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Southland Times, Issue 15083, 1 November 1901, Page 2

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Reports of .Borough Council and Magistrates Court on page 4 to-day. Thomson and Bkattik draw attention to their advertisement in which is described some special offerings in Feather Boas, Muff Chains, Necklets, Hair Ornaments, Fichus aud Ties, The late Lord Morris was the teller of a very sharp-edged story against juries, and poured scorn vipou all who called themselves patriots. The story ,w_ts that on one occasion he said, " Gentlemen of the (irand Jury, will you kindly take your customary places '! " — and " I give you my word," Lord *i orris used to tell with a formidable face, " every mother's son o' thoni made for the dock." Patriots were too common for respect. " I never knew a small town in Ireland," he remarked, " that hadn't a blackguard in it who called himself ' the people.' " A great deal of immense interest might be written about that wonderful island, Ceylon, its inhabitants, commerce, defence, and finance. But suffice it to say that is the sunny spot from whence Mr J. _. Baxter imports his choioe teas, notably Baxter's choice Colombo Blend at ls 10a per lb, or in 101 b tins at ls 7d per lb. Give it a trial Hmitii & Lainu's new season's stock o wall paper just landed. Good patterns from (id. Scrim, Mixed Paint, Enamels, White Lead ami Oil and Varnish at the lowest prices. Nothing but the very best quality imported. See advt. on front page.