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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 881, 6 December 1916, Page 10

BRINSMEAD andPLEYEL , Can you beat them ? The Greatest Players of the world say NO. They cost more to build than others and cost less to own. Milner & Thompson Limited Near Clock Tower, Manchester Street, Christchurch TO HOUSEWIVES-AVOID sßs HARD WORK «a We have just landed a shipment of RUSTLESS STEEL CUTLERY. This cutlery will not rust or tarnish hut resists the action of Vinegar, Frufi Juices, and anything that spoils ordinary steeL Saves hard work of cleaning. Small Knives, 37/6 doz.; Large, 42/- doz.; Carvers, 20/- (pair); Steels, 6/6 each. AITKEN & ROBERTS LTD. COLOMBO STREET UNIVERSAL Ifish supply Open every day until WO I A T p.m.. *ith the BIGGEST } Z\ I i DAILY SUPPLY of fish ever '■*■■*■•■-* offered in Christchurch. All f|T \r fish GUARANTEED FRESH, L JU JL at BEDROCK PRICES. 'Phone 378 L 668 COLOMBO STREET

MAGISTRATE'S COURT. " TO-DAY'S CASES. d Messrs K. Mathieson and H. A. Bruce, hj J.P.'s, sat at the Magistrate's Court is to-day. :e THEFT. 0 Lawrence Charles MeGuire, a one•n armed man, admitted stealing £1 from John Jones, on October 20, at Wellinglt ton. He was convicted and ordered to d come up for sentence when called upon. i- LYTTELTON. j. Mr H. W. Bishop, S.M., presided over j a sitting of the Lyttelton Magistrate's n Court this morning. ; e BREACHES OR ORDERS. j r For breaches of a prohibition order, y .Joseph Forman was fined 10/- or 43 ' e hours. \f Jeremiah Joseph Loader and David [ s Hilgard were fined similarly, and Anp thouy Chisholm was convicted and dise charged. ._ Walter Harper, for a breach of his i order, was fined 20/-. lt TO ROTO ROA. Ie Robert Hayden, who had a record, was 0 committed to Roto Roa for 12 months ie for a breach of his order. ,k OBSCENE LANGUAGE, y James Craig, a seaman on the steamer y Tarawera, pleaded guilty to a charge of i. using obscene language on that vessel ( e yesterday afternoon between Dunedin n and Lyttelton. He was sentenced to 14 ]] days ' hard labour, r e, The following prisoners win d< 1, brought before his Honour Mr Justice Denniston for sentence to-morrow:— lt Henry Felix Forgeson (carnal know ledge), Anthony Abbot (breaking am 11 entering and theft), George Swanstor r (forgery), and George Berry Ritchi* r (converting trust moneys —two indict meiits).

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