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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2498, 23 March 1881, Page 3

A little tbree-year-old wanting something of his mother when she was busy with the baby, she said, “Go away ; I can’t bother, with yon now.”—“What did you have so many children for if you can’t take care of ’em ?” was the unexpected retort. Reading Made Uneasy.—rWe have heard it said that no Frenchman or Frenchwoman has ever yet been fdirpd who can correctly articulate this ‘ Thimblerig Thistlewaite thievishly thought to thrive through thick and through thin by throwing the thimbles about, but he was thwarted and thwacked and thumped and thrashed with thirty-three thousand thistles and thorns for thievishly thinking to thrive through thick and through thin by throwing the thimbles about.

For conformation of News see fourth 'gage. • , . v. C- BATTEBY, N.Z.A. THE BATTERY will PARADE in full dress at 10 p.m. TO-NIGHT at the Barracks. A. St. G. HAMERSLEY, v Captain C. Battery, N.Z.A. • COMMERCIAL BOARDING HOUSE, NEXT STONE’S HOTEL. THE Undersigned has taken the above premises and hopes by strict attention to merit the Working Men’s patronage Board and Residence, meals and beds to suit the times, at moderate. charges. T. WATTS, .Proprietor, DISSOLUTION OP' PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE. ■ THE PARTNERSHIP Hitherto existing between james Turner • Latham and James Meehan, carrying on business as BUTCHERS has .this day been DISSOLVED by mutualconsent. The-afore-said James Latham haying taken .over the' Timaru portion of the above business will receive all debts and .pay all monies owing by the late firm. (Signed) JAMES MEEHAN. ;. JAMES TURNER LATHAM. Witness — 1 : John’ Reilly • IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, WE have taken over the AGENCY of this Insurance Company, and in future all Premiums will be payable to us.