LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16542, 28 September 1921, Page 6

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The police require an ownsr for a lady’® gold necklet and pendant, which was. found on the night of September An interesting exhibit at last evening’s meeting of the Canterbury Rugby Union Committee was the silver cup presented for competition in 1892 among third grade teams. it was first won bv Addington .*# ates. and the next winners were jfbion. This season Marists secured Dbe tropl.v;

I At the Magistrate’s Court at Wel--1 lihgton yesterday Louisa Symons } claimed from the Wellington Racing Club the return of a fur coat or, alternatively, £7o. Plaintiff claimed that £h© left the coat in the dressing-room on the occasion of the list Wellington races- When she returned for it at the end of the day she found that it had disappeared. Argument hinged on the liability of the Racing Club for garments so left as gratuitous bailees, i Decision was reserved.

| Air Charles Morrison, engineer to the ; Ashburton County Council, has sufficiently recovered from his recent operation to return to hia home. W© produce portraiture that pleoßes because of its naturalness. Our vwiees are moderate, too. Steffane Webb, 252, High Street. ’Phone 1989. I Lovers of flowers desiring beautiful Sweet Pea Blooms should secure Bradbury’s Seeds—the choicest obtainable. There is a wonderful variety of colours. They are sold by Has tic. Bull and Pickering, 113, Cashel Street , opposite Ballantyne’g. I