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Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7812, 13 December 1893, Page 3

A Man Missing — A welMmown individual generally known as •• Jimmy " Andrews, who for something like a quarter of a oentucy has followed the occupation of cabdriver in Nelson, has been missing since Sunday morning last. Till yesterday no uneasiness was oaused in consequence ot hi 3 absence from bis usual haunts, but some fears are now entertained. He was last Been on Sunday morning making his way towards the Ship Hotel, but the landlord says he did not enter his house, and from that timo no traces of him have been discovered. It ia thoaght possible, however, thai! be may have been driven into the country. Painful Accident at Collisgwood, — On Sunday last, a youth of about 17, a son of Mr M'Grane, of Go'lingwood, was standing behind a horse wben the animal kicked oat and atruok the unfortunate young fellow in the mouth, smashing the jaw and knocking hie teeth in. He was brought over to Nelson yesterday in the ss Lady Barkly, and taken to the hospital. Stock Sale.— -Messrs Sharp and Sons will hold a stock sale at the White Hart Hotel, Biohmond, to day, commencing at 2.30 p»m As will be seen by advertisement, there are a large number of entries. Juvenile Foresters —At a meeting of Court Little John held last evening, after the ordinary bnsiaega. Bro Salter ooonpied the chair, supported by Sisters Tibbie and Spencer, when prizes were competed for for smg* ing, reciting, and reading, and the following awards were made :— Singing, Bro S Trask 1, Bro Hurley 2; reciting, Bro Douglas 1, Bro Liley 2 ; reading, Bro Poole. A vote of thanks was given to Bro Easdale for the interest he had taken in the Court, also the Sisters who aated as judges. Jt.ft|. Court.— At' this Court, yesterday, before H. W. Eobinson. Esq, R.M., W. 0. Harley sued Messrs A. Sweeney, and W. R, Taylor, for £49 3s 6d, on two bills of exchange. Mr C. Harley appeared for plaintiff. Judg* ment for amount olaimed with costs, £4 2s, Sir K. Stodt 4nd the Govebnment. — The • Post,' of Monday, says: "The Premier states that the report that Sir Robert Stout was recently offered the Attorney-Generalship is not correct. No negotiations have been going on between the Government and Sir Robert. The position was offered to $i$ fiobevt when the Government was formed, but not since. Entertainment at Richmond. — An entertainment that should prove very attractive, will be given in the Oddfellows Hall, Richmond, this afternoon, and m the evening similar attractions will be offered. There are to be given a maypole dance, the fan song, Lubin Loo, etc, by the children, and Punch and Judy wijl be shown. Besides this, there will be a work stall aud other attractions. Visitors from town may leave by the two o'clock train, and return at ten o'clock. The proceeds will be devoted to the Richmond Presbyterian Organ Fund. College Spouts.— These annual sports will be held in the College grounds this afternoon, commencing at two p'clcok, and no doubt they will attract a large number of onlookers.

Oebtainlt jibe best medicine known is Sander and Sons Euoslypti Extract. Test 14s eminently powerful effoot in oonghES oelda, influenza— the relief is instantaneous In serious oases, and accidents of all kinds, be they wounds, barns, soaldings, bruises, sprains, it is the safest remedy — no swelling, no inflammation. Like surprising effeots produced in oroup, diphtheria, bronchitis, nflammation of Lo lungs, swellings, eiq. : diarrhoea, dysemry, diseases of the kidneys i and urinary or^auo la use at hospitals 'and medical clinics &U over the globe 1 patronised by his Majeßty the King of Italy ; crowned with medal and <lip!oma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam. Trust in this ftpproved artiole and rejeot all others. Oub motto, &b in the pist, will be to give good value, relying on this rather than to throw out baits or to try and parry the people away with excitement, as some rjrma are continually doing.— Jas. Armstrong & Co. Notwithstanding the so-called giving articles away, and pretending to sell staff at less than cost (all delusions), we can and do hold ! our own. - Jas. Armstrong & Co, Trafalgar-st. We have just received a further shipment of Priots, Muslina. and Dressea, all marked very low to clear.— Jap. Armstrong '& oq. We are honest . and believe la doing our business in a straightforward manner, as this is the only way io do a safe and sound busines3.— Jas. Armstrong & Co, Trafalgar street, Nelson. A first- cubs enlafgeraeni and one dozon photographs, that cannot be beaten in any part of the world, for 22/6 at Tyree's. Proof shown to everyone. A BISE IN BBEAD h O&loul&tad. to BflflOt &\\ classes of sooiety more or leas. It wonld not, however, be generally admitted by the thrifty housewife that a rise in bread would be beneficial to her interests, but let her use " Eureka " Baking Powder aooordiog to the printed directions on the tin, and see how the bread rises to her entire satisfaction withoab injuriously affecting the banking account. Ask you? grocer for the " Eureka" brand. Torro of Conyebsation.— Frei Distribution.— Following the custom oooasionally carried out by us o! giving the public something for ipthijig, we hays pleasure ia announcing that during Xmas werk we shall distribute gratis among our customers some very valuable and beautifal JPio urea, Fanoy Goods, and Works of Art, which can be inspected at our establishment by &ny one desirous of seeing them. Coupons will be issued on and after SATUBDAY, Dee. 2ad, at the. rate of one for every IQ3 spent or aaoount paid, and in addition to this we are reducing a lot of special lines especially suited for the Xmas Holidays, and whioh are worth careful attention.— A. W, Bain # Qo, 11 Economic " Drapery, ' M

SZNGPSIB op NEW ADVERTISEMENTSThe following new advertisements appear in tbis issue — " Tae Lancashire Lass " at Theatre 'leaders invited for building stables Notice of intention to take lands for the Rivyaka Valloy road Entertainment on BoxiDg night Nelson Soap Works for sale by Bisley Bros and Op --/ ■ Additions to Sharp and Sons' sfaok sals Timetable of s.s. Lily

Many Gothic columns, sculptured s -ones, and arches, formerly portions of the chapel and cloisters of the Jacobin oonvaot in Palis, have been brought to light daring the rebuild-* Ing of the Scale do Droiij, ,