llcforc Mr W. C. Itiddel, X.M.. in llio Wollin*£t«»ii Magistrate's Court on Saturday, Crancis Stanley Hartnett, a driver in the employ of Muiit, Cottrell and Co., charged with stealing HI the property of dolin Jamieson pleaded guilty. Accused had delivered a load of manure at the house ol Mr Jamieson, the charity* being IC-s. In pavment, the lady ol the house gave hint a Co m mistake for a ;L1 note, and accused nave her hack 10s change, llettiming to his employers lit* said, “Here is the identical money she gave me,” producing, lour hall crown pieces. Mrs Jamieson subsequently missed the £~> note, and as a result of inquiries Hartnett was arrested. Mr W. KLeicester, for the defence, said Hartnett had been a driver for VI years, amf previously had home a goot character. Accused was convicted and ordered to come up for sentence when called upon within six months.
/)<'(,!• continuance; of news see fourth page.) TpXGKLSIOR KITH UK ASSEMBLY TJ Soldiers' fiall. Tuesday, August 11 tli. First prize seagrass chair £;( os; 2nd. seagrass chair 22. and two other good prizes. On view at 0 Connell and Caliari's window. Admission 2s. SALE—Good COW, about to calve. A])ply ‘‘Guardian’' Office. "fjlOR SALE—Two draught HORSES. ..St. sound and ipiiet. .suitable lot slugging. Apply “Guardian Office TO LET—Comfortable FLAT with the use of conveniences; also bed-sitting room with part hoard if desired, suit business lady. Apply The Terrace, corner of Stafford and Bealey Streets.
Wanted to buy—Young cow, due shortly. Apply “Guardian” Office. I ICUMA It A~A lEMOR 1A L HALL BALL. ! FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th., 1925. 1 Lawn's Orchestra. Efficient A[.C. Supper. Double Ticket, ss; Extra Lady 2s Gd. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT OF PORTION AMERICAN FLEET to LYTTELTON. llih. TO 21st. AUGUST. 1925. XJOUPAY EXC.FRSION TICKETS Jti will bo issued to Lyttelton from j Otira. Inangahua Junction, Ross and intermediate stations, including Branches FROM 11th. AUGUST TO 18th. AUGUST, inclusive, available for RETURN TILL 22nd. AUGUST. MEMORIAL HALL. KUMAR A. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4th., 192-5. KU MARA Volunteer Fire Brigade. Annual Plain and Fancy Dress BALL. Promenade Supper, Good Music, Efficient M.C. Double Ticket ss, Extra Lady 2s Gd. R. vj. BEN, Hon. Secretary,
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 August 1925, Page 3
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