doubt be watched with considerable interest (says the “Otago Daily Times”). It appears that a group of young men one evening conceived the idea that one of their number who is not usually taken very seriously, should have “the order of the bath” conferred upon him. They accordingly seized him and dragged him to the bathroom, removed his clothing, and put him under. The joke was entirely on one side until the other morning half-a-dozen young men who had been associated with the daring exploit were surprised to receive blue notices from the police informing thorn of the time and place at which they would appear before a Magistrate to answer a charge of assault. Further laughter on the subject has been suspended until it isjseen which party will be awarded the right to laugh last. Ladies Costumes just opened out £5 10s upwards.. Men’s sports suits, boys and youths sport and other suits to be sold cheap for cash 17/6 upwards; boy’s golf hose. Warners Corsets all sizes; carpet runners, hearth rugs, carpets and linoleums at Scliroders where a visit will repay you. Inspection invited.Adivt. 1
To wash clothes clean without rubbing use about 6oz pure GOLDEN RULE SOAP with 1 small packet NO RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP Results will delight you.—Dee Bros, grocers.
A great array of Xmas gift goods in drapery, fancy goods, men’s wear and toys for the children now ready for your inspection at McGruer’s. Call early.—Advt.
Use NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE this spring and summer. B<gst, and lasts longest. .Obtainable from rubber and hardware stores everywhere.
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