The Evening Mail. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1878.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 707, 22 June 1878, Page 2

The Evening Mail. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1878.

Mr. Shnrnsfci. M.l". R., and Mr. OMerigher ave ea h kindly p-.-sentcd a h:Jf ton o: ! to the Grammar eh--.1. V l'l anyone r'i,t'..» th- go d• x mrde s-t by tin-e g-oMe-m • .nd similar:-.- f.-vr t!:C other -eh ..-.ls ? !i t pacer's ; d e'ni dirn ; hould feel fn/tlir-r fh r..i waiter ho'-ii.-.ys will aIT-rd n,.-. c'tu dit-n ..u ..pportuni'.y of warmi: '' i.e:n=elves by heait'iiiu' > and th'ir "a:n iircsidos." for tiring has run oot at the si-hoofs, and then- is no choice at or•> ■-.■:i?. >■• ■ > .fill" r,nv. cveept the suiq.,- "..,,,,; '],;. : li!:tv l.\ b-crmiiiig rc.-por!.-.-l)Ip f.r'mM' =• [.'■•"> "worih. or so'rii ■ 'me era ;i-*< th- -;irt '-t :':'<■ Good Hr>.ni;.riLa!i._ iv.it M'.-re ;■ --of -••• 'i a lirf-'-ia'-e in t!i« \ o!ii:i----.',-er »'::'! i. v.'i.t. th ■ .s-n- '';r oiiiidrt-,i a:v. iiipt>os-d to ie rec..i\ ; n- tr.iini:!'-', ~'» t!! ; ] coat wiil be nsf-lcs- to 'hem at present. J" i.s hormd tiiar. a chimney will be bulk in tune ; for nexs summer.

At the Re.-ident Maei=tr.-.ff's Court thi? nio!-sii::7, b fee J. U\ fh;..iij!.; : J, .1 p jama-i Harris was cii»r:.-=; i v.irhem-Iwiimg4-J.. bcionJnu to Mr. Robert Snia-t, and TO renianiltd until 'I h'.!r.-o.;iy._ I«an was "ranted—in two of I/-5 eacii. Thomas >'orth*oo-!, for being d.-unk and disorderly, was lined -20*., with the cation of three days" imprisonment. A meeting of the Oamaru Pt'-eplechase Club was held last evening at tiie limpire Hivtet. Mr. F. W. O. Gnint (President) in the (hair. After the Secretary (.Mr. G. Greenfield) had read the minuter of the previous tneetintr. tlie Ciidrman .-aid tnat the meeting had "been called for the :>urp:..-,e of re.-u-citr !: n:- r the -SteelLchaie (.lui>. Several gentlemen said that there would be no ditii enlty in ruliieienr funds to have a davV meintr. and evrntuady on tlie motion of \W. M. 'lavlor, it was dec.d.d to hoi i a i mettin r on the Ist The following otliee bearers were then .■h-eS-d : resident.. I Mr. K. W r . O. < : ; ant: Vij-.-pre--ieiic, Mr. T. Y. Duncan; >coretavy. '": «i. Greenfield (ini'-nm) : Treasurer, LA:: A. C. Paterso- : .fuo.e. Mr. Stu iholmc ; Haudieapper. Mr.".''. "■••-1"-- i" : Cierk ot the ('. ni>e. Mr. F. !•_'": (."erk of tiie Scale.--, Mr. G. K. T::vl ~ : Cfi.i'.n"..tee. Me-sri. Sha'd.-. r.-% Sv"a i-iiu •"'•' i;uer. Konivne, '.V. M':-Cay, t.inVott, 'Lni'Ni- --1 'ytihl-J>l. G. U. Taylor, f).;oIeV. •' i; :wi::. Gn.eldkl' 1 , . h.j-'Mi, \'i . Gardiner. J!. Sionour. A. Th-iseson, M. Tav «-. G. A Sutton, 11. Fry, and l>r. I'--i.-;!if.u; : -':v-C'oiiiiuitUe. i.-.11. lr;-..-ri:.;e.d, "l >o ley, M'Kav, '.'. Taylor. A. Pat. i.-i. i' re-uletit, Yie'e-Presidenr. .n,v. S' e"et i- <■■>' qt'irio) ; Stewards, M. .sr~. v ;udhi im-'. "\Y." a-diner. A. H. M-utde. (..Mea-he=-. G. '.!T.e s. \Y. -). -cwa'.i, 0. -.' A':'n. ai: '• the >:,->:>. ]■;. i'■>:.-. ),._■:!. A vot of rf,:.;.!:, i, the (_'; ;.in;i.m lennmal-.-L the pp.eu._-; iniys. A sneeed mrrting of the >"orth Otri Turf <"h:». was Ite.d at the KiopiV Hoi-la-t eveninit 'J her- were •re er.t - M --x. (»"Me.i£rh-r ( Pr-s:d. Nt in the ei .t' i. G. '. Tav'...r7 11. Ki h-vd-on. (J '■;•• •ti -. .* - p..t i.-..:i, M. Ie w;o, a•: F. ; A. i>. •■ r-i. (S. citt'iryl. :he mintl e< •! rnc pr:--,ioll in- rinir ha in- : ei.li r -el and eoi.|irm-i. ti-. Seei.-taiy rat a letter imin M .P re val. Secretary of :!.e Auekiaml .i'.--ki-y Ci-ib. r<t the iii>.|U: |i; ii .a'i-.n oi" tho j-'ck-> 'y, -G e, !ut i; \>as lliou.'.t ad.v:-üb ! e i <ic .. I r.;ke air-' acion in the matter fo the pei --ut. .-m-iiher h :-• -oei the s..nie g-nt : .- | nine was al>o ack • -'-'- d. A ;ctt V inj ivad from Mr. Swl..-.y J«n-s, Secretary or

be liuiicltT' -I Cluli. in :-': i to one I- -ui Mr. l>. O'svi- u i puling the reniovn: iit the disqualification fro;,: Fi-hhook, n v. hich the writer stated th:it »•- w..u!d he i .-cwsnry for Mr. O'Brien fc> get lie X O T. CI :h to ~».>nvard ilie necessary evident* ano if tiii-i wr - don- -J! o matter voiiiu ■■■■.-. i;' '« The Chairman .-aid th--t if- " ; i mull*-.- in which the uU-irt-- oi ~!:e (.' : uh was invived. hat ifc*.v:ttunned out ••'.t whi'>- they were star.', ••£< .'hi their ui-.-mty '>Vren '.c-is ftiliVri::..:. ; ::-l that if anything cou.'.L be il*»: e 1.0 asst-l Jit... tUc tin! "• hoti'lil <!• > it. »\iter a Jong <lia-cu:-sioi>, ' : r. .Siicrwin moved, and 3-Ir. (ir>j!*nliei-i -ecoieied the follow!) g rcohi:i..ii=. copies of which «eic ordered i<. he -. ; D ..'r. '.' Brie;! :—I. "Th.'it til!: '. ill!.' r. greU ;S the >Vcr«.-i--.y of die I>;:nc-iii-•h>. kt-V < 'lith S-ho:iM. ill llis let'':!■ to Mr. O'i-ric-r., chy.'ee i!ih Cint- ivich cit.-c-'-urvi.oy. that this Ciu!< e'iii.-i<(or.s it t.>re;:!v to the eh:<rg.? f inasmuch '-he reUirv of :!;e iuTtK.d ; n Joe!; y CI-:-. h:wt r.ot tlii'i!.-ht proper '-'1 jii.ake eh..: *n any direct cotntn«n : e:.ti--H to ihws Club." 2. That the .S. uretury be instructed to forward to Mr. O'Urien a c;->py ti»-* ri-.-oJution j>a.-.sc;l at tiie meet jits of the *-oi-'li Otr.j-.'i Turf Chi!» on the J4i.li J.nuiitry. hy which the was removed from i-'is-b----hood, which .-csointioji ;ho reasons which guided the >"erth <Tun ("lib in arriving at irs dcc'sion.' '1 v.'o account* having been t-:ts --- i tor paymon, and :i vote of thanks accorded to the C.air, the meeting terminated. We would call the attention of fho--n interested t-> the important sale o!" Mr. l' a r t'.s property. .';e-. tiiat will be held on Tuesday next at Wainiate bv .Messrs. Fleming and Heiliev.

It wiil ho. ?ei:n on reference to our adve. tiding eohn «ns ihat the late Mr. ML>'ab will reci-tvea Maamde burial to-morrow. T-'-morrow's Wesley Ch.ureh services will be conducted in the nieniti g by the i!ev. H. Powshurv. and in the evening hy the Itev. A. B. Todd.

Tltß <n*ertaiii"ici:t announced in another coltuna. the p oceits of which are to lie (h vot d to ti-e fiitids of the Sunday School conducted in the Wnitaki Hall, will he a most interesting one, and s<'mewli.~t novel fur <>.i!:i:'ru. In .nr b yiiood d.:y.s, when the mairi'- 1 i"tera was in its infancy, school children a: •' thf-ir friends were frequ< ntly ddight-.il .v.d instructed by a display of its wonders. Since then the science of transferring objects on to a canvas sdeen has liicii quite revolutionised. Photographs are now xircA in the iaut.rn. and give one an iihaof 'oeing aettiaily in ile- pre., nee of the gre;>te.-t pe/.-onrge* of the period, and pie-tttrr-s are bnrrrv.'-d from even n tture itself, as in the case of ferns and flowers. So far as the exhibition of dissolving views announced for Monday evening next is concerned, we have every confidence in recommending even-body to be present. If the entertainment d es not prove instructive to i adults, it wiil at le-st he entertahdeg, if i only for the reason that it will i:;struei and deHght the lit ! e on s. We are glad to obs'-rve that scve ot Sankey's I?ymus will be sung from mil ;c and wonls thro-ou upen a screen. Few who he.nl them willf -dily foriret the pleasing m-.amer in which t eia deliahtful meiodies were snng on the oc«aaiun'of Dr. Somorville's visit to Oamarn.

The announcement -which appears in .•mother column of LIO reward oife.-ed by Mr. Ni.li'i •■:-. frr information thit sri.' 1 led to the convi-tion of per.-oiis who a-e m .;e? 1 !i: of stealing duck- fom the it -pe-ty of thaD ,fi!tleiiiin i 3 evidence of a very loose -rat.; "of moradty ou th- part of some person or persons unfortunately unknown. It if most unpl-isint t, ..en robberies occur i:> a spar- v pep;i'a:ed oca'dty, and it behoves the s-ettlers in the" vicinity of Richmond's Crossing to make every off rt to d-s----covur thf delinquent, and rid th -\:.-llv'S of sucn "b=d nrobi-h." The robi-ii-ies have' been -ystematiendy pcroerr-.te- by some one wh . i* thorouidi'y f.-quamted with the J .remises of Mr. Ki •!>•.! >n. We can scarce y think that a far—- .- • idd be guilty of such meanness, aid brieve th •- it would not be I difficult to point o t the delinquent.