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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11433, 25 July 1900, Page 5

A few days ago the Messrs. Jackson, ot lorny Channel, had a risky experience whilst whaling at the head of Queen Char- ; lotte Sound. On making fast, the whale ■| stove in" the bows of the boat, bui for- % ■ tunately wjthout seriousK injuring tho oc- % : cupants. Mr. Tom Jackson, who was in i '"e bow, received a severe shaking and some :.• contusions about the head. The crew re- ;:, - • rosed to abandon the catch, which was sub- :•:•" cequently killed, and proved to be of con:,v- siderable value. The damaged boat was - over 40 years old. Messrs. Smith and Caughey are show- §| I? - a very stylish suit for boys, known as I .«e Baden-Powell suit, with cap to match. I ? Ur l oxpressed by all, at tho wonderI '".v cheap valuo we arc giving in our fancy : ' *. 7i' Just fau Beautiful chairs for ' '« M and'4s 6d.-Tonson Carlick Coy. Owners of shop property in Queen-street Tho gailapo Road communicato with J. ,- inorne3, 91, Queen-street, who desires an investment'at once. - <■<'/* ■ ■ "' J 'hmSn"'' mackin toshes, guaranteed thoffi£% ? ater Proof, reduced' to clearing Jjp during Smith and Caughey's great -Jv c,iea p ,!ncs n ° w °p eni "s ' » wond (! S bl6 , brM3 ; ail at 37a 6d spot cast, » wnderfaj value.-Tonson Carlick Coy, v ''thSfJ- eggß she sai(l - sadly. He said, MbM n ,? v Bram » ar ; ;'■ She took no notice, 1 s «"H " hurry m " Powder,•' if ■ ' .. ... . .