RESIDENT MAGISTRATES COURT, CAMBRIDGE. Yesterday.—-(Before Captain Corbett, FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1892, 21 August 1884, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRA TES COURT, CAMBRIDGE. Yesterday.— -(Before Captain Corbett, FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.

A MAtf named James Brady, evidently an artist in the criminal line, was brought forward by Constable Brennan on four different charges under the Vagrancy Act. These were : With receiving a suit of clothes and some clo.th from Mr Craig, tailor ; receiving meat from Mr Arnold to the value of 2s 4d ; receiving groceries from Mrs McCutcheon to the value of 13s ; and a leather bag from Mr I. Bates, saddler. In each case he represented himself as the servant of Mr J. P. Thomson, and on the strength of this representation received the goods. MrJ. P. Thomson appeared, and gave evidence against the accused. His Worship, after reviewing the case and explaining the law on sucn matters, sentenced the prisoner to three months on each of the three first charges, the fourth one having been withdrawn, owing to the non-appearance of Mr Bates.

Poverty and Suffering. — "I was dragged down with debtj poverty, and suffering for years, caused by a. sick J family and large bills for doctoring which did them no good. I was completely discburaged,.until 'one year ago, by the advipe of'njy ' pailor^r procured ' Hop Bitters and commenced ■ their use, and in tmo month wo were all welli and; none of Uf.nave soop, a sick day since ;and I want, 10 say toallpoor men', you c»n keep yourfamilies well * y'ear^ith Hop Bitters 'for" less than ' one . doctors visit ttill cost. -I know'it.l'— A WoRKrNG Man. K'eadj -'*= j <*.».-,'}'' ,-J '■ '"'•- " , Ho^ioiljjETjSjiK.— fixpaso'yourjjel^day and* "night, fit too much ,wjtbQut"dxercisej ;worlc 'too' Jhati without 1 restj»doctorfaU r ;tnirtitt)6, J ' tklte.'^lljthjjyile'noitrumijjidv^js^f and .then you.-wH^