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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7080, 28 February 1893, Page 3

The United Ancient Order of Druids incite members to attend Grand Lodge meeting, to-morow evening, at 6.80, at Foresters’ had* The banquet takes place in the Oddfellows’ hall, at 9 p.m. Captain Sutter, J.P„ and Mr H. B. Quin* ness, J.P., occupied the bench at theEesident Magistrate’s Court this morning. Four first offenders, charged with drunkenness, were fined 6s each. Andrew Moir, and B. Mao* kenzie, old offenders, were fined 10s each; in default 7 days imprisonment. John McLeod, a seaman on the Araby Maid, was charged with assaulting the master, Robert Stenhouse, the second mate, William Maokie, and the steward, James Ritchie. Mr White appeared for the captain and his officers. The charge had been partly beard on Monday. On Saturday night the captain was giving themrn 100 to go ashore with, but for certain reasons he refused to give prisoner money. After making a demand for it and being refused prisoner picked up a heavy inkstand containing three bottles, and was going to bring it down on the captain’s bead, when the steward caught his arm. Called in the second mate, and accused, the mate, and the steward had a rough and tumble in the cabin, accused striking and kicking them, and the captain had to call further assistance. Corroborative evidence was given by the mate and steward, and Constable Beddek proved the arrest. McLeod was very violent. The JJench sentenced him to three months’ imprisonmment on each charge, the sentences to be concurrent. Captain Stenhouse then charged McLeod with wilful neglect of duty on board ship, and ho was on this charge further sentenced to 12 weeks hard labour, to forfeit 30 days’ pay, to pay 42s costs of prosecution, witnesses 18s and court costs 7s. “ Where are you going my pretty maid ?” «• To the store for some Biscuits, Sir,” she said, “ Whose Biscuits my pretty maid ? ’ “ Why AriSEBEOOK’fI Oswegos, Sir,” she said,' —[Advt]

Public Notices U.A.OD, TIMARU LODGE. 4 MEMBERS are incited to attend the GRAND LODGE MEETING, as visitors, TO-MORROW EVENING, at 6.30 sharp, in the Foresters Hall. Banquet at 9 in Oddfellows’ Hall. v. MM *■ IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS EAB TERN EMPIRE JEFOOATS, OP PARSORA, PARMER, A BANKRUPT. , •WTOTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J3I the District Court of Timara and Oamaru (being a local Court of Bankruptcy), hae this day made an Order declaring the Bankruptcy closed, and has appointed the 2 Ist DAY OP MARCH, 1893, at the Courthouse, Timara, as the time and place for hearing the Bankrupt’s application for an order of Discharge. Dated this 27th day of February, 1893. JNO. W. WHITE, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. IXB.. PORK SHOP. WHEN down the street of an afternoon thrifty Housewives should NOT FAIL to inspect the GREAT VARIETY OP SMALL GOODS AT THE IXL PORK SHOP. Consisting of ? Black Puddings Tripe White Puddings Cow Heel German Sausages Saveloys Pork Sausages Pork Pies Oxford Sausages And Dairy-Fed Pork. Families Waited on Daily. * W- TUTTON, MAN * GBR. Wantad. JpOR Cheap Furniture, Spring Mattresses, Glassware, Crockery, Brushware, Cutlery, and Carpets, try BENNETT 8, Opposite Shamrock Hotel, Stafford Street, Timarn. ANTED KNOWN *PHNEOS®, Premier Bootmaker, has now opened out a parcel of Beautiful Goods, direct from the English markets, of all kinds suitable for Present and Coming Season. Address— Opposite King’s Vvcables.

LING Fieb, Salmon, Sardines, Freeh and Kippered Herrings, Herrings in Tomato Sauce, good Feed Cats (last Season’s) only 7s per sack, new Toilet Sets, Glassware, Vases, &c-, in great variety, just landed ex “ Arawa,” at KEBNOHAN, MoOAHON & CO.'S, COBNBB N OBTH AND OhOSS StEEETB. /1 AY —LADIES’ SLIPPERS, Ladies’ I. Shoes, Children’s Slippers and Shoes, bast Value in the Trade, at ADAM* & CO.’S. k DDMISTB from all Departments marked down to Clear, See Centre Table and Show Boom. ADAMS & CO. EVERYBODY COME AND BEE our immense Stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing in all the Leading Styles. JUST OPENED UP-58 Colonial All Wool Men’s Suits, 28# 9d worth 36s 9d • 150 Boys’ Colonial Kniober Suits, guaranteed All Wool. 8a lid, 10a 9d, 13s 9d, and 150 9d. _____ DAVIES & MURPHY.