Local and General.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 934, 12 August 1891, Page 2

Local and General.

' The fambriß ga'mb'liia^casinW bf' r t« Carlo, m Monucp, iHitoibj&^Wned.tfejifcyear .The ownern ( of tl.«e fi table». haver 9ffer,e< Prinoo 1 jchtenetej.o ■ten, inji/jjop., fr^q^i ( £4oQ,ooQ; : for pariuispipntp.^ (^em uf lit Yadutz. ':....';'.. .■ !,/;-■,. if .?,;;<■« ni .., A .cable froui London,; Buys :-*fSi«"J' Gorut considers that the buocbhb ojs- Shu labour party ip.J^ew Zofila.9 i^,,. < and,.,J^ew BoutU, W^las^ill oncoiiriijje m England,- and torce 6aoiJ;niitej3.|!afry,l^ti gensrnl olecti'o.n to giyp djfltinpt. i pj«4?Ri' ho thut tbenext .Pttrjja^ejnt;,^!!} .^; v u;i able to ayo'ifi le^giala.Un^.on^a^Pja^qjie

, One of therfcing incjuajrjosvof church r is i the manufacture .flltoV-jpegWi the; McLean , (Pickling! $0,. wJipjthavfy^ltt largest and most compje£e )n vjnqffsrijjpj.iwt m the colonies, a Rpeoiulity of this branch. , Tli.e trade reports show that mm Royal br'ahci wfeiti^Wfoh^' pushed ipti the markets. 'ribd'aß^lTft '-le'cil article can bo" : 'BiiY>iyiilo"it f a'^W"di>» sille'ra'ble Vediibtiori In 'Jric'e' 1 tin 1 trt/e'Vilu-J ported yine'sitf; 1 Whilst .inequality' i 8, ;M iW lea3t casual td fh^' beet imported; brdhiin, there should be a steady demand if oif «th& Royal Brand';; .i'.T"M «] l l lf^ : tpMbßSovT' . beiftg Dayi Special tram arrJfthge'ments f .'writ"™ t jn, .force, . as .also, pn >a|;iij i d.ay for .„ ,%}}& Hunt Cloo SieeplooliaBe.8 t ,: .«.r' „/>i 0,,,,r o ,,,,r r r jilti is reported on tl»e ; i Bdui'se-tbatithe Argentine Republic is wit ling 'tpefftrafet i thejacrarigementrof its fitancitS'r .t6 a •EuropeiansiCoiivnisflionV' '-v ,1 "MviL flnn . Thk orqin»cy montlr^ J BpriffißridßB : ''Tbwd''B^rdi;"Wfiio^;j^Qnrfjl be beid tomqriiow (ppening," bafs Di ; en postponed until Monday evening to meet 'the 1 convenience of 'sOrii^ df'iii^'iWenlYiera. We regreb taleac^ s that tue Rev, W. West, is seriously indis'poseJ. ,. He ..was andiilr, Elrasjie^ti, (J^ri§tc^r«b^ v o||-{ ciated mliis stead. T . ,'. . „ :. ■;• .•■•■..:•■■! if- •••.•ific.ni!> »v>.jar!.>ir'<> At the .Qhristohurch Police Godrt on Friday, three jewellers were eactt'!fin«i"a pound for allowingl .btiyillto work m their .workshops after the statutory houri on rf'Sa'turdky^ Wkllington shop assistants are getting' up a petffcfqn in/fftjv^ift^ 9I; the Shop Hours Bill, and expect that ii will carry at leasts four t,houa^nd ; signti,ture|. Curiously enough, amongst the ainnjtories are.matiy .of ibftslttaU shopkeepers whose interests, it is said, the Bill runs coonterito. ;ur. I.i :- U 7/ nr> .;!:J"Uiff AO In another column Mr J. W. Perry, tailor, Christchurch, has a business announcenientr, ■ ;Mjc Perry hBß^o|^been known m Canterbury as an efficient and economical tailor, jind Ellesraere people who want well cut ploihes at a moderate price cannot rdo s be,t^r^haji v pay him a> yisifc, '..; ' T i. ; X^- J 'i'J Ik the Killincby district a consider able)«rfe^df is/in crop t b}isj3§ason, Messrs Davidson,' $ody*andTSariV crops | are looking extremely f wey.. Mr Levett has a particularly ljna crqrrof oata, and certainly one of the best looking crops of w^eat.jn,the .district^,..^^ r , _ The hopes ofHh^farmers'We-on*-Fri-day evening, when the rain set m m a steady^ determined sort- of wayj''as\^/t meant to keep*on for a week or two. The hopes, however, were vain, for on Saturday we had~a~~?ecurrence of the unseasonable spring weather which is doing nobody any!gQpd& Mr N. Basaie writes, fft i^P |"wi^h regard id the repVrt of -the prtweldii/gs m the K.M. Court, Leeston, last week, that the roan -accd'sed^of larceny was Dennis Gay, laborer, not Dennis Gaze, fisherman.,; No one: of/ Bulphv«n4me has been known m tne El lesmere fishery. A ebeting of the Leeston Football Club was held, on Monday .evening to make 'arrangements 'fqje.^ tlje'.' annual Social. "It waa 'decided that it should take the form of a dance, and the 11th September was -fixed as a suitable date. It has since, hpwever, been learned that that evenin^)has;been alr^£dy>nliounced for another entertainment, and the club will probably alter their date. . Mi^.Parnb^ is Very much, m y eyidenqe j o'st now. 1 V : The' Be) ia^M/em yak formally renounc^i<i, Jim/ ;-^, imiQmj \ wants the Freeman's Journal to throw him. over.: : He is going tox brings rou* a new daily under the name of the Irish New'*\ ' '■' His marriage with ' Mis" "d^fiea has not done niuch to rehabilitate him, indeed , Archbishop Walsh deplaresjihat I the marriage Jjas. only deepeqecf bis

Wales lias d>M»&Ojat .fife insertion pt a man's jwmepn * 'rst]&c\rpxsj»t#&lito{'\* «||fhaphn qufjstjpn of Wmlesfe <||>lfl h|| eni^tiainc even thott&ii the <|rciirtaip?Bß (||: a: oo<i|!ehtial naJgjbreV M^hkrjb is ij^i \^prpinsr 4)t tKg- Irw»»H Spf)r ''fliw'ti n^UJtpX^ 1 <1 J^wJ-*' 8 - m ff wachirfef la^'lv^T'iipor^^^K^KpoclaU ly adapted for cl^anin^ dove ami other seeds. ant 1 an inspection of it woald repay the ferment of the district. One of the largest processions seen m Sotitnbridf»je for a Ions: time followed the •the grave on Sunday afternoon. Folly a hundred vehicles followed the hearsg besides a number of frleind's'lif^tnT'clei ceased on foot and on horaebafk. Mora tht i n.shjVWcAh<>ft / ot J tl,e L.0.L., of which Mr Winter was jLDlgJDJiftEjhflaried tne niflTancßoly" procession. The service bouse, the special service at the grave Many people 5 iti this 'district Wsh)tf&' r \n^\ h r^ikUt^\s^Comerlm, aanghter of tljej^choo^m^ter'iStffJ^reliWettn, met with a. •y.ec^.serions accident m jGhristdhdccli -«6u^ ' T -WfiUe < With* fLvh Rhow^?; -Jj^j horse bolted, and collided with an express wag* on at the co^^of^w^./intt.Pflljcnn.bp streets, destroying t(ie,bag«yj, andiihtowing both ladies .heavily, Knowjias escapedr;witli/a : -«eve^Bh^n^j;'^|^'^i;ig]s ppm^^rd' a' iC^cfl^p'n .qfitQe brainY and was badl) cut about that face. Theanjuries AreTveify. «eribdg, \rnti .'httpfe .are-enterfciinedof ■her ! r«fe'dvety'. i iIL - a lJ The Salyiition ktmfsMabiiht ßdkSk has obtained employrtient m the .Jforfh a-iinmber ! ; of 'Gkflfifeffify men at JS ush ( fftl I li ng, and roftdtiijak jnft i»sffio ojtelSn^^ jHui_ fonjle^w-nMn "respectively" were last .week despatched from Christchurcuip "Wellington, from whfoh p.l^ce.-th.ey jbaojteJ-fiJ^^rr e^Jyihentbyy^Afttty'B^enl* This *oscer fffloity wjigrifficent/ *~ Alany^oLthe men are engaged at Baßh«fa\l,^atVsM\Uag»nhour with a pkospeefi w #«x monHny'work. 'bf Van g^e^^and.ireng^ejwf^ conviction', expressed oy the shflrehQlfl^tß that there was ua».actu«l necessity to ilifimeribwilL-diicusß to mferfoV'ttie •<&# lofo tl\e3' QwXrnitml 'td igna t ratftwe"^he notei and otherwise osaist the *BanK, The result of U^ojfte^fion is already being felt , a* v^nj, Jr/ps,** re reducing j7i ",/hnud : ■£ .^ilaJatftM A «rbat treafc'if» l in q store .for orator^' ll^€ J Jt^mtth;'Ue celebrate^ K Tera j p^r^|^ / Ad.Yj^te*cfg announ'cea to'give two.address«is this week lrpSe/^|r&y,ui^nfo Mr Smith will not~*isit Altbpajfit'be) dieted .ifco 4oc«Vl temperance bodies ,fo*sttritbtelfeTms, owing to a series ,'of : (Jircamstinbe^ 'Jifwa^ foand irapxJssible^to make any arrangement. •However, doubtless many of the~'bontnbridM tfeppla ]wjH aiaifi of thilpfforl;uVt}i»f gwrig to^eftner 1 'Leeston or BrooksideTtw hear Mr Smith recite, €bpgb.' ; s,Ps^ ; i ons * w fiPH*f r^PlX a