Says the Wellington Times of January -l Ith:—A slight passage at-arms occurred during the hearing of the civil case, Chalmers v. Wellington Meat Company, in the Resident Magistrate’s Court on Saturday. Mr Izard, senr., was addressing the Bench on behalf of his client, when suddenly Mr Jellicoe rose and objected to a statement which Mr Izaicl had just made, whereupon the latter gentleman said, “ Why don’t you learn the rules of your profession, sir ? You evidently do not know them, or, if you do, you wilfully abuse them.” Mr Jellicoe proceeded to state what his objection consisted of, and said that he was mereiy looking after the interests of his client. “ When Mr Izard made statements totally at variance with facts ” Mr Izard here strode up to Mr Jellicoe and in a very indignant tone said, “ But they are not at variance with facts, sir.” Mr Wardell here interfered, and after sundry allusions by both gentlemen to “ ungentlemauly conduct,” “gross impropriety,’’ &c., peace was at length restored.
lOKEN JOSEPH H WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Has Re-opened with a NEW STOCK OF JEWELLERY, &c., h the Shop opposite the United Metuetd Ist Church, greatly by the late Fire, ’ll be sold SAP FOR CASH, ealise as quickly as possible. J.'th hopes that all his old' Customers will roll up to his assistance, in order that he may soon be on l+w'feet again. N.B.—All accounts owing to the undersigned are requested to be paid at once. J . CHICKEN, 129 the abo ER CHI der TO CABINETMAKERS, BUILDERS ND OTHERS. rpHE undersigned 1 large driving v 1 having attached dieel to his lathe, is to execute all orders for turning at Most Reasonable Rates. R. RUSH, Waipawa Terrace. \ 124 \ WAIPAWA ATHLETIC CLUB. \ VjpIkEETING of the above club will be held in the Imperial Hotel, Waipawa, on "MONDAY, the 25th January, at 8 p.m. - Business : The adoption of proposed Rules. Wh. O, STEPHENS, 105 i lion. Sec. Cl REWAI OVI Station, TakaG ELDING, 144 hands jiigli like a pair of black with the point upwan shoulder. ROB r. SCOTT, 90 I Waipukurau. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ,Q. 11 . UNT A. ©H, PAINTER, &v, WAIPAWA, Hlurthg the re-erection of Premises, has taken a Temporary Shop opposite Mr Britten’s Butcher Shop, with a new Stock of WHITE LEAD, OLLS, GLASS, &c., &c. READY MIXED PAINT in Large (Juanties, Gd per pound. Estimates Given. MR. and MRS. NASII desire to thank their friends for the help they .hem at the fire, jf* 117 rI C E ALL persor lateMriS sons having ainst the are requested to sen us, the undersigned JANUARY, 188 a/ SAINSBUdfY bef VXD Napiei ORMONDVILLE BRICKYARD. FOR SALE, in any quantity, First-class Bricks, at .413 per 1000, at the yard for cash.—Apply, R. R. Groom, Storekeeper ; or, at the Yard, Norsewood road, Ormond ville. 118 TO THE WAIPAWA RIVER BOARD. , that immediately the iver, at presaprtrrulining Jjiroiiljh nrJKproperty, is v&jKyve(\ by any actio I its immediate return. ■ \ LAWRENCE, January 6,188 G. MONEY TO LEND. IvE Wail Di OAA On FREEHOLD SI CURITY at current rat W. B. HARDING, Waipawa,
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Waipawa Mail, Volume IX, Issue 881, 16 January 1886, Page 3
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