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A Melbourne paper, commenting on the fact that 1 Mr Justice Barry is sensitive to gentlemen of the bar table without wig or gownj says: — "Judges, ;howerer, like doctors, differ. The following is from the law report of the . Argus of the 19th February, 1856 : — " Upon his Honor taking his scat, addressing the bar, he observed that upon a day like the present it was well to observe that wigs and gowns were made for men and not men for wigs. He intended to dispense with his own, and any of the learned counsel were at liberty to do the same with theirs. At the same time he did not wish to , interfere with the liberty of the subject, if, as one learned counsel suggested, it was more convenient to wear the wig. His Hbnor at once set the example of common sense and comfort, and dispensed with hia headdress for the remainder of the day." The learned judge was the late Chief Justice : A'Beckett.

Established 1850. Goreie & Sons, BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, BLACKSMITHS AND UNDERTAKERS BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. | Bee-hive Store. Self-raising Mour! JUST RECEIVED— 2 CASES CEEASE'S PATENT SELMAISIM FIiOUR for making Eread, Scones, Cakes, and all kinds of Pastry in the least possible time, with the smallest amount of trouble ; nothing more being required for Bread than the addition of water or milk. Sold in Pickets, 2l&, 41b., and 61b. ! Directions with every" Packet. H. V. PMllips's family Grocs£ Coener of Bridge and GoLLiNawooiy Streets. 707 Oiliy Steam Mills QASH AND DOOR . FA.CTOEY, &c. THE nhderajjrned, having imported, and erected s jme NEW and' IMPBOVED MACHINERY, is enabled to PLANE TIMBER up to 24 inches wide ; also, having a complete sot of SASH and DOOR MACHINERY, is in a position to turn out ,all kinds of DOORS and BASHES out of any material. A Stock of trade size local made Doors either pannelled or half glaes, glaze'l with plain or, fancy glass ; also, 8a ehes glazed or unglazed, superior to those imported, always on hand. Moulding^ of nearly every description in stock, or made to order to any c tesign, or out of any kind of timber. Flooring, Lining, and all other .kinds of Seasoned Timber always in Btoclc# Sheet GMsb of all sizes, Rolled or I) iamond Hate Figured, Euamclled, of vario us pat« terns, Blye, Ruby, Green, and i Vmber, either plain or figured, always on ha nd. Joiners' wbrk of every description, eith er for Ship or House,' made to order ; Pit minpr, Sawing,; Tenoning, Mortising, Moul ding, &c, run' for the trade, on reasonable it ! rms. Plans drawn and Estimates given for B\ Hidings of eVery description. All Orders I may be favored with will receive my best attention, combined with c '©bpatch and reasonable terms, W-T.GOOD, BUILDEE, &O HARDY-STREET AND BELWTtJS- . ;] PLACE, NELSON. lfi—« \

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 104, 1 May 1880, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 104, 1 May 1880, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 104, 1 May 1880, Page 2

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