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THE SYDNEY M0KN1NU HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1911. STOCK, SHAKES, AND MONEY. LAW REPORT. MOSEY LENT 00 Furniture, PI.no.,f;wlng ill rhinee.

He. ftnee. atrk-tl orlvate. and without SnEAKERS CLAIM. CASE TO GO ON.

NO TIME LIMIT Ul POSED, An aDnllcatton for an award to aDDlr to tne llrgtatration. kiiatlng Loane paid l.oweet rataa of guilty to causlDg grievous bodily barm to young girl through negligent act. Mr. Daley appeared for the accused. jury returned verdict of not guilty, and the accused was discharged.

DISCHARGED WITH HONOUR. William Maybury Hudson pleaded not guilty to charge of embezzling 16, the property of bla employers, the United Distributing rmnniniM Ltd. at Buneendore. on April 24. Interett.

w. mi ainf.ai, acwiown. a. a. VfO "aumct! rOBMAI.ITir..

P.NX'0 COUllT (Before the Cblef Justice rjd Jury of four.) ST. DAVID'8 CHURCH. ARNCLIFKK. plaintiff. William Henry David Brown; and Mr.

C. O. Wade, K.C.. and Mr. Alec.

Thomson, Instructed by Messrs. John Williamson and Hons, for tho defendant, John O'Uea. This was an action brought by William Henry David Brown to recover C00 dama.es for an alleged slander, said to bave been made by John O'Dca at the declaration of the Randwlck municipal poll on January 28. The defendant entered a plea of not guilty. Further evidence was taken In support of the prosecution.

Douglas Maxwell Cooper, Mayor of Rand iTtOAN OI'TK'K A IISTAIll.lSimn YEARS. iiwm of money frS.ri no not pay any mor. interrat than I oinoe. I will coroplet. you, TWm Jovi'T'PIHVATKLT and WITHOUT RE.

Jon TO III SPONSIBLE PKHSON IS PtRMA- 5 AS THB CONTRACTOR AND THE TRUSTEES. A I PRIVATELY ADVANCE MY OWX MONEY. TO AXYOSK IS PERMASKST EMPLOVMKST. WITHOUT HUt'llRlTY. CHEAPLY AND Ul ICKI.Y.

AUo on Pro. Note. Ptanoa, etc (without DUDLEY LEWIS COHEN, lulu anil Unrta.e. shearing induHlry In Australia, with the exception of WeirtJM-n Australia, waa again befora Symon Lambkin and otbora. Mr.

Young, instructed by Mr. J. W. Abi- Mr. T.

M. Kemmla appeared for the Mr. Justice Hlgglns lu tho Federal Arbitrates 4 nlaehethat. nr. Hunter.

tirnd. Hoor.T.. MB Can nvvuocu aa.u ma. uw court ventflrr nv. The enua la that or tne Aun- Cull, appeared for the plaintiff: and Mr.

Mann and Mr. Boyce, Instructed br Messrs. Russell 2 10. a week and commission. Th trans- the Pastoral tflor -l ti for i- iXS IN.TERESTS UNDKH WII.U.

THE SYDNEY MAIL. LONDON'S C0MIK0 PAGEAXT. INTERESTING PICTURES OF ROYALTY. AUSTRALIAN AUTUMX SCENERY. SPLENDID BUSH PICTURES.

NOTABLE EVENTS ABROAD. GOLF IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA. wlck, eald he was at the RimdwlcK I own action In question wai morel a balancing of and Russell, for the defendanta. wbo are i.nn.. Federal Council of Australia.

The ctaimau 4 Weekly, for 1 Mentha. 6 Weekly, lor It Months, 67 Weekly, (or It Monthi. 7-6 Weekly, lor 1 Mouth 28, wnen tne oiti. accounts. Tho lurv.

without walling to hear the whole He heard dlenaani iru, mr oi. uariq vngrcu, nniunu. tne p0n Was made. Ureal Britain, Australia, or elsewhere, wa Advanre amatl or largo auroa on all kleaa of Kcvaraionary or other Inlereeta under Willi, Marriage Bttllemenla, Llfa Intrrrete, Annultlra. or money coming at the death outer iS (or 00 for 70 weektiy, tor 13 noain tory ot accused, stop pod the case and acquit And upward.

ti any itnciunt. or a relative or friend. Hut our i. mv purcha-, of aame right out In Sydney. SO DELAY.

Lend were married on December 10, 1888. at 8t. John's Church, Molong. A decree nisi was granted, returnable in six months. GILBERT OILBERT.

Gertrude Gilbert (formerly Flligerald) petitioned for a divorce from Ernest Andrew Gilbert, on the ground of adultery. The parties were married at Sydney on September 3, 19M, according to the rltea of the Unitarian. Church. Tho matter was allowod to stand over. YOUNO YOUNO.

James Ellck Young sought divorce from Jessie Voung (formerly Bruce), on the grounds that she had been habitual drunkard, and had neglected her domestic duties. Mr. Cowan, instructed by Mr. R. H.

Currle, appeared In support of the petition. The par-tlea were married at Newcastle, according to the rltea of the Australian Churcb, In July. 1S03. A decre nlal waa granted, returnable In six months. BANKRUPTCY COUBT.

(Before Mr. Justice Gordon.) MOTION UNDER SECTION ltl. Re Margaret Plowman. Thia was a notice of motion by Margaret Plowman, under section 138 ot the Bankruptcy Act. asking for a.

order for the roh.arlng of a motion under section 1S4, which was beard In September by Mr. Justice Street, who at that time declared void, as agalnat the official assignee, a certain transfer from the bankrupt Donald Plowman to Margaret Plowman. His Honor said that he was of opinion that the motion should be dismissed. The matter was brought under section 138 of the Act, which gave a Judge power to receive a motion njiwaMon. IVoprrty, tieeu of Ytmponry noulrrf' on 'day of appllca Climon.1., Jewellery.

Trade lion. Collection on commwon. Inqulrlea lid. Fare. was an action brought by John William 8y- r.fGr to Brown, saylos that plaintiff was mon agalnat Giles Lambkin, William Morgan i-big, burly bully." Onions, John Hush Rodin, Frederick Thomas; Mr Thomson: Do these alleged words about Brooke, aud Thomas Wright for alleged breach A big.

pugnacious bully and liar go beyond of agreement In reference to a building con-what was actually said? Yea; In my opinion, tract for the erection of a portion of the church they do. referred to. Damagca wore laid at 800. The Charles James Bennett, a bookmaker, said defendants had filed a number of pleaa, alleg- he heard O'Dea, in his speech at the Town Ing certain breaches br the plaintiff nf the Hall, use the words, "I nm sorry to have to terma and conditions of the contract and plansiuse the word man. Ho (plaintiff) la a great Lellere And taU-: f-v- ted him.

ills Honor said, "I quite agree wuu your rerdlct, gentlemen, and your action." APPEALS. (Before Judge Rogers.) ORDER VARIED. Elisabeth Sullivan appealed agaimt the or KINORTREET, B. HURRAY and ft Ellaaheth atreM( upHalra), Sydney (between King and Hunter trr-eta). DMA from Piimrcct.

'Phone. 1S4G Central, bOClETl TTSkaUaV Ml Ti Al. PHOVlDli.Yr der of Mr. Love. 8.M., given at the New hi.

fat lum- of humanity. He if not nt SURVEY OF THE WORLD. -FORESTRY AND WATKB pKIVATK ADVANCEK and apeclflcatlons, which entitled them, after due nntlce, to discharge the plaintiff. The lat I.N A rEW HOURS. town Police Court In respect of a One of Imposed on a charge of Insulting; words.

The CONSERVATION. SC1I KM t-3 SYDNEY. OUTDOOR AUSTRALIA. CANAL Ut IN JAVA. SWAMP SPORT IN Si AW.

OS YOUR OWN NAME. WITHOUT SECURITY. order was varied to 10s, fourteen daya being1 given in which to par. I to sit In tho council with other men To Mr. Thomson: He was In the middle of the hall at the lime, but did not know much about the other apceches.

He was present when Brown spoke, and could remember something of what Brown said. Several other witnesses were examined, and gave corroborative evidence. For the defence. John O'Dea said be was a hAnirmnk.r on.1 Hennaed bllllard-table keeper. ter replied to these pleas, asserting that any auspenslon of or delay in the work was eausod partly by the action of the trustees themselves, and partly from circumstances not undor his control, and that any deviation from tho plans and specifications brought about by the requisition of the municipality in connection with the building.

The case for the ulainltff havln. closed. A (biNblUtard M). As MONEY TO LKSD OV THK FOU-iiWING SECLRITIES: TimibLD I.ESKI10I.D, C1TV. SUBURBAN, i 101 NTUV PROPERTIES, PASTORAL ACHICtl.TIRAL LANDS, mvcrnvent oh mimcifal stocks ob dkbestihes, 1.ikk interests oil ii versions, RATES.

TOI.IS. Oil l.fKS PUBLIC THUHTH Oil tlHiroltATIONS, IT LOWEST i RHKNT ATKS OF ISTERI-flT. TiiBox-ifir'i Nv Morirragc Pwl contilnt ft condition tn borrower ibv of wpinc up to 20 Jjrmli. of th loan during ymr wltlioul notict KLfi'njJWi. xv M.L.C..

cuilimin; ADVANCES MADE ON (no puhliHty), HOUSES AND ('ART'S, DEEDS OF LAND, EASY TERMS OK REPAYMENTS. APPLICATIONS HTniCTLY CONFIDENTIAL. CALL OR WRITE. T. MITCHELL, 1200 Central.

184 Phillip-ilreet. LAW NOTICES. Corner of King-atreet. Private entrance up gateway. THURSDAY, JL'NE 16.

At the time ot the municipal electiona there title: page. CEDAR-GETTING AT THE KOVVMUNG: A STRIKING BUSH PICTURE. PREPARIXG FOR THE CORONATION. THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND I QUEEN. evioence was called on behalf of the defen danta.

and John niinalnn ih. Ar ih. vn. a great deal of conflict. He saw an oriental Mortgage and investment vo.t uu.

TlVTTrTlJONS 6A SYElSfl'lS NEST EMPIiOVMKNT. arMoliilflv without Security. HIGH COl'RT OF AUSTRALIA. Before Mr. Justice Isaacs.

At 10.80 a. in-; For bear ing The King and another AsaotUted Northern Col. lierie and others (part hoard). nuiimng. gave evidence as to the nature of in a newspaper oo to rescind, review, or vary any order prevl wora none or ainiinr.

and aniit that ho tvnnMiine or January 2b, ana on Chiirmitni tailor thf Hon. J. T. Walker, uepuiy bilinin ShoH, Hir Hon. Joniei lliirni, descrlbo the work before the walls fell as fair the poll that night, be referred to the vlc-work.

Tho walls fell on July 18. and he was lory being somewhat marred by the fact that on the bullfllnar nn th 19th iti, Ar tha.ii,. iifd not feel honoured to be associated I ilto Lend Money on Furniture, Planot. Swing Ma ehinea, on tery easy terms and Low without Poaseaalon or Regiftration. ETiatinf Loana taken Ovar and placed on a better footing.

OIVE ME A CALL OR WRITE. HERBERT JILL ETT, Ttuiri-cbambera, 14 Moore-atrett union represents 48.000 men. Mr. Duffy, K.C. (of Victoria), and Dr.

Drls-senden, Instructed by Mr. A. C. Roberts, appeared for the claimants, the AuetraUan Workers' Union: Mr. A.

J. Kolynack, inatruct-ed by Messrs. J. E. Pltsgerold and Power, of Brisbane, for the Pastorallsts' Association of Victoria and the Pastorallstu' Union of Southern Riverine: Mr.

A. Kelynack and Mr. K. Jaques, in struct --d by Messrs. Stephen, Jaques, and Stephen, for the Pautoraliats' Union of New South Wales; Mr.

Feez, K.C. (of Brisbane), and Mr. Kelynack. instructed by Messrs. Fltsgerald and Power, for the United Pastorallsta' Association of Queensland, the Pastorallsts' Association of South AutitrBll'i.

and the Pastorallsta' Association of Wat Darling. Mr. Kelynack referred to the Intimation from bis Honor desiring to shorten tho proceedings, and said they would try to curtail the evidence. A time limit would put th? respondents In very great dimculiy. The other limitation wan atlll within tho power of tho Court.

His Honor: What Is thai? Mr. Kelynack: That the Court may suggest at any timo that the Court appreciates the point of view taken without saying what It thluks of it. His Honor: That I might surest on what subjects I would like more evidence? Mr. Kelynack: Supposing havo giver, certain evidence, the Court might say, "1 understand your point of view." It may be that we will be able to comprcfis the case within as short a timo as your Honor has ttuggested, but I ask not to be put on a time limit. His Honor: I apprehend Mr.

Duffy Is in the same position, and docs not want a definite limitation of any sort, Mr. Duffy said that whatever award his Honor made, the parties would be more satisfied If they were heard at the length they considered nrceisary. His Honor said he was grateful for the consideration given to his proposal, and he wanted it understood thtt he was not proposing to put a time limit to any ovldeme on any issue. It was a most Inexpedient thins; to at all produce the Impression on either side that the case was to be rushed. He thought It would be deeply to be- deplored If It had the appearanre of being rushed, and, as counsel still adhered to that view, ho would nnt press what he had Ik Hon.

R. J. HUck. M.l..t- month. When he came down from tho ladder; with a man.

who, when beaten In ordinary TO BE CROWNED AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY ON Jfi.Ul Ht lirneril Maiuser and Actutry. RICH A HI) TKEI'K. f.l.A., F.K.A., F.8.a Ittd Oftcc; 67 I'ltl Sydney. II. U.

APPF.RI.V, 1 PRIVATE LENDER. Money Adranced on Purnlture (without roft.eKBion). Pianos. Ser. Marhlnei.

No JUNE 2s. ROYALTY AT THE FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE. AN INTERIOR OF WESTMINSTER ABBL1 1 TRAINING THE ROYAL CREAMS FOR THE CORONATION PROCESSION, dmdTu.iT nv nl UARY. refffitralfon. Call or write anv time HI) 0 evg.

PAY II A 12 VOI i I.T. A 2 for KVKHV 10 ADVASCF.D, repayable LfSTi iP inTHS. for Loan on Furniltire, or any Her Msjeaty Driidng in Hyde Park with Princea Mary. THE KINO AND QUEEN ON THE WAY TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE; A Picture showing their Majestie. aerompsnied by Hie n.j.ON Regent-stt raddlnglnn.

off Oiford it. JJEVOLUTION IN MONEY-LENDING. NOT TO CRUSH, BUTTo" ASSIST BORnOtTEKH. JOEL "PHILLIPS C4T 18 THE TALK OF SYDNEY FOR LOW INTEREST. CIWLITY.

straiL'ht dealinc. and money aliaro. I uncr inspecting one wall, he said lo plaintiff, debate, resorted to pugnacioua "You have been saving bricks up there." and explained 'hat he jeferred to Mr. Drown, and he replied. "Yes." He also inspected thoiwent on to say that "ho (Brown) Is a man other wall, and found that the cavity wna not who when beaten In argument will stop al sealed: that was to say, It was open ul the uothlnir.

This man has annulled In a moet top. Witness also said that tho struts were i unwarrantable manner right throueh the corn-no good at all. and stated further that between palsn. All bin speeches have been seething the oth and lfth August plaintiff never made' with personalities, and he uses his burly uny attempt to proceed with tho work. ap-i figure and loud-sounding voice to Impreas plication was made to the council save that' people, trying to make out that ho is of tho plaintiff originally, and ho (witness) veritable Domocles.

nul I tell you thlB estimated that I he cost of re-erectlng the dr-s not understand the economic value walls would have been 44. After his visit lot any argument. He Is full ot selfish platl-to the building on the lath or t.lih July he'tuds. snd unfortunately striken home to the Msoublc accaritv (willioiit iotnion, from alio to Ufll Apply to mc and I will iinmnllately make you NOFISKS, CHAIlfaKO. CBO W.

(iOHWlN, 6 l'alprraphirepl, thrfe -Vrf ha iinj itrrrt, city, oppoiite Theatre Itoyal TflsnS-ilAIlK on sntuiopKHTira. ously msde by him. In the present Instance the order was orlglnnlly made by Mr. Juatice Street, but both parties bad agreed to him (Mr. Justice Gordon, hearing the application.

The present application was to rescind or vary the order of September 6, 1910, declaring a certain memorandum of transfer void, and to restrain the official assignee from proceeding further in that or another order. An auction sale took place on March 4, 1006, and subsequently Mr. Justice Street found that there were certain circumstances connected with It that led him to believe that the ssle was fraudulent. Mrs. Plowman now wanted to have the whole matter reviewed, on the ground that she was taken by surprise at what waa brought forward concerning the sate by the official assignee.

It was now desired to tender fresh evidence. The Court should be chary of exercising the right by eection 138, and in any case the Court should not accede to the application on the evidence now put forward. There waa no ground shown why -the applicant should obtain an order to rescind or vary the original order. (Before the Regiatrar, Mr. F.

H. Salusbury.) CERTIFICATE APPLICATIONS. rrince oi nam ano i-nni-cw SURVEY OF THE WORLD. PKOPLE IN THE FOREGROUND. SUPREME COI RT.

Cause Lints. Banco Conn, Si. Lambkin and others (part hcuni). Nntu-e to jurors engaged in the above part -beard c4c are required lo attend at 10 a.m. IV jurors ummotieil to attend Banco Causm today need nut attend until 11 a.

and ihfn attend la No. 2 Court, King-st reft. No. I Causes, in No. I Court, King-itrer t.

Ururworthy Karrell (part beard). Notice to Jurors. The Jurors engaged in the above part-heard rune are re'iuired to attend at 10 o.rti. -The Jurors tuiniiiKined to attend No. 1 Cautrs to-day will not be required to attrni until to-morrow (Friday), at an hour to bu advert ise-i in the morning papers.

No. fj Causes, in No. Court. King-tUrert. Ac 10 a.m.: Talnr Colonial Mutual Life Limited (part heard).

Ujn Cause, in No. 2 Court, i King-street, it 11 a.m. Wind rim Howard, Btnilli, Limited. No. Cause, in No.

Court, King-street. At B.rn.:; nmwn O'Dea (part heard). At 11 a.m.: fifhrick Kcllv. Macdonald Carey. Notice to Jurors.

Juror engsgrd In the above part-heard rjt are to attend at 10 a.m. The jurors i. attend No. I Causes to-day nrerl not until 11 a.m., and then attend In No. 3 Court.

Probate Jurfadictiin. The following amounts will taken at the Probate Office: Jame. IO.Ij.; James Tyson, 10. 30; Georze Cater, 11.1.. In Equity.

Before the Chief Judge in Equity. At 1 a.m.: Ore Conor Mint ion Cn. iulphirie forporaiion, 1 I-imiroH fnarl liPirili. Hnn Ur Artintr Jii.tieo Ar to Atit llctit to nmm, purctiaaf, IdMLte Proprrifr!) from Klxt-c) MorlftaRrt. tiiV linnVMUVTS iivcr an rxlrtnltd DeHod.

tv-rrnvKTIVn uinrrra OV THK PKF.HAUr. ASH I'lauiuu puiouo. out certain de-. uninitiated, nut in my opinion THK STACK Ann riir. UKl.n ICC1 burlv.

burlceque artist, wltll a loun-sounomg COTTAUr-; Hf-MKS and IH IUDIXfJ MTKS FOIl 8AI.K i.iTEKAHV imiKKiturnr-. i nhn voice, and utterly devoid of loclr. I ne otner CHAHOK 1 FOR EVERY 10 ADVANCED, REPAYABLE in It MONTHS, upon PIANOS. Ft'RNITL'HE, and other SECURITIES. LARGE AMOl'NTS at LOWER RATE, HOME SE( t'RITIKS AS LOW AS ti PER THEREFORE, WHY PAY HIGH INTEREST, when you muy do business with me, THE ACTl'AL LENDER, t'PON MY NOW FAMOUS LOW with everv wnery NO FINES or other charges.

Repayments to twit Borrower. tr NOTE ADDRESS: 70 CA87LKRKAOH STRKET, 1 door from Klng-itrert, next to Caher'a Metropolitan Hotel. All tommunicationa receive immediate atten-tlon. 267t. IIOV.

o'clock the ZZ," 5 PART OF THE IRON LIBRARY THAT CONTAINS the following day. THK PRICELESS TREASURES OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM READINO ROOM. I 'A i Tr-ti-v- side have resorted to very daettirdly tactics. They had even gone so fur as 10 Insert an advertisement associating me with crooked work on the turf. And after my colleague.

Mr. Neville Montague, and myself had Investigated the matter, I found It difficult lo trace the author, but I wan satisfied in my own mind that It was Inspired from that quar- II A RON I'SHIDA. Perwwtal Rerrientative I 1 L. II 1 LUUitl. Kri Jury I'ortugme? i crvnrin rlUFS.

th. new gTRICTLY PRIVATE. Re Joho Masterson. Mr. A.

W. E. Weaver tne Lairaur tar He thought that In some features men lalter Minary niatt rc. ipal i ouncil oi i ausni-siru, ter (waving my nsnn to wnern appeared for bankrupt, and, on his application party was Biitlns). the mntter was adjourned to June 23.

Mr. Thompson: To whom did Fu point. Rp Abranam Mp aD. Miniitrr in WKllVSi. wl Ju.t bran promolrd te Klait Rank.

PBAM.IS LAKlNn. m-rntly appolnlrd Keeper of the Undon Miiae.im.-Dl SK MA1IOMKT. flerer l-JOP-tian, who rae vritten notable book on Kgypt. FORESTRY AXD WATER Bydnry Sarbmok. rdi'tan ''or payment out.

Note. of tho case he might be able to 6 lion en tne Mr. Acting Juslire Rich will take any nth tiers set evidence. The result was that he knriou St Wtwai'i tu bufld. or will build for them.

BTESfOLOMAi- INVKSTMKNT, and II. II Mt-ore-ain-cl, city. OOce opi on Mondays lilj un. "1 DVXSCi in Furniture an.f all cUM of Aturitv, to mt.vnnif in niiawitt i vmrnt, fmltrnu ot Itcp.yimiit to uit Uofrowtra. Slltlt'l-IfcTPRlVtitT.

Nd liLliijlltAliOV. ao Lou' ftnowhotf, II mil pay you to i-all tun afnjir. mv tent. 8T AM.KV FFUS. IB Pitt-trm, brhvren Moore and (iunt.r atreela.

TAUT. LIFT. A- I THE "ior 20 year. J. HtiRMAN.

RriUnnia Ixtan thUt, Ul Ditabftii t. near Market t. 3-l entl. WCKPTIOVAI. Opportunity lo Invsl C'l-ar return of jx-r war.

only. LtMtfra, tm M. Herald inu e. E1U1I.KNT opporiuniiy ol a oiiniI arid profitable iatotmfnt for anone not tveekmc an titimciliate nan. P.

I Herald. IK-noiun. Sturen. hiMTnt Funda (or IniffsUlowfat ratra EGJ 1L Y-1! i- youii Man would likr mett tJenlle-Bsn. Brit-atr meant, who would finame pun hax? Aetrances tnade upon FURNITURE.

PIANOS, SEW. INO MACHINES (without DEEDS ol LAND (without mortgage coats), 14FE POLICIES, etc, at low rata of interest and caaj terms of repayment, by Uw Plaint ill was sitting inert-. loajon.vr "cP.arrd for bankrupt, and. on his application.) iown for Friday in which the parties are ready to proposed to rise on Jit whicn was tne time fljted by the ruler-. He had proposed to .1 aw.

fn wamtr Innonr hilt inasmuch BS return, or ninc-T Bn tne matter was adjourned to June 118. proceed. nM vou eall Drown ofTe naive a mean- 0a -b-iiiu u.u n.i.n.. Before the Master in Eouiv. At ll a.m.: Wm.

Red- A MAN. Lanajworthy Farreil. Mr. James and Mr. Coen.

Instructed by Mr. JJ. Murray, of (julrlndl (by his agents. Messrs. Mackenile and Maekenile).

appeared for the plaintiff: and Mr. Onrland. K.C.. and Mr. A.

Thomson. Instructed by Messrt. Macnamara and Smith, tor the defendant. This was an action brought by Frederick Laneworthy. builder and contractor, against Robert Meredith harrell.

medical practitioner, lo recover compensation owing, as he alleged, to the neglect. Improper and unskilful conduct of the defendant In setting one of the plalnlid's lee. Th. an nd contemr-tlble thing, not worthy of being: ajiiCoar waf, CT.nied. and C.

and of P. Act, to proceed man. and C. and L. of P.

Act. to proceed on inq.ilrv. that would not produce me encci ne uu N.S.W. MONT DE PIETB ailed a m.m? I am not sure. I uaea tnei Re John Carnenter.

Mr. Vott id- In Lunacy. Before hia Honor. Mr. Acting Justice: hoped for he proposed to rise on tne jjra.

ana Rich. At 10 a.m.: Lunacy rn-tiers. upending the so-called Ion largely In In Di.orce. Before the Judsi in Divorce, in No. 4 considerlnc the evidence.

lie was sure coun- word "contempt Ible," nut not as au JectJve. peared for bankrupt. The order of discharge was arrtnted. SI.AYINf! A CUM FlfiTRKK IV A TWEED STRIH. WEIR ACROSS TIIK I.ArllLA.V AT LAKE HISTORir Kill NO KI.OCK: THK BOOVOKF.

194 GEORGE-STREET WEST, SYDti" iSoulhero Branchy, nearly opposite Oram Bros. Witness said mat ne nnn airn-i Re Harry Fryer. Mr. M. A.

H. Fltzhardinse Jury t.ourt.-At 10 a.m.: liff-hirg King, i -i ndhre to what they had deliberately llarrett Barrett (part L'ardi, Harris Il.trrit meetings nt the Randwlck and at BppPar1(1 for 'bankrupt! and." on" his appllca nearly everv one plaintiff bad culled Alderman, tha the matter was adjourned to June 29. (fiougoton cr-respondent), fioldsboroura Golds- bornuh. Sinctbunt (Murleu Kawhtn Kr.M. HEARING OF PROOF OF DEBT.

by counsel, wan that on October 1," on two or lhr," was engaged on a building at Werrls Creek i 03,1 challenged to him. totd him that they meant to accede as fjr as they could to any suggestion he made from the Bench that there ought not to be any more evidence cn such and such a subject. Evidence was continued on the subject of wool-pressing. The case stands part heard. Re Joseph James Piper, ex parte Harold In B.inkniptcy.

Before the Regi-trar. At in a.m.:1 SHEDDING OF THE BARK. PRIVATE ENTRANCE from Grafton -Unt, oS City-road tad Shephertl-sucet. wnen lie reu a mm nail, a DDUKiianri. On the application of the of- Confirmation of aecounu and plana.

Single meetinn n.rp iriiirn suffered a fracture of the hm. Ideclaratlcn of the poll O'Dea had referred to; ciarancn oi tne pnu faoxn, 3) year ratabliahed. Uiowins nnititf lo to mA K- ana pudiic examinations: t.at:enpe Le Tonge, Tunes Frrdrric Wallii. Let is and A. Eimln WAS TAKEN IN ONE OF THE VALLEY'S OF THE C0.AL VE3TD CASE.

omCE HOURS: Daily. a.m. to p.m. Saturdays, 9 to 1 p.m. Opaa on Fridays from 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. 'PhODt. MS Glebt fogy per i.tniriiiar o.ii. era in. fSPOKTAXT "To PRJVATK LOANS AT LOW INTF.RKST.

tLEND Ji.i for 10 for fur 45a, hr 14 IS. 100 for HVt, and larner ainotinta on Fur-BtoTt, Piano, ett. (without puupufon or retrtatra-M), Inttred under Will. Deed, of Ijind, and oilier fcnirity at lower inlrreat. tay Repayment.

No tJcUt or (hanrr. Call iion me before deciding fjxtwrf. m. you will mh- monry. I DAVIDSON.

Otli.ri.: an-1 0 Wenlworth-court, fit Fiiabelh ilreet. eily. attons un'ler section Ceotre Wetland, Richard Leonard Norman, audit of accounts and plana. DISTRICT COURT. Before Mb Honor Judge Backhouse.

At 10 a.m.: Mac- docild Sander, at id Whitehead. Limited. Smith Sander. Sutton, snd Whithesd. Linit(vi.

Have Baumann'i. Caje. Note. The list will bo r.tllfd over punctually at Jn a.m. Befor- the HegUtrar.

At lft a.m.: Wighton At 10.40 a.m.: Barrett and others At 11 a.m.: Crowley. BLUE MOUNTAINS, GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS, IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA. II. HILTON. Winner of the Amateur Knilih fiolf Championship.

E. A. HfSEN. Runner-up for the Amateur Enalidi Coif rtiampionhip. II.

M. STEPHENS. F. J. BI.AXLANO, fin ll saw.

IBS JTrit" up' Heevr'li'r said he was at declaration! EXAMINATION UNDER RECTON .1,. any way tried to And out whether ihe bont-W poll, and the only thing ho heard de- Charles Henry Ducros. One witness was were In their nnturnl position si nearly a. he i indent soy was that although he (meaning; examined. Adjourned to June 2.

could get them, or whether the Injured plalntlffl came nt the top of the poll I regret, CREDITORS' PETITION. waa the same loncth a iiv. ntur pi.imiiy Io hav tn become asuorlsted with him. ana Re T. J.

Lennox, of Tambar Springs, hotel- THIRTY-FIRST DAY. The prosecution In connection with the Coal Vend Sis day was continued before Mr. Justice Isaacs In the High Court yesterday. TMIHLSTs INUKIt WHJJ). HRL'ST Fl'NUS.

Large and Small Sums to laend on Mortgag or Bui.u'ii tiiy and ourturbs. Iaiw interest, no i-omminwiun. U. A. kAVKS, Stolid lor ana Notary-.

8tock Kxcnangc InilHing. llStatreei. rpO I.ENO. 5 to pr.nar tecurlly, rrpayab.c -a- by inMalment-J. O.

Read. iWJ'tit-in JWV RCdf FCNl)S to lend" on 'mortgage. Read -ml Head, i. Solicilors, ror. Hunter nd Laallereagh sis.

Who were among the plarcd comnclitnre in the qual)f INDUSTRIAL COURT. was left In this poaltk-n for 10 davs. when the to 5" at lh tRble wlln nlm. keeper, ev parte Benjamin Jenkfnu. of Oow- the mi want to come to us.

and we will t-lv. The whole of the morning was occunieu i DT3 Oeorge Jimes Baker said he was on tr Balmain. storekeeper. Petition to be; At the Industrial Co-irtbo ise. vieen's Before DUt.ln nd 0Cuments Durlnir the proceedii atform at the time, and defendant referred ntl 23 his Honor Judee Hcyv.on.-At lu a.m.: imn-one MimrronsCa minuiea Xno, WlW VBd-" the Injured I Hmb IsToiS Championship cn SatunUj.

at and up 3ln nf.pl, for penalty, to be ccnaiJcrrd whether In, be dealt on -adjournment lor IU HIS MA.IK-Sl nM.lt.u. "na uririwan, exacimea ngain, ii The flr.1 hnr-e to carry Kine W- colors. A wnen It ns found that the wound caused bvjnc" 7iSJ-V ivu taken the NewTnarkct Spring Meeting. the fraetiirs. hud entlr.l.

i.i. u. by defendant. Witness Went on to say with by the Court or remitted to another tribun ih enable counsel to clear up a misunaeriiHPu-Johna Ptoinmttz, Younir George Lee On itradingi Ing In regard to Lpon resuming sp Kng Kc? and Son i. Bin Afhwuol, Millard v'hls Honor said that It behoved both sides to Marker.

For money da- Stelnirets: tol prevent a9 for al possible any undue prolonga-Im mentioned ond Adioi.rnd. lark Chief C-immi- TXDUSTRTAL COrUT. Before Judge Heydon. COKEMAKERS' (ILLAWARRA) BOARD. till.

Ill uutss.aa. Tni. ihi miBLTTKR PRICK than snvone in Svrtnev. Ml RltAV and 37 Eliubeth-Mrert lupauirsi, belveen King and Hunter treett, St tier. TiH PREPARED to ptve liinanriiil Avittanre tt any 1 roprctable pomn.

with or without fecurfty, up bay amount; low rote of itilrrest. Call or write. In. ISRAEL, II Rowe-M, Woollahra. Hour! tMt.

TSTEWSTS I'NDKR DEEDS OF FETTLE- 1 MENT, ANNUITIES, ETC. tf ne prepared to make Advance on this dad of an inmate of the hospital for about six and: riv. il a half weeks, and waa th-n xa council chambers. IH1 UlUWll umil 1111 lieu Informed that. Wlinn.a -Ant nn tn th, VVE ADVAXCi; MONKY ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, DEFI1S.

OR ANY SECURITY. EAS ItKP YM ENTS. LOW HATES. I'AUt UEATMENT. SC.

UK P. COMPANY. 16 CASTLEBEAl.H-STltr.br, corner ol Park-slreit. dorri i wnTli l-: iHiiortier have the advantasc LAFAYETTE. The lament Hti.fJr.nist.

one of tbe victims of the flre at the Empire Music Hall, Edinburgh, lait month. His Honor decided lo recommend the ap- the he-d waa tn election, adorer for Railwava and Tran wavs, re Robb. rc; 01 oc procei.uinha Flphick. returnable on June -n. im.

Forhe.rine:: The afternoon, like the morning. was da was mi.0,i ZaJi -j I statement or a previous witnea.i to tne ei-1 plication of the Australian Coke-maKtng A'rMralian Soriety of Engineer. for' voted to putting In documents. Wit: Companv. for the constitution of tn at.aat--.nf 1, reel toil urown nao cBiiea mm nar.

to attempt to wnlk for some little time. The Coert adjourned till this morning. finest, replied to this, "You're board, the industry to include ail persons it-tummi in nin noma ai ivprr i r.flf snfli i subseouently sent for Dr. Al.gna. wno.

WAR OFFICE AND AEROPLANE. Mr. A. J. Balfour and Mr.

firahame While preparing for a flight at Hendon (Eng.) SrilKMKS KOR IMPROVINO SYDNKT. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SITES IN THE WORLD. POLICE C0TJRT3. of a tide entrance, through a vestibule next door (No. d7 Park-street thua affording absolute privacy.

llTNTEIi'to at'nm. tioui absoriiefj-v l.rjv. lender, g. ser.irity.lp.!J.if,n... llernKl.

(For inuat ion see index to Adfertiiemenia.) do with the n-e It lr.J,n to ,0 aM'l'- wltneas said that ara south, and Including Port Kembla haJ I nverl.pped COUnt" "-Tell Mr. Jame. M'Mcekan iv.tr Amamnnmieti Mvietv oi rangineer. app.ie... tinn for bo.ir (for re same for kric for Chief Commissionrr for Raihvayi and Tramway, (part heard).

COMMONWEALTH ARRITRATTftN COl'RT. At the Court house, Before the Prei-dtnt. Mr. HigTin. At m.A) a.m.: For liearing: In the matter of an Industrial di'pute between the Australian Worker' Union, clnimams, anil the Pistornlist' Federal Couneil of Australia an'l others, respondents (part heard).

PBH7 at iht tTiiu intrrrai. JAMES CARROLL and COMPANY, IDjtu.nl eritrrct jises axd compant; 10 HfNTKItSTREKT irtiBff for the TruaircR of rvrral Etate), hnvc TRIVT MONEYS TO LEND an Inch, end that l.n had iDellambl Coke orKn). was nomtnatea manantiv ih. AiHin.iie v. ouu employers' reoresentatt re employees' repre- FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HOUSE, which the State Government propcs to use nubile niiitrum.

PANTRYMAN SENTENCED, i At the Water Police Court. George Martin. 43 who the preiioua day ww cnuvictcl of two charg-s of ftea)Ing-lo teOOks, the property of the trustees of tli Puhlie Librv. and two spoons the property one stateo tnat ne cienriy remembered the lm-r. Mr.

Walter AN INTERIOR VIEW OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN MENT HOUSE. itn-t. i tmlfiwl a nrwented for fenteme by t'. AT 4 PER CENT. INTEREST for a fixed trrni of vi-at-f.

fendant. r-ounscl stated further that unleaal rem-mner this clearlv he replied 'a" airman, the plaintiff consented to underno snother "Because 1 rclllr did I uSt know what It FEDERATED BNQINE-DRIVRRS AND FIRE-palnful operation ho would be physically ln-m, MENS tCOAST DISTRICT) BOARD, capacitated for life, and would be unable to Addresses of counsel were entered unon. but i In the matter of the application by the OrRTFR SESSIOXS Kin- KM- who cw -ud t0 At the Darllnsnum Jsmes ToiirIafnnthl' imprisonment wlmrlty of Citv ind Suburban Freehold or Leaae onttnue nis work as a oullder nnd con-! not concluded when the rnuet roaa. Federated Eneine-drlvers and Firemen a rw I'arinra. or Ajrricujiurai T.nnd, Farina, et ind on nivtdend.ni inc Aharf.

ft it OUTDOOR AUSTRALIA. CONTKIBUTKD BY MAIL READERS, niuntrstlona: entering, and stealing: John McDonald, rtealini in n.iilH 1-rWR lriha---rU. 1 A DEAL IN CORDIALS. Mvles Harrington, 4ft, and William Berwfcr.1 Goslett, tractor as before the accident. At the time of the accident he was SS years of age.

nnd i Association of Australasia (coaa' district), for (Before Mr. Acting Justice rerguson and ot board, hi. Honor decided MACHINERY. FOR LATHES, DRILLING MACHINES, SHAPERS, and all kinds o( Metal and Woodworking Machin try. Sawmill Outfits, Colonial and Vertical Boilers, UoriaonUl and portable Steam Engine, COME TO IS.

T. U. GOODALL and SOI-5 Kent-street. IF RWJUIRLVC KNOISF-lHjWER, "lnipect "otir'atock Of "ManhaH's" Celebrate 4 British-built Traction or Portable. Horizontal.

Stationary, and Vertical EN GINES; also BOILERS. Cadi or Terms. P. L. iCKLTTON and 101 Clarence-street.

rilHE -BUDGE" HKKilHJEl. aYINU and It. K-HAKIm! ment: Ftnk Armltage Schell. Waamr." 46. 'wrre chargl at thu Water Police Court, b- rJlflt en FiiMiiture, Pir.rion, Mai htnea, Prom, Notei, fcmt inierrt.

R. Slit. Ill Kltimt. Newtown. was a halt, hearty to amend his recommendation to the Minis At tne lliae nimp, toncurry.

-nareoai num. nPiftI. th ha Ins In r.lppaland -Scene at Lake Cndeellicc The Prlor Injury he "Rucsrt" A Undmark on Murranll Trark, mn l8" suntalt Tabor Colonial Mutual Life Association Ined a fraeture of the ter for the constitution of an Engine-drivers' thigh, but that was set properly, and plaintiff This matter not concluded when th, that the board also Includes all S.T. A Wheelbarrow with a hialorv in North HONEY Court rose. At No.

2 Dlntrict Court. Appeals arainst magi'trates fore Mr. King, S.M., with having ut ydn tn convirtlcwa and orders: lilgar Hill, brejich o( Cut-April 2S la.t rtolen a tjtiantity of cordials, tnms Arc; Sydnev PerdvaT fior.dsell. Infant Pretec-Itnc' other artklcs, valued al 5 is id, the property Hon Act: John Walter Barhim, Infant Protection i0 Eckerslev and Son. Art; Ilrnrv Accidcntali.

maintenance; Frand Wil- The evidence rtwwed that the two accused wer-i Ham Reaton. dlsnb4ienct of maintenance order. amployed bv Kckcrsley and Glett a nigh? watchman for ore nirht at the Agricultiml GrounJ I during the last slit', and subqr.enth- at the B-m J-I street ftrrc us a lellevinc siorr-nun. while Harrington ADVANCED SATtrPK NOTES. Birda and their SeMa naif a Kleh Only Tlker suffered no inconvenience from it afterwards.

Damages were laid at 1300. Defendant pleaded not anility. The defendant said that when he first examined plaintiff he feared that septic trouble would set In. He did not see Ihe Inlurv at ding persons In the above-mentioned occupations who are employed in the State of New South Wales, excepting such as are under the award of the Engine-drivers' and Firing Board, and not under any board recommended, or in Murray topp. rinake-Tne Wabbegong snake on the Richmond Fox Baiting Foxea and IX EQUITY.

(Before Mr Justice A. H. Simpson, Chief Judge In Equity.) THE PATENTS CASE. A MACHINES. Butter Factory Equipment, Cre.im Copper and ln-n Coils, Antmonia im.

Piping and rltting. Calalunte anJ prices on JPIdi-1 CPON ALL CLASSES OF 8ECURITT AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST, LTD L'PON F.ASY 1 EH lid OF REPAYMENT, by th STREET CANVASSING. existence, on June 14, 1311. or under any CANAI. LIFE AT SOERABAJA, JAVA ne not ftnwer for the Interior condi i was employed aj a faovawr on commifnon.

Stor jwaa taken during the lime both accused were cm-j ployed by the firni. and a sboruce of about worth of goods wa discovered. The gocd in court I were claimed by the firm, neither of the accufed cation. J. BUDGE, 200 to V15 lUrrta-ttreet, I'yrmtmL Ore Concentration Company Sulphide in existence on June U.

1911; employees PERSISTENT OFFENDERS. of the Newcastle and Maltland collieries. tion of the wound. Thus he treated It with i suspicion. po rat ion.

Bl'RRAWASO STUD RAMS. KJ3.W. MOXT HE 1UETE D. AND I. Further took place cn Wednesday at th; tn u-lt i Messrs.

J. and A. Brown, Great Cobar, Ltd. This case still stands part heard. I rein.

ai r.nmw I Vai-I ShniA I Central Summons Court, at the instance of ln.peetcr -aid he nurcharcd two b-ntles of kola champagne and Australian Gas Company, EMPIRE SINGERS Honor: How would that affect the THE SHEFFIELD choir. of the limb at all? i 1-10 d. of the ('itv Council, acainrt. nertona for cam aw. ms Jiduij utmi, vuuiuaiu, Jicaoi a.

i fciiirr mir- iii.mpi-jh. OUR Slorka of Tanare'a t'liain Lilting Rlocke. aVrew lad Hydraulic Jack, tiovernore (Pirkrnn, type), are unequalled. U'riie fur I'alaloguea. UALU17T and Miller'.

Polpt. Kvdnc. PIOKEKR ill. "l.KA'ritrjf spceialiy treated to aland expoenrc tn all J. C.

Ll'DOWK I ami SON, A photograph taken in the Brisbane Botanical Gardens' witness: ror the reason thst If a small SElliott and others for whom Ml', iwhr eMraetin. ranV bouaht the cpo.1. at auction tbo CASTLER EACH -STREET, STDNET OrFICE); DIVORCE COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Gordon.) FORD FORD.

on Saturday last. MacLaurin appeared. h-l '''1 from llarrln. A c.r.lir.1 m.n.ifa.tu:ee Jf, Tv.m -k1 ah. rcaidins at Ne to admitte.1 1.

soi.U f-e X'-, ll.rrinjrton. who a eellir. inem for a man that In with the tmiee. eevera employe The petition of Alfred Whet ton Ford for DISTRICT COURT. collection of germs got Into the wound It coutd be dealt with, or would be dealt with by the tissues, if localised, but if the leg was manipulated by pushing the bone here or there, the Infection.

If It existed, would be likely to spread throughout the tissues, and 1I7 York-atreet, Sydney. at sTELBOL'RNE, BRISBANE, and NEWCASTLt iTEEL In all siies. High Speed. Bent Cart, Black- aivorce irom ary Ann row. formerly Larsen.j (Before Judge Backhouse.) SMALL ARMS FACTORY AT LITHGOW.

WAI, I. IS INLAND. A French Posseacion in the Pariflc. SPECIAL ARTICLES. ETC.

smith Tools, Double Shear, Mining, Spring, Mld. vaioci null, in WUIl'D HIS iVn TIMR.P1V MENT FURNITURE. on three It. 2 on May 10, Mono, had rawrvml Hn.l.lnn a. th.

i 1 Kcnm. niSi Via a. iS 13: Harrington drnle.1 haviei atolen the sioda. n. waa dlamla.a- Thn Williams It would probably make amputation noces sarv.

hv Mr. K. White. I. i.

aaid he received tlicm fci Go.leit. from whom he R-rffarn h. .1... Mr. Martin.

Instructed haid instructions to fell ti commifrion. bones which might prevented amongst stock by the His Honor: Did you not try to adjust the gatlonal Church on October 16. 190" appeared for plaintiff: and Mr. Monahan. In-sppeired.

emphattca.ly havinq given the goods "HJ'J the aubject el an bone. Into position EUSTACE BENNETT. Gtaeral Maaagcr. I COMPANY WAS FOlLalED TO SUPPRESS I SLIt Y. His Honor said that he found ihaf structed by Messrs.

H. T. Morgan and Mor-' Mr. Bamett, S.M.: After the repeated time, you harei id been no desertion, hut that iha can. for defendant.

This wus on action j''' y.u don't deai.t. It only; from him. II neen no desertion, out that the separation 7. Goaleit from him. He tne rc.nretl any mon.y bote, a ot tyieal nilee.

T.M.! Wltnes- said be did ao only by extending naa ra im-reawd fines. denied etralni ton erxid. Aceii5ed were each c.mv icicd, and tim-d in default two months' etr. GIBSON. BATTLE and Stt Kent-st, Sydney.

flNlNG Rubber Goods. We manufacture Sheet ber. Insertion, Hose, Tubings. Rufters, Packing, ete. Agents, 'Titan" Leather Belting.

Price list free. Perdrlau Rubber 270 Qeorge-streeL CAST antl Wrought Iron nought. 3 ja 1S if. lirerr taken. 'Phone, 3ft Redf.

ABRAHAMS and WILLI rstreet, ctty. PULLEYS. SHAFTING, PLUMMFR LEYS, Split, Wrought Iron, Steel, and Wood. Jin t.t 6tt: SHAFTING, all sizes, cut to dead length. PLL'MKER buOCKS and BEARINGS.

Large Slocks. R. L. SCRUTTON and lei Clarence-street had been by mutual consent. vrriV.

Mr. Weklnm: I don't th-nit It hurls him at all. aGsxiBV "-e tw- u- A of 3 lc Gption days. Was street West. city, to recover compensation Ijmnord.

for alleged trespass. Damages was laid at, Uslie Crimmons waa similarly cfaarged. There were JJ 0 pajrre "Motra" handle, the queation of ne leg. nerause ne tnougnt it would be dan-cduratlon. and ahowa what la done in other eoua- geroua 10 do more.

i Jn'" a very IntercUnir atrielr on! Mr. Oarland: Do you know of eases In P'ed upon pll- loera. Many other subject are freely debated W' IoW wltD dUd1s? etpert writers. 1 Witness: Yea. MITCHELL MITCHELL.

Agnes Dorothy Mitchell, formerly Johnson, Sought a divorce from Clyde Campbell Mitchell nn the ground of misconduct. The nar. UNUCENSED. At the Waiter Bimuftcann Ivfore Mr. C.

X. A.5U. two information against lie had been fined Isaac lavy and Moiran l-evy, father PlalntlfTs case was that she had a lodger; nd for a almilar broach in regard to prv- Payten. S.M., were r.r-ee'.l-l airainft for having 1 a. voi.im:r, ELIZABETH 'IKin CITY, and 00 f.l.KHH lt)).

GLEBE. I art sfcinie fir ii i- al iiv.t.l jmva thai nhtAt ties wore married on November 15, 1904, at at 6s 6d per week, who left ber owing a m' 1 VT P' -nJn" 'on' rru. i -nid ia tun iiroi- wnies upon ririooi roal-i sir. james: Ana wnat sort or cases are nid he had resigned from hia employ. Fines of ur.

acted nt pawnbroker wifhrtut holding the recewary 1YT he had resigned from hia employ. Fines of Z.ur, acted nt paw ir iti.rm.ti.ig IB men ana OTeeders. The.tbOBeT one 10 i 12 12 1-J Blske Air and oi i mys, upt imrmswi in ca o- iik iwo cases. ntenie. iaac i.n'y wai until Jut, wtih ccy.n.

ttr Pasu-att (Mn-Mt. nlavxiatel eiilltu all la. I 1 coiumiw unoira io otes" are full of inter-1 Witi. nal-1 ifiitv ni. mtl SALE, 1.

Circulating PL MP. lor price and full particu- est anent stud stallions, and some space is given Mfkiatfon is inuflmte iiunt, easy repaymtnu, JWr treatment. 1 rjiwic the ailual interest unJ tlm( giren for uf the Ijtana. Mv terms afterwards transpired was claimed by de-jtions for a breach of the byl.w nn June T. and 8.

40, with tacoi.ts, or in defiiilt 14 days' gaol. lars appi; tne present. septic conditions manifested themselves within four days, and thus veri i tuuou i no iitra.iiiK uvvu uuiaiiiiun irum aim onine naa nor nrrn rrrvioiniT nnn. mil was in tne hr a period ot 1: w. r.

ana Nicholson -street. Woolloomooloo. fSin Surfscer. Haigh'srnd-haniL Oibaon, Battle. SW Kcnl sl.

i. ny eekl Hislalnieiils, the time-payment system. Defendant's ser fied his suspicions. He treated the Injury vant went to plaintiff's house and demanded cheap. employ the previous defendant.

For the first offcr.ee! A COOL TIlFFT he was fined 20a, or seven day, and lor each of the' William llenrv Ellh-n, ts. and Vincent Buripe. 43, others he was fined 40t, or dax wt-rr each charged tit Central Pol ire dart with stealing three fi.nnel.ette. valued the furniture, which she refused to hand over EM EM BER the name "Fairbanks" when about to for HM fur J.3 30 for I AXD Ul TO ANY at 5 weekly. at T6 weekly.

at weekly. AMOUNT. in accordance wim mo nest precedents, when plaintiff was leaving the hospital he told him the break was a very bad one. and that he would be lucky lf.be walked In six months. pircn.

an mi i ngine, fcrimon. ini Clarence-st. until tne amount owing to her by the lodger was paid. Defendant's servant then, according to plaintiff, endeavoured to force his way Into I at 1. the property Mrcm Clark and on June V.

Accuicd were rcntcnccd to eu montlto hard HER OBJECTION TO IT. on "roaring." Australian and English racing is fully dealt with, and there are particulars of 30 stud horses. All grade and other footbsll matches, besides other branches ot sport, are dlsciirsed. "Rothschild" contributes a budget to the Trettin and Pacing Column, "Housewife" giret hints on the management of the home, and refers to social events of the week. AUSTRALIA'S BEST ILLUSTRATED.

"Tha nnlv AhtAntlnn 1 hma tn nu SKftlMl MACHINE. utuiina, according to me rues or tne Methodist Church. Respondent denied the misconduct, and. If any, that It hud been condoned by petitioner. At the hearing the Court reserved decision.

His Honor found the Issue of adultery proved, and a decree nisi was granted, returnable in six months. SHl'TTLE WORTH SHCTTLBWORTH. Alice Maud Mary Shuttleworth (formerly Gazsard) sought a dissolution of her marriage from Mark Hodgson Shuttleworth. on the grounds ot desertion. Mr.

L. B. Bertram appeared for the petitioner. Tho marriage took place at Parramntta, according; to the rites of the Baptist Church, on April 7, 1886.. A decree nisi was granted, returnable In six months.

RUTTER RUTTER. i OrRING BUFFERS, for rolling stock. J. Walils and Chsllia Hwiie. 'Phone.

Cltv LTfl. iMPOCNl) Engine. In and IS 11. cmisl new7: Tubular Boiler, IjQlh W.P.. Dal wood, Regent.

it. UTO, or any other Neurit. He was given to understand that plaintiff would be under the care of his own lodge Mangages from If per Kllltinir Lium in other ntila- nff utl 7 "uw -i-ujiucu me uoor on mm. cough Remedy Is that the children are alwavsj William Henry Klli-m w.i a.so convk-ted at'the The defence waa that there was no actualfasking for it," writes Mrs. J.

S. Phillips, oflaime Court of the theft of pair of Kw.it, valuM doctor at erris trecK. The case stsnds part heard. at fin nd, the propetiy uf Ht-nry Jame Wiight. Ite no uie servapi uia not proceea ne- Rockwell-street, South Iiroken Hill.

NSW ANTED, 'Jndhand Brick Lr.er Press, in good onler. price, Tjnsn. Wolloneona. wai on a better lootli.g. MV MOTTO IS FAIR DEALING, at Pshlk who have lud dealing with me (n the Pt.

I tm wire of thrir ronfltieni e. Those who do not was orucrra to acne an aiottKnai sentence of months. yona tne tnresnoid. His Honor held that therep'My kiddles have both been subject to colds had been a 'reBpass, and gave a verdict foriand croup ever since they were born. My eldest 'anted In Bitv.

a Piurmlll. with wlndtn sw, i ak to fav.iur mu with a call before Loan Klafwliirc. HflUrV Yl rifmrlli.itrM't. ctlv tn f. boy was so bad at one lime that he was In bed for a week.

In fact, we despaired of his life, but thanks to Chamberlain's Couah NO. 2 JURY COURT (Before Mr. Justice Pring and Jury.) RANDWICK MUNICIPAL ELECTION, ACTION FOR ALLEGED HINTIF.r Sliding Crosscut Sawbeni'li, also small, Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery for Hoarseness, Difficult Respiration, and Pains in the Chest. Obtainable everywhere.

Prices la fld and Its. Advt, tt C.lebe-road, 0 a.m, lo i.m. Jwrphonr, t.ty a'm Remedy he was soon well again." Advt. THE SYDNEY MAIL. alley, Zetland, centre, fur braaa'flriisning.

1M. MIlMn'n Point. cnariea Henry Rutter petitioned for v-nanea nenry miner petitioned for ULL LOANS, ttom 2. arranaed nrivatelv! no a K' Mr ln trom Emily Rutter (formerly England), tructed hy Mr. H.

R. Clark, appeared for the on the around of desertion. Th riartH, eay rcpayniontl. Faith, P.O., Ahftrid. PRICE SIXrEXCE.

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