Ea.rhqtjake. — A smart shock of earthquake, by which, however, uo damage was done, was felt in Christchurch on Thursday night. Two Swindlers well known in Melbourne, have arrived iu Otago with a large quantity of shoddy silks, and false jewellery. Possibly they may pay a visit to Nelson. The contract for disiuferring the bodies in the Westport burial-ground, and removing them to the Orawaiti cemetery, has been commenced. By the friends of deceased persous, several bodies had been previously aud privately removed.
After the Dance. — Charles : " Tell me, Laura, why that sadness ? Tell me why that look of care ? Why has fled that look of gladness which thy face was wont to wear ?" "Charles, 'tis useless to dissemble ; well my face may wear a frown, for I've losd my largest hair-pin, and my chignon's coming down ! "
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 66, 19 March 1870, Page 2
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