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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 112, 7 November 1908, Page 5

Further evidence was given before Dr. M'Arthur, S.M., this morning in the hearing of a claim for £100 damages by James Alexander Reade, commercial traveller, against John Curran, licensee of the Terminus Hotel, for an assault alleged to have been committed on the 26th October. Mr. Toogood appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. M'Grath for the defendant. Curran's evidence alleged that tho quarrel was provoked by Reade, who began the fisticuffs by striking him on tho cheek and blacking his eye. TSventually witness made a feint with his right and Reade came in contact with his left Dr. M*Arthui . "And did the ground come up and hit the back of his head l'! ' Alter hearing a quantity of evidence the Magistrate reserved his decision The toaohorn anrl hcholars of tho Wellington Baptist Sunday School celebrate their twenty-ninth anniversary to-morrow. The Rev. David Russell, from South Africa, will conduct tho inorning sorvico, while Roy. J. J. North will give a spooial address to young people in the evening. Special' attention has been given to the singincf of a number of special hymns by the scholars. Tho collections arc to be devoted to a" fund for ronovating and decorating the schoolroom. ' Rev( C. G. Biddle, late curate of tho ProCathedral, Dunedin, now Vicar of Leeston, Christohurch, will commence a special mission on Sunday in connection with St. Pater's Mission. In the morning Rev. Biddle will preach in St. Peter' 3, Willis-street', and in tho ovening in the Taranaki-street Mihsion. Mr. Biddlo has had a wide experience in missions. The services will be continued on Tuesday next, at 7.45, until the following Sunday The postponed trip arranged by tho Deep Sea Angling Club will tako place to-morrow. j The Hutt River Bqard, in our advertising columns, issues a caution to trespassers. Johnsonville residents are notified that a United No-license meeting will be held in tho Parish Hall at 8.15 on Sunday night, wheii tho Key. J. P. Russell, qf Potono, will speak on thp results of nolicense at Ashburton. Annivorsary services in connection with tlio Kaiwarra Methodist Church are to be hold to-morrow. The Roy. J. J. North will conduct the morning service, and the I Rpv. O. Eaton tho evening sorvico. A [ conversazione will be held on Thursday night. A notice regarding the WellingtonJohnsonville trains is advertised in this issue. Court Sir George Bowen will hold a I meeting on Tuesday evening. Mr. M'Laren will givo an address in His Majesty's Theatre to-morrow evening. The subject is advertised in this issue. The $cv R. B. S. Hammond, of Sydney, who has the reputation of being a fluent and poworful speaker, will give two addresses on tho No-license question at the Opora House to-morro,w, at 3 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. Messrs _ Browne Bros, advertise that they deliver best white and Bermalino broad daily throughout the Thorndon I distriot. A picnic undor the auspices of the Loyal Orange Institution will be held at Mr. Kihninstor's grounds, Belraont, on Monday. Particulars are advertised in this issue. The festival musio rendered by the Primrtivo Methodist Sunday Sohool in the Town Hall last Sunday will be repeated in the Webb-street Churoh at both services to-morrow, when the Revs. R. J. Liddoll and B. Metson will be tho preachers. Attention is directed to a 4-oylinder 14-18 h.p. "Stuart" motor car advertised in this issue for sale. At -the Unitarian Free Churoh, Masonic Hall, Boulcott-street, to-morrow evening, Dr Tudor Jones will speak on tho subject of "Darwinism To-Day." Tho Rev. A. Macaulay Caldwell, of Auckland, will occupy St. John's pulpit for tho next two Sundays. Tho Rev. David Russell's final meeting in Wellington will bo held to-morrow afternoon in tho Concort Hall, under the auspices of tho V.M.C.A. Tho gathering will bo for "men only," and Mr. Russoll'a subject will bp "The Crisis." Tho ordinary meeting of the Pacific Lodge of Druids will *bo held on Wednesday. The subjects of the hoalth talks to be delivered at the,Viavi Rooms are advertised in this issue. Tho n.s. Pilot will run excursions to H.M.S. Encounter to-morrow afternoon. The annual raco mooting will be hold at Claroville on Monday and Tuesday. A special train loavea To Aro at 6.45 a.m. For Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d.—Advt.