The Inangahua Times, PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1890.
Yesterday being dedicated to St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland, the banks will oommemorate the same by observing holiday to-day, There was a good attendance in the cricket field on Saturday. A scratch match was played, but we have been unable to obtain the scores. Mr Jamea Knight, of Black's Point, wTiom it will be remembered met with an accident some time ago which necessitated the amputation of one of his feet, died from blood poisoning on Saturday last. He leaves a widow and two chi'dren. The funeral will take place this afternoon. The following dividends were declared on Saturday : Globe (20th), sixpenoe per share, £900. Progress (3rd), one shilling per share, £1,200. The Volunteer Band will assemble at Eater's Hotel this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of their late comrade, Volunteer Knight. The Inangahua Rifles and Cadets will mutter at the drill shed at 2 o'clock sharp. The Sir Charlea Eussell Company invite tenders for the carriage of from ten to 4 twenty ton 3of quartz from their mine to the Keep-it-Dark battery. See advertisement. By latest advice from Nelson we regret to learn that Bishop Suter still lies in a very precarious state. His medical advisers are of. opinion that perfect rest for at least three months is absolutely necessary to enable his Lordship to recover. Forsyth and Masters are the cheapest for perambulators.— Advt. A meeting of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board was held on Thursday, when accounts amounting to £44 were passed for payment. Forsyth and Masters aro the cheapest for travelling trunks.— Advt. For genuine Old Scotch vVhisky, the best in the land, try Stevenson's. — Advt. The County Engineer reports the pipe line from Walsh St. tonear BrennanSt. lias been completed with the exception of the fixing of the plug caps. The cost to the Council is £354 for the 32 chains, or about £11 ]s per chain. For the real thing itself in Old Scotch Whisky, try Stevenson's latest importation. — Advt. Foksyth and Masters have a good assortment of fireproof safes. —Advt. St. Stephen's Church : The Rev. W. Hal. Wilson will (d.v.) return from the Diocesan Synod, kelson, on Sunday (tomorrow), and will hold Divine Service in the evening nt the above Church" at 7 15. Messrs R. A. Sutherland and Co. Tobacconists, have on view in their shop window % model of a full rigged vessel, the workmanship of Mr W. Williams, carpenter, of JReefton.- . ThadiEtiinfr sceneryi^vhioh ronresents the entrance to a port, was painted by Mr Stebbing. The model would make a very handsome ornament for a bar, and we understand it is the intention of the owner to dispose of it for some such purpose. Forsyth and Masters are clearing out riding saddles at cost price.— Advt. For family use try Stevenson's for Old Scotch Whisky— 7s 6d per bottle.— Advt.
The Inangahua Times, PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1890.
Inangahua Times, Volume XV, Issue 20887, 1 December 1890, Page 2
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