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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9014, 29 January 1895, Page 3

Business Notices. ! THE CHRISTCHURCH DENTAL SURGERY Corner of Cashel and HighasreasM a MYERS & CO, ARTIFICIAL TEETH. — Highest Class Work ac Most Moderate Fees. From one tooth to a complete ssc inserted temporarily without exr_uonaxge. Dentur«w constructed on the Newest a_l Most SdenUflc Pi indoles. LIGHTEST. STRONGEST, and MOST DTJRABGK. AU Work guaranteed tor eatilna and speaking. A SINGLE ARTIFICIAL TOOTH, 10s. NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered foe the painless extraction of tsetu or scumpj. Perfectly Safe. Harmless, and Effective. SEE FOR ADMINISTRATION.JJ. EXTRACTION, S3 D» Consultation Free. Hours of Attendance, 9a.a.. to 6 am. Tele, phone. Surgery. 27°. Private Resldeoce--Corner of Cashel and Bacbadoes streets. Tele phone 508. & ,___ c^ Sur_aaa D\jaH* G. K. F. LiwRENGE . HAVING NOW OPENED In bis NEW PREMISES, 184 HIGH STREET; With a Large and Varied Stock of NEW and FASHIONABLE FURNITURE In all the Latest Designs, Tbe Public are respectfully invited, to Visit the • NEW SHOW . ROOMS, 184 HIGH STREET. Directly Opposite W. Strange and Co. *_—— G. K. F. LAWRENCE (18 Years with A. J. White).

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KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER _ CO., NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., LTD., CARRY the LARGEST and MOST VARIED STOCK of PROFESSIONAL and AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES In New Zealand. Latest Novelties in Hand and Doteotive Cameras just to hand • MAGISTERIAL. » — CHRISTCHURCH, Monday, January 28. (Before R. Beetham,Esq.,*iS.__). ' . CivrL Cases.—-Boardman and Quinn v Sweeney, claim £15 10a; Mr Caygill for the plaintiff, Mr Byrne for the defendants. „ ,The oUim.wa&fokcom.mi^ ' a purchaser''< 'for "■ the"' Junction '•: Hotel, Halsweil. , The defence was that the sale was not brought about by plaintiffs agency. Judgment was for defendants'wittiout costs. Judgment went for plaintiffs by default in —Butterworth Bros, v King, claim £31 13s 4d. Graham v Wilson, claim £2 ou judgment summons. The debtor did not appear, and he was ordered to pay forthwith, or in default one week's imprisonment. Iv Waite v Tipping, a claim on judgment summon** for £2 9s, the ability of the debtor to pay was nob proved, and no order was made. (Before G. Roberts and T. York, Esqa., J.Fs.) Drunkenness.—John Wilson, who was still unable, to appear, was further rer manded for a week. David Finley, who who had beed under medical treatment since January 24tb, was charged with helpless drunkenness, convicted and fined 03 and 6s 64 expenses, in default to suffer the usual alternative. A female first offender was fined 5s or twenty-four hours' imprisonment, v - . '

Collecting Subscriptions. — Annie Arnold .pleaded " Guilty " to a charge of having ab Sydenham on the 26th January collected subscriptions under falaß pretences. As the accused, who was a widow, had a child dependent upon her, bhe Bench, after hearing evidence, decided to give her a chance, and liberated her. f Larceny of a BiOYC_B.---*Augustuß Peterson, on remand, was charged with 'the larceny of a bicyole, value -820, the property, of J. R. Sinclair, of Tuam street, Christohurch. Mr T. G. Russell appeared for the accused, and Sergeanb-Major Mason' conducted the prosecution.- - The piosecubor, who was a school teacher, residing in Tuam street, identified the bicycle produced as his, which he* last saw at 8 p.m. on November sth, 1894, on the verandah at his house. Accused on two occasions in December lent a bicycle, bearing, the same number ,as the one in Conrt, to a William Kiddey. 1 Rudolph Peterson deposed to the accused having a bicycle at home,'which he-said he had borrowed. Accused had a fall which laid him up for a week, and during that time witness rode the bicycle. Detective Benjamin deposed to arresting the accused, who said he was arunk when he took the bicycle. Accused upon being cautioned reserved his defence and was commitbed for trial. Bail was allowed, accused in £50 and two sureties of £25 each. KAIAPOL Monday, January 28. (Before H. W..Bishop, Esq., S.M., andE. Feldwick, Esq., Mayor.) Cattle on" Streets.-• W. Stark, A. Knight and T. Sutherland were respectively lined 5s for allowing cattle and horses to wander on tbe streets. j Crvria Cases.—ln Nalder and Papperul v H. Harris, £3 3s, judgment was given for plaintink. AMBERLEY. . Saturday, January 26. ' (Before A. Greig and S. Coleman, Esq-, J.P.-8.) . Drunkenness, &c.—Robert Adams was charged with drunkenness and travelling on tbe railway without a ticket. He pleaded •« Guilty " and was fined £2 and costs for the breach of the railway regulation or fourteen days* imprisonment, and discharged on the charge of drunkenness. Mrs. S. A Allen's World's Hair Restoretr. - Not a temporary expedient. but a permanent restorer. ' The hail* is changed to its natural colour'and has all the ~ luxuriance of youth. Restores the | Youthful Colour., Quickly changes gray or i white hair to its natural I I colour. A perfect hair dress- I i feME»_JeiJcata!y perfumed.