FROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18940, 10 December 1929, Page 10

FROM THE “STAR” SIXTY YEARS AGO.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND NEWS OF DEC. 10, 1869. N V vs -—‘The Tota.-a has broken out and washed away a large hotel and other buildings. GOOD OPPORTUNITY. , sale ; within eight miles of all church, a farm of thirty acres, all under crop, with five-roomed house and well of good water. Price £ 150; one-third cash. VARIETIES. A ' !l ° >°ung ladies of New York are a f,°PPng the role of “sweet sim ; ' ® nd appear at balls and par- _ n or * ; muslin dresses without oSr^ ne ? tS .° f - any kind. The result is pr nn l ma £ ria 8e are much more numerous than heretofore. cate °hising the youths *h P r. sh > put t * le first question of the catechism to a girl • “What is vour 000r < viT ife a nd death?” The The Dn'pcf ßl^ kut not answer. Jaid) P r nSlSted - “Well, then (she shoemaker mus t tell —it is the young is co“Sng ? Slte the churoh Wh ° Ounces If reS th' SS °" J " ublic Roads.such a nutsanee 'f™ 8 diately around Christchurch that'^ome by e private'ne aSUreS shou,d be adopted outrinc 1 V P ubl ‘c bodies for themselves rn ° **', Police are prosecuting offerers, V^every 1 week" M^raL^^^e^t scouring^he b highways e ™nd° b'” i *' wa Y s quest of wandering cattle ILVf only by the actiof, ““the suffering from the nuisance J, , “ 35JF* *■*» =SS-“S.“B