POLICE COURT.—Saturday.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXI, Issue 5520, 3 May 1875, Page 3

POLICE COURT.— Saturday.

[Before Tno-«. Beckham, Esq., R. M.] Duuijkennes^. — William McKeon and William L'ook were severally fined 10s. and costs, with the alternative of 48 hours' imprisonment with hard labouo. Vaurancy. — Mary Walton was charged with being a rogne *nd a vagabond. A number of previous convictions for drunkenness, &c, had been recorded against her. Sh« was sent to gaol for one year with hard labour.

I>KAl\s'hbS.- 1 pi i. -mine no i i.nimc.iit is ncckd to the appended letlci tium u i expectable settler, to w horn I foiwdi'lod ii lm.v (if mc.dn.inu iuinpi»nncli.d Irom the roi i)iu (l)\ a ill Un^uisliod AulKI.ukI Chemist) of the puiiLiii.il AuiMt in biiKlAiiil . -" Maketu, Uuy of I'leutj.Ucn-uiliti 2, ia74.- lJuu Sir,— Allow me tender my in ist MiiLcie l lumks to you for the benefit 1 have received lioin the mcdicino uupplied by you for deafiii>n 1 i i.tujiwra lust I lwve been suffenujf from naHialdeAiiiLM: but lust summer, owimj I «uppo«« to too frequent b.ithiug: 1 becamo totally deaf, and an acquaintance of mine called my attoution to your uherlibement. I had been under the <*rc ot th« 'telebiated 1 (ioyuo) but did not recelv* any benefit from his treatment ; conioquently, wai ntbtr (to use a borrowed phrase), 'uuborsomo, 1 but In October wroto to you, and tho beginning of November I received your medicine. After four d»y« treatment [ lwul partially recovered tuy henrlnff, but being obliired to jjo up the country, 1 loft off the treatment. On my return, atlcr a forlnifht'i abienc*, I reiumed the uie of your remedy. 1 lmvo now quite recovered my hearing', so much no, as to be quite annoyed at any of my fnondi speaknigr in a loud tone. You are at liberty to imblwh this, with many tfaanki. Believe, &c, Andrbw McMillan, To Mr. X. B. Hannaford, Hi«h-^reet M -iAM»;