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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 112, 8 November 1917, Page 8

A particularly long list of cases is set down for hearing at the Magistrate's Court to-morrow. The serious charge of smoking opium will be preferred against two Chinese, while another Chinese wilTbe charged with possessing opium. While giving his dog a swim by the Taranaki-ctreet wharf last evening, Mr. William Hamilton, who ia employed at the State Coal Department, slipped into the water. Hie cries attracted a small boy, who was instrumental in securing the services of l*olice-Sergeants WiHcocks and Fitzpatrick. The latter succeeded in rescuing the man, who was found hanging from a wire rope underneath the wharf.-

Several Auckland institutions, 6tates the New Zealand Herald, benefit under the terms of the -will of the late Mr. Alexander R. D. Watson, formerly of Devonport, who died in Sydney on sth October. Mr. Watson left no children, and after his widow and his relations are liberally provided for, his will declares that the undermentioned charities and public institutions shall benefit in his residual? t«ate in the following proportions:—Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Jour twenty-sixths ; Leslie Presbyterian Orphanage (Auckland), Burnside Orphan Home (Sydney), Salvation Army (Auck.land), Salvation Army (Sydney), Devonport Borough Council (for extending or completing the foreshore esplanade), Auckland Centre of the St. John Ambulance Association, Auckland Municipal Art Gallery, Sydney Art Gallery, au<J Auckland City Council (for the" purchase of public statuary), one-twenty-sixth each

The daily cost of operating a Bessemer delivery wagon is less than that of the average wagon, and its depreciation Js considerably less. Simplicity characterises its mechanism, ami it can ho soon understood by any driver. Ask us for Motor Importer, Lambton-quay, Welparticulars of the Bessemer, the Ideal Delivery Wagon. J. E. Ktegeraid,