LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16547, 12 June 1919, Page 5

LYTTELTON NEWS

i • MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Mr is. E. McCarthy, S.M., piesided at the Magistrate's Court yesterday, when ft first offender far drunkemiees was convicted and fined 10s. Roderick Gallagher and Patrick Duffy, charged with having procured liquor during the currency of their prohibition orders were each convicted and fined £2 Rnd coats. Basil Tvlcr, (or a similar offence, waa convicted and ordered to come up for sentence when called upon. An application for the cancellation of an order for the maintenance of an illegitimate child by Ludic Watson, a nutive, was adjourned for two months in order to procure the necessary documents from the Native Land Court. | "PADDJ'S MARKET." I A "Paddy's Market" is to bo held under the auspices of the Seamen's Institute on Norwich Quay, commencing to-morrow. A number of stalls, stocked with produce, clothI jug, and sundries will be opened for bnßinees I at 10 .o'clock in the forenoon. DO YOU ? fTTHE constant uao of good quality Toilet J- Soap ensures a Good Complexion, while inferior soaps permanently injure the skin, making it rough and parched. We have nn extensive assortment of high-grade Toilet Soap. Try Salutis Soap—valuable akin soap equal to the best on the market. Price Is fid. F4923-2577 FORBES, LIMITED. MARKET" on Norwich Quay, XT FRIDAY, June 18th, starts 10 a.m. If raining will. bo held in Seamen's Institute. Proceeds in add of Institute. Bargains for Everybody. 2578