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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 8, 13 June 1884, Page 15

Mr. Neil McFadden continues to Rupply his customers, and the public generally, with the best and cheapest boots and shoes possible, at bis establishment in George street, Dunedin. The current number of the Illustrated New Zealand, News is of especial interest — the views of Christchurch and its vicinity are particularly well-chosen and pleasing. Messrs. Brown, Ewing and Co., Prince 3 street, Dunedin, have added to their fine stock by purchasing from the Directors of the Oamaru Woollen Factory a large quantity and great variety of ladies' dress tweeds, which they are offering for sale at an unprecedented reduction. Alfred Chadwick yoked his wife to a plough with a steer, for which Judge Jennison, of Detroit, gave her a divorce. He insisted that he only followed the general usage among the market gardeners of Western Canada.