Nklson Gas Company pays a dividend of 65- per cent. The French novel is supplied with all the i idclicacics of the season. The Lyttelton Times says that, during a recent sitting of the Amberly Police Court, the constable several times called out “ silence,” and on enquiry it appeared that the only noise was the chattering of the unfortunate witness’s teeth with the cold. It is stated that a distressed parent favored the police with the following dcscripton of a daughter who was supposed to have eloped—“ Tall, fair, and three or four years younger than she looks.”
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Patea Mail, 19 August 1880, Page 3
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