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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6124, 10 March 1898, Page 2

Presentation. — Last evening, at the Christchurch station, Mr J. L. Smith, who has been in the booking-office for the last seven years, was presented by the staff . with a Gladstone bag and dressing-case as a mark of esteem, on his being transferred to the Timaru station. Mr B. Pilkington, , the stationmaster, in making the presentation, referred to the good feeling that existed between the recipient and his fellow-employes. Mr Smith suitably replied. Hare wood Road. — On Friday last a : very successful entertainment and dance took place in the district schoolroom. Songs and musical selections were given by Misses M. Campbell, Low (2). Wilkinson and Kemp, and by Messrs A. Freeman, ; G. Small, F. Shorland and Waller. One 3 of the most interesting features of the r programme was an exhibition of the ] gramophone by Mr Barlow. A new series ( of West Const views, exhibited by Mr , H. E Wilkinson, concluded the pro- j gramme. Mnsio for the dance was sup- g plied by Messrs G. Homer and C.Stanley, j Mr J. Cosgrove acted as M.C. a Certaiklt the best known medicine tomato j and Son's Uucalypti *gj. J^£™3& J poworfu effects '^X serious mi acd> t iflutn b« all tanda, »««V fe ' t remedy _ no . cgs, brmses,^"JJ*^ Lite surprising effects t swelling, no inflaminatio^ bronchitis, inflam- * prodused m oroup, dtP« m & Diarrhoßa, t matioi of the lnngh «^« d ' and urina^ aysent b ry, diseas «J^ medical clinics at organs. Inasoat w®^ by his Majesty the