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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 3 November 1904, Page 5

At the civil sitting of the Magistrate's Court this morning, presided over by Dr. A. M'Arthur, S.M., the Empire Loan and Discount Co., Ltd., proceeded by way of judgment summons against Thomas Gille&pie for the recovery of £20 19s 6d. His Worship ordered debtor to pay £16 19s 6d on or before the 17th November. In the case Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Ltd., v. Alexander Sutherland, a claim of £46 15s, connected with goods supplied, defendant was ordered to return the goods within 48 hours, pay £5, the amount of goods sold and delivered, and £2 damages, or in default of return of goods the jum of £20 4s. The costs amounted to £3 3s. Members of the male yoke chorus formed to take part in the evening concert in connection with the opening of the Town Hail, are notified of the rehearsal to take place to-morrow evening in the Dresden Rooms. A few additional first tenors are required, and applications should be forwarded without delay to the sonductor, Mr. Maughan Barnott, 110, WeUmgton-temce. Before the hearing of the demands of Ihe Drivers' T3noon was called on at the Arbitration .Court this morning, the loaders oi both parties were invited into Judge Chapman's chambers. On renaming to Court, His Honour announced that it was found necessary to adjourn (the case, as one of the members of the Court, Mr. S. Brown, was cited as a party to the dispute. The matter had been discussed fully and fairly by both parties, and he thought he could see a way out of the difficulty that would be latisfactory to both parties, and would enable the case to be heard within a few Hays. What was proposed now was to adjourn until to-morrow morning, during which timehewonld consult the Minister of Labour, when it would be intimated at what time the case would be heard. Mr. Brown had pointed out that the difficulty was, if he retired from the Court through being eked as an employer, that the large boay of employers interested would be without representation on the Court. It is this HiflWty that is to be surmounted. Furniture carefully packed, stored, and removed by experienced men; special low rates. New Zealand Express Company, No. 20, Customhouse-quay. Telephone 92. — Advt. Munt, Cottrell, and Co., general carriers, Customs and forwarding agents. Storage a speciality. Furniture packed and removed. Office ; Queen's Chambers. Telephone No. 23.— Advt. - Cluny insertions and lace. Extraordinary value at O. Smith's, Cuba-street. "White, string colour, or black, washes wefl, 2d, 3d, 4d, sd, and 6d per yard ; don't fail to see this line. Torchon lace, now veilinga, and all the latest things in lace or chiffon for neckwear. Ladies' hemstitched handkerchiefs, cheap enough to lose, Is, 1b 3d, Is od, 2s per half-doz.en. Patent leather belts, a fine assortment just arrived, all the fashionable colours, Is 3d each. Boys' tunio bolts, tan leather, Is 6d. Infants' Japanese silk dresses and tunics, smocked and trimmed, lace and insertion, the prettiest selection in Wellington; prices right. Our ladies' canvas and crash jackets and costumes can't be excelled ; a few with lace coatees and fichus ; just the right thing. C. Smith, the popular cash draper, Cuba-street.— Advt. Mr. W. F. Shortt advertises particulars •of 50 building sites for private sale m East Kilbirnie