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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 828, 22 June 1871, Page 3

The • South London Press ' reports an address of Mr Spurgeon to a party of butchers. It would seem to have been a very sensible address, which he thus concluded—" On Sunday you know the commandment is, 'You shall not be happy. It would be a great wrong if a preacher made you smile.' I don't believe it. I make people laugh on Sunday. I believe that the risible faculties do as much good as the faculty which makes us cry. I don't think it wrong to make people laugh on Sunday. There are more flies caught by honey than vinegar."

ANTED, a WAITER. Apply Y Post Office Hotel, Westport. TENDERS "WANTED. RENDERS are required for the alteration and building of the Pakihi Hotel, situated opposite the Roman Catholic Church, Charleston. Plans and Specifications to be seen at Grady's Hotel, Westport, and Regan's Post Office Hotel, Charleston. Tenders close on Saturday, the 24th instant, at Regan's Post Office Hotel, Charleston. GUM BOOTS! GTTM BOOTS! )LENTY of the RIGHT SORT JUST TO HAND At SIMPSON'S TO LET, CHEAP, r | iHE CASINO, Preeman-Streefc, Westport; Containing a Large Room 20 x GO; suitable for a store, <&c. Apply to E. J. O'CONOR Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WESTLAND NORTH, Holden at Westport. In Bankruptcy. IN RE ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, A BANKRUPT. "VT O T I C E.— JLM John Bbaithwaite, of Caledonian Terrace, Westport, has become Trustee herein, and a public sitting herein will be held on Saturday, 24th June next, at the Court House, Westport, at ten o'clock forenoon, when the Bankrupt will apply for an order of discharge. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, June 20th, 1871.