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foregoing seem not so improbable as it did when first read in'England. — “ Lyttelton Times.” All the Chinese residents of South Canterbury seemed to have, flocked in to hear the charges of larceny against two of their countrymen, at the • K.M. Court. About twenty different types of Celestial beauty were present. V ■ / Two men named Chamberlain and Eyan were before the B.M. Court yesterday at Christchurch for assaulting one of the Exhibition attendants named Anderson last night. They met him in the street, and one of them knocked him down, Anderson informed a constable, but as he would not arrest the prisoners, not having seen the assault, ho followed them himself, and then they set upon him and severely maltreated him. His cries brought Detective Neil from his house, and Ryan turned his attention to the new comer, and after striking him in the face, both men .got off. Neil, however recognised them, and they were arreste *. Byan got a month, and Chamberlain, who was imprisoned not long ago for the same sort of thing, got two months. A ibanquet was held at Delmonico’s recently in New/York; It whs at an annual gnthering of the • “ Titans.” .No ;man under 6ft. 2in, is entitled *to membership. ; “Led to the altar,” has long been 'considered the correct newspaper phrase instead of the mere vulgar . words, married” or “ wed,’) but the “ San Erancisco Newsletter,” and other Transatlantic papers, have gone further and altered the familiar titles of births, marriages’and deatas, into the ihore poetical pnes of the cradle, the altar, and the tomb. A Chicago editor adopted the following novel style of announcing ‘f joy in the honse.” ; The editor of the “Chicago Post” aoknowledged the receipt this; morningfrom the authorised source, of a personal item, of the masculine presuasion weighing nine pounds.” ■'

Wanted. W ANTED TO SELL—J-Aore Section, jin -Buchanan’s ; Taddock, very cheap. Apply to J. Allan, Buchanan’s Paddock.■ • ■ : ’ ANTED to Purchase—Raw ■ Horse , , Hair, the combings from manes and tails. . , Bourne,; Upholsterer, Sophia Street. WANTED— A MARRIED COUPLE without encumbrance. Woman to be good Cook and Housekeeper. Apply Mr Walter Fry, Anderson’s Building. WANTED KNOWN—Orders and Repairs punctually attended to and executed in West Bud styles N.B. Penrose’s next Crawford’s, Saddler. WANTED— The Public to know difficulties are •to be' met by applying to W. Penrose’ the PREMIER BOOTMAKER, whose shop is how replete with Winter Goods in great Variety.,, WANTED KNOWN—That Mr Tichbon is now showing at his Furnishing’ Establishment the most beautiful selection of Velvet Pile and other Cretonnes ever introduced into the colonies. VTTANTED KNOWN—That Tichbon’s VV Real Brussels Carpet, at 3/11 per yard, and Tapestry Carpet at 2/9, are the Cheapest Lines in Town. Come' and inspect the New Metallic Chain and Ppring Mattrass, now being shown.. —Main South Road. TTCTANTED KNOWN—That. the re-, VV L mainder of MRS TICHBON’S Millinery and Fancy Drapery is now being offered at a price to secure a Speedy Sale as that Department will be positively closed in a few days. Come and see these GREAT BARGAINS and decide for yourself. WANTED KNOWN—That S. ANDERSON, Bootmaker, has REMOVED to the premises next to the “ Little Dust Pan,” where can be seen a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, not to be surpassed in the Timaru District. Inspection invited. TANTED KNOWN—That J. Golding , , has taken the whole of the block of Buildings lately occupied by'“Messrs Murray and Co„ at the corner of Church and Sophia streets, and has opened the same as Private Dining and ' Refreshment Rooms, with the best attendance,- at Moderate Charges. Splendid accomodation for • Boarders. • Every 1 comfort guaranteed, : ; L at© Advertisements 10 LET— Crawford’s Residence, Great NorthRoad. Apply, CRAWFORD’S, Saddlery Warehouse. rBNDERS are invited for ALTERATIONS to Messes TAYLOR AND IOWIB’S STORE, Plans, &o„ to be seen t my Office, where tenders will be received in or before WEDNESDAY, the 12th inst. -F, J. WILSON, Architect.

NOTICE OP REMOVAL, ■ r.' THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ’AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) have REMOVED into their NEW PREMISES North Side of Bank of New Zealand. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S OFFICE is also REMOVED into same Building, F. LeCREN. Timaru, June 19,1882. V. R. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIMARU and OAMARU Holden at Timaru. In the matter of “The Debtors and Creditors Act 1876” and of the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of John Mulobhv of Timaru laborer a debtor. This is to notify that the said John Muloehy has this day filed a statement that he-is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. The first meeting of creditors to be held at the District Court House Timaru on Monday the 17th day of July 1882 at the hour of 11 o’clock in the forenoon. Dated this sth day of July 1882. THOMAS HOWLEY, Clerk of Court. WllililAM ToSSWIIiIi, Solicitor for the debtor. y. B. Under the Distinguished Patronage of their Excellencies Sat George Bowen and But James Ferchjsson. TIMARU MEDICAL DISPENSARY. RWATKlN&lmportor of Pure Drugs, , Chemicals, Patent Medicines, and Toilet Requisites. Watkins’ Pectoral Cough Syrup, the best remedy for Goughs, Colds, and all affections of the Chest. Watkins’ Chilblain Liniment, a sure cure for unbroken Chilblains. Agent for De Fury’s celebrated remedy for Asthma. _ , Prescriptions Prepared with Great Accuracy at all Hours. Private Consulting 5 Rooms.