The Nelson Evening Mail. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1877.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 147, 23 June 1877, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1877.

The Customs receipts at the Port of Nelson for the week ending this day were £743 25.3d. : ' ■ . The sittings o'f the District Court have for some time past been adjourned from day to day owing to the absence of Judge Broad, who went to^ Westport a fortnight since to hold a Revising Court, and has been kept a prisoner there until this morning, when he left in the Charles Edward. Thb adjourned meeting of creditors in the estate of Alexander Maclaine, a bankrupt, was held at the Court House this morning, Mr R. Disher in the chair. Mr Fell appeared for the bankrupt. Mr Bunuy, on behalf o£ the creditors, examined the bankrupt as to his affairs. In, the course, of his examination the! bankrupt stated that he' wis _ stock dealer, and! bad been in Nelsou about 1 four months. ' During" that period he .'bad/earned £5 or £6 in driving stock, but he ccfuld hot 0 say from whom he had 'earned it. He had . also sold a lameJiorse to.Twist audjGray for £8. The liabilities amounted to £211, aud the assets were- nil. Mr Arthur Scajfe ;>vas appointed creditors' trustee. The meeting then adjourned,- and it was decided that the whole matter should go before the District Judae. - ' '" " " ;'" The nightmare is a horrible tormentor To W4ke in the. dead of the . night, bathed iu cold perspiration, f rom some terrible dream gives the nerves a shock, from which it takes longer to recover than most people imagine. Many never sleep without disagreeable dreams. These nocturnal hallucinations are the result of indigestion, nervous disorders to which, as weir to hysteria hypochondria, and uterine difficulties' i Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedasi Aromatic I Schnapps are a complete antidote.--.Advt.