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BUSINESS NOTICES. VISIT JW. GIBB'S FINE ART DEPOT, MORTEN'S BUILDINGS, Near Post Office. > ; Specialities: Picture Framing. All kinds of Pictures. Artists' Colours and Materials. JAMESON, ANDERSON ft CO., 183 HEREFORD STREET. o o^V^^ Sold st axx Gaociag. WHOLE VALUE IN TEA—NO PBIXKg. GREAT Changes in the Furniture Trade. A Wholesale Manufacturer Sailing Direct to the Public st Wholesale Kates. A Special Line o. Extension Dining Tables from £2. All Goods Manufactured at.our Steam Factory, 211 Kilmore street (opposite- Normal School). A Great Variety of- Novelties at cur Retail Branch, 221 Cashel street West. Our only place; of business. W. PYKE. 909 Proprietor. TF you value your Boots, you must use Empire Co.'a Boyal Blacking. J. PATTERSON. TAILOR, 219 CASHEL STREET. STYLE AND FINISH UNSURPASSED, AT MODERATE PRICES. TUSSICURA cures Coughs of long standing, promotes easy expectoration. Price 2s 6d. Obtainable everywhere. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, of Beautiful Lifelike Appearance, with Perfect Masticating Power. GUARANTEED 10 YEARS. SETS FROM £1 Is. SINGLE TOOTH ss. Teeth Stopped Painlessly, ss; Otherwise No Fee. We absolutely Guarantee our Extractions Entirely Painless. PURE GAS, 2s 6d; EXTRACTIONS 2s 6d and Is. We.guarantee the teeth exactly the same as used by others who Charge Double. £1000 to any Irving person proving otherwise. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, ' 216 HIGH. STREET, (Next Mes.rs Simpson and Williams). Branches: Wellington, Dunedin, Auckland. MAGISTERIAL. c CHRISTCHURCH. TiiunsDAr, September 14. (Before J. C. Sopp and W. Hayward, Esqs., J.P.'sl Alleged Wife Desertion.—The charge against Walter William Rowe of having wilfully deserted his wife was withdrawn on her application. Drunkenness. —For having been found drunk, a first offender who did not appear was fined ten shillings or to be imprisoned for forty-eight hours. Thomas Turvey, who did not appear, was charged, with having been drunk in Colombo street the night previous, whilst on horseback. He was fined 20s or to be imprisoned for seven days. (Before R. Beetham, Esq., S.M.) Civil Cases.—ln the following cases judgment went for the plaintiffs by default, with costs:—Reid and Gray (Mr Scott) v. T. Taiaroa, £34 6s; J. Leo v . J. Lee, £21 18s 3d; Bowron Bros. v. W. Morris, £21 10s; Mason, Struthers and Co. (Mr Harris) v. Burnside Dairy Factory Co., £5 10s; Mary Smith v. Jos de Lahentv, £2 Os 7d ; Geo. McClatchie v. W. E. Rose, £2 15s 6d: F. J. Archbold v. G. Cromptoh, £1 Is 6d ; John Campbell v Mrs D. Baxter, £3 16s 6d. Chas Batchelor v. W. Tillett, claim £32 17s, value of jewellery detained. Mr Beattie appeared' for the plaintiff and Mr Russell for the defendant, who submitted that the jewellery had been erven to his late wife, and was not illegally detained. After hearing evidence, his Worship said he must hold that the jewellery was given away, nor had it been proved that the defendant ever had the jewellery in his possession. Judgment would be for the defendant. W. Carson vF. W. Del-main and Co., claim £5 damages. Mr Dounellv appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Russell for the defendant Company. Plaintiff claimed that by the negligence of his driver on two occasions, «th'? defendant damaged plaintiff's hor_e,?cart and harness to the extent of £5. A large number of witnesses were examined, after which his Worship gave judgment for plaintiff |pr £2 and Court costs, and solicitor's fee r , His Worship held that the first collision jßas purely accidental.. Maggie Wickbauk, - . Mrs Kennedy, claim £2 3s 7d, value of,„or the return of, certain chattels. Adjourned until Saturday for further evidence. , ■ - \ - WAIMATE. Th-Tssday, September 14. (Before Major Keddell, S.M.) By-Laws.—George Boyes and B. 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