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Public Iftfoticas. [Extract from the “ New Zealand Police Gazette," 29th November, 1893. J MUEDEE. | ■SOUTH AUSTRALIA. ; ON the 15tli OCTOBEE, 1893, the body of a man, name unknown, was found in the Murray river, about three miles from Morgan. The head was gashed and throat cut. The body bad apparently been in the water ten days or more, and, as the river was flowing- strongly, probably drifted ' along distance, Descrinticu—Forty years of ago j (perhaps less), about sft (jin high, medium build, i good teeth (one deficient in lower jaw), hair, most i I of which had disappeared, apparently a light- j j brown; the sleeve of a white shirt was tied round j [ tho nock. The body was clothed in n brown merino j i singlet, a navy-blue cotton shirt with narrow red j | and white striues, a brown merino cotton sock, j i a black diagonal cloth sac coat with cloth-covered 1 ! buttons, bound pockets ; both side seams of the ' j coat had been ripped and re-sown, evidently by a : i man’s hand ; a common grey blanket was tied like | a shawl around the shoulders. Tho body was ( minus hat, trousers, boots, vest and one’sock. ■ In the coat pocket was found a skein of black S thread, doubled and knotted as though intended ' | for a fishing lino. Nothing was found on the body 1 j that would lead to identification. The clothes are j j in possession of the Morgan police, and may be - j inspected. An inqnstt was hold, and the jury ; , returned a verdict 'of "Wilful Murder against i ; some person or persons unknown." The Adelaide j < police authorities would be glad to hear from any i [ person who might be able to supply a clue to j deceased’s identity. (93/16&) 151 j ASHBY, BBPGH & CO.. j j 217, High street, ; i TTNVITE tho Attention' of all Storekeepers, {JL Stockowners, Farmers and Machine Proprietorsto 1 Their Varied Stock of | LUBRICATING AND MACHINE OILS. The Best Selection ever offered in Christchurch, Ann. at FIO6B j . GSBATLY REDUCED PBICES. : fjjj O CHEVIOT' ESTATE LAND I PROPRIETORS. i I MILES AND 00., L; sited, GRAIN, WOOL, STOC” & STATION AGENTS, HEEEFOBD STEEET, Are Prepared to SUPPLY DIEECT, or through ( Mr W. T. Robinson, Cheviot, ALL FENCING- MATERIAL, WIEE, IRON STANDARDS, STRAINERS GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES, DELIVERED AT POET ROBINSON. PARTICULARS AND PRICES Of quantities necessary for sections can be had on application to 1 ME W. T. ROBINSON, MILES AND C 0,,.. LIMITED. 113 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ~|j~ HAVE Pleasure ia Announcing that I have REMOVED MY OFFICES To More Central and Commodious Premises: LUCK’S BUILDINGS; GLOUCESTER STEEET WEST (Comer of Colombo street). A. H. HART, 9977 Registered Patent Agent. ' ~ -publicTnoticil COACH-, 'nli-EV I Gut ' A COACH will RUN between WAIPAEA and CHEVIOT, leaving Waipara EVERY SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, and returning from Cheviot on Mondays and Thursdays. Saddle Horses and Traps always on Hire at Waipara Station at the shortest notice. A. FRANCIS, 10G7X Waipara, Hotel. I HAVE various Sums of MONEY for Invest ment on Farm Lands. H. O. D. MBAEBS, Solicitor, . 10182? 203, Gloucester, street. Educational. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of ASSISTANT MASTER at the Christchurch Boys’ High School, to teach the usual Secondary subjects, including French and Elementary Science. A knowledge of Sloyd or Shorthand, might he an additional recommendation. Duties to commence February Ist, 1894. Salary £2OO per annum. Applications, with testimonials, to he sent in to the undersigned by January Utb, 1894. A. CEACEOFT WILSON, ■ v * Registrar. . Canterbury College, Christchurch, 4th December, 1893. 190 ‘ MUSICAL PROFESSION. ME ERNEST WOOD, Organist and Director of the Choir of S, Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourue, and Conductor of the Royal Metropolitan Liodortafel, TRAINS YOUTHS as MUSICIANS. Exceptional Ad vantages—Daily Cathedral Service, Magnificent Four-Manual Organ, by Lewis, of London, Students receive lessons on the Organ, Choir Training, Pianoforte and Theory. For further particulars address. ORGANIST, S. Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne. 157 ISS TAYLOR’S CLASSES FOE DANCING. —The Modern and the Original Dances artistically taught. Tuesdays at 7, Wednesday afternoons at 4, evenings at 7. Class forming for Saturdays. Calisthenics for Children and others. Fee, 15s for course of 12 from date of joining ; for Advanced Pupils, 10s 6d‘ the course. Special Class for Minuet, Gavotte, or Cachuca, Private Classes formed. Private Lessons given. 2331 ARMAGH STREET WEST Xl6l CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING. &c., 150, Worcester Street West. Box SG, G.P.O. WE C. H. GILBY, Certificated Teacher of 1V B Phonography. Shorthand, Typewriting and Accountancy undertaken at lowest current rates. Hours of tuition—lo to 12, 2 to 4, 6.30 to 9.30. Colleges and Schools visited by arrangement. Prospectus on application. K 894 F For Sale. BOOT TRADE. OR SALE, A COMPACT BOOT-MANUFACTURING PLANT. Consisting of Press, Rollers, Lasts, Knives, Closing Machines, and Every Requisite for carrying on Wholesale or Retail Business. A good opening for two or three steady men. Small Capital Required. J. WALKER, Walker, Reeve & Co., 77, Manchester street, Christchurch. TO STOCK SALESMEN AND OTHERS. EOR SALE, A Sound and Lucrative BUSINESS having New and Commodious Saleyards for Sheep and Cattle, in three of (be largest and most prosperous pastoral centres in the North Island; now being carried on by a Farmers’ Association. 'The Stockyards hav« large accommodation paddocks (freehold) attached to them, with every facility for dealing with stock. The purchaser will have the support of 1300 shareholders, commission on sales 3 per cent, and one-quarter per cent for advertising. Turnover £60,000 a year. Price for laud, business aud stockyards, £2500; £ISOO can remain on mortgage; £5300 cash capital with good judgment and energy can work the business. Pull investigation offered. A inspection invited’ from bona fide men, MATHER & CO.. 14, Featherstone street, X 912 Wellington. PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, a Quilified MEDICAL MAN, with or without diploma, as partner ia an advertising consulting cash practice which can be largely extended. The present practice is worth over £4OOO a year. Premium of £750 is required, £SOO cash, aud balance on terms. Full investigation oifered to bona fide applicants. MATHER & CO, X 912 Wellington.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10212, 5 December 1893, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10212, 5 December 1893, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10212, 5 December 1893, Page 1

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