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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7069, 15 February 1893, Page 3

Mr Joseph King, o£ the Ohristadelphiaus > baa a reply to the Key. Mr Brown, in our , advertising columns. i Mr J. W. Mathieson, hairdresser, notifies | that ho is shout to commence business in 1 Stafford street. | A meeting of those interested in rendering aid to the sufferers in Queensland, will be held at the Town Hell, to-morrow evening, at 8 o’clock. Mr Vincent Pyke will have it that Central Otago is the future garden of Sew Zealand, and its future orchard too. Mr Geo, Pearson has some specimens of plume from that quarter which, as far as size goes, practically corroborate Mr Pyke. A lad of 15, named Michael Sullivan, met with a nasty accident last evening. He was felling trees at Mr Hamilton's, Woodlands, and in some way a tree fell upon him, crush* ing one of his upper arms badly. Ho was carefully taken to the hospital, where an endeavour will bs made to save the arm, though from the nature of the injury it is considered doubtful if it can be done. Captain Edwin yesterday predicted a northerly gale between midnight to-day and Saturday. It arrived a day before contract date. All the morning the dull and ragged state of the clouds over the ranges betokened a nor’-wester blowing there, and at 115 p.m, the first puffs reached Timaru of a strong steady hot wind from that quarter, a genuine nor’-wester, of medium strength.. Ihrough the afternoon the cloud over the bill was thick and black, indicating heavy rains up there and on the other side. Highly Recommended for invalids and Delicate Children —Atjlsebeook’s Cracknel!, Digestive, and Arrowroot Biscuits.- [Advx.] At Court this morning 0. A. Wray, Esq , R. dealt with a few civil oases. The following cases went by defaults—D. Zander v. H. Carton, claim £5 18s 7d, costs 10s ; T. J. Kennedy v. 0- Holloway, claim-. £2 10s, costa 7e; B- Gould v. L. Padget, claim £2 12a lid, and costs 6s. In 0. Kelly v. G, Felder, claim £2 7a and costs 6s, judgment summons, an order was made for payment of £1 next Saturday, and the balance by weekly instalments of 2s 6d. The quarterly session of the Wai Lodge, 1.0.G.T., was held last evening in their lodge room, Cullmanntown, Bro< R. W. Marshall, 0.T., presiding. After the usual preliminaries one candidate was proposed. The following officers were then installed 0.T., Bro, E. W. Marshall; V.T., Sister I. Millar; S. P., Sister 0. Shaw ; T., bister J. Mihs ; F.S., Sister 9. McCullough ; M., Bro. E. W Marshall ; D.M., Sister A. Bock j S,, Bro. A. Mills ; G. Bro. W. Torrance. After the election of a Grand Lodge representative, the lodge went into harmony, when several of the sisters and brothers contributed songs, ably and efficiently accompanied by Sister Book on tbe organ. Votes of thanks to the installing officers and visitors brought tbe session, which was a most enjoyable one, to a close. " Where are you going my pretty maid ?” 11 To the store for some Biscuits, Sir, she said “ Whose Biscuits my pretty maid ?” “ Why Atjlsbbeook’s Oswegos, Sir,” eh said. —[Advi]