The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Mastcrton Fire Police and Salvage Corps was held lust evening. There were sixteen members present, Captain J, H. Pauling presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were rend and confirm ed. Correspondence was received from the United Fire Brigades Association. It was decided to issue a challenge to the members of the M.J1.F.1), to play a euchre tournament at the Fire Police '.Station on Thursday evening, IKIi hist. Business of a routine nature was dealt with, and the meeting closed with the reading of rough minutes, roll call, and the usual vote of thanks to the chair, A lady's bicycle is advertised for sale. A steer left at Blairlogic two years ago will bo sold unless claimed and expenses paid.
The Salvation Army are " reviving old memories of early day lighting in England" to-night, by a lecture on Ihc riots of Basing stoke. 13ro. Upton, who took part in them, should be well worth hearing. " The handy-man of Mauriccvillc," has a change advertisement in tins issue. When settlers come to Mauricevillc from the "back blocks" they have only to go to C. V. Spackman's, where they can get anything they require in the boot and saddlery line, and wind up with a shave and hair-cut. The great Canadian Seaweed Cure is no a quack remedy, but a scientific compound containing medicinal properties which exist in Seaweed, and which have been proved to be very successful in the treatment of rheum atism and gout. The remedy was first used in Montreal where its success was soon demonstrated. Sold by T. G. Mason, Mas tcrton, and chemists everywhere. Wholesale —KcnipHiornc and I'rosscr, and Sliarlaml and Co.—Adit.
