FAIRLIE NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13635, 1 July 1908, Page 7

FAIRLIE NOTES.

% The' week were cijlieii tlie <2surt^7tt> i day, Mean;*. Gilliugliam and .'Cook; presiding.vv ihey we're:, .charged; with i,negligent riding j anil . were''ordered to i pay /the- costs, ■?*. each. •'•liianother-, east;,- a y oun g' rnan .'-, euarged " with' .iii ; 'a' maimer .likely 'to', cause :-a?.6rei»ch : '-bf the peace, "was -fined., ; : A ' vptmg: tiiiVii:' ii-biri, --bnJi'iiorul->; Station whrfhad l>een out on, the heights by; the ■waterfall amptig the snow, : came in siitferfrAsibitej. his toes being;aHMeteii on 'line foot. ■■ : ' x. Br. ; Cook attended | the sufferer; who is making a good recovery. An accident happened to a girl engaged in household dutks', who' upset a tia of hot water over • herself and- was badly scalded. . The- rain has been very heavy here at times and all the creeks, are swollen, the river being pretty high. Mr McKenzie, whovfias been stock mspecter here for some . time, leaves tomorrow:, to take tip his duties in Ashburton. /He was ine;t by a, few friends, and expressions of tegret at his removal were, general. He.has made friends, on every hand, as he ,hau the happy knack of fulfilling his duties without giving offence in so doing. .Ashburton gains a good citizen in him, and we wish .him every ysuccefis in his new/ homeV The party who went up to ■ see. how the game, were getting, on .at Tek'apo and Alexaiidrina returned home 'to?day.'. A jfine . draft of .300 fat sheep .came through, from Sherwood Downs 'to-day. : and go by early train to .the .freezing WOrkfi.'.' ■■'• '.■„,' .....;',';';-;•;.;.:.■ .

Of all true : .things none is more certain than that Stearns*- Hraila.t-he C!iire'invariably curte headaches; It i* tastejjese, easy, to take,, and everyon* should keep, it in hand. ... ' ■'. .- .- ~: r *-- .-"