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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2841, 23 March 1878, Page 2

A member of the .Common Council of Baltimore recently refused to rote for lamps in front of a tabernacle, as he " did'nt like to encourage such places." He changed bis mind, however, when he learned that the tabernacle was a chnreb, and not a saloon, as he had supposed. Charles Fox and his friend Hare, both much incommoded by duns, were together in a house, when, seeing; some shabby men about the door, they grew afraid lest they were bailiffs in search of one of them. Not knowing which was in' danger, Fox opened the window, and calling to them, said, "Pray, gentlemen, are you foxhunting or hare-hunting ? " (For remainder ot N*wt t+Jhmrik PmgtJ I AM requested to suggest thai the Public will refrain from expressing any opinion at the Fublie Meeting to ba held on MONDAY next bi to Iho Icgnlil y of recent expenditure incurred bj the Local Bodies, it having been determined by a. number of citisena to test* Ihe queaWon in a Court of Law. 2274 W. F&4R. MUSICAL TREAT! : FOE A FEW DAYS LONGER. H. OTTCZSSY. TNSTRUMKNT AND MUSIC BELLEB, X of Auckland, har ARRIVED at GRAHAMSTOWN, and IS NOW OPJUf AT OWEN BTKEKT, Qrahamatown, opposite Allaway'a Eating Home, and will CLOSE on MONDAY, April lit; H. C. baa brought a well.selected and Choice Stock of Mutic, Musical Instruments, and reqauites of the 1 nest qualities, and he intends offering them at the very lowest re* j muneratire prieoe, as ha ii finally living up butintis in Auckland, and leaving for Eog> land.. . ' . Harmonium in walnut, £18. ■'' ■ ? Piano in walnut, by Bord, £15. Be in time forth* Bargain* Gome at one*. Ho reasonable offer refused. fj||