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Mr Justice Dtmniston took his seat for the first time in the Supreme Court, Christchurch, on Tuesday. Mr T. S. Weston, on behalf of the Canterbury bar, congratulated the judge on his elevation to the bench. Mr P. Keddie, of this town, has just received a supply of Baxter's Patont Medicines. These comprise Baxter's Lung Preserver, which acts wonderfully on colds and all affections of the lungs and chest, giving relief in a marvellously ' short time-; also Baxter's Anti-neuralgia Pills; which effect a speedy cur 6 of neuralgia, pairs'- in the head and face, and lumbago ; and also; the Compound Quinine Pills, for indigestion, nervous debility, &c The pffieacy of thfise mediciment* cm he testified to by several.i n the Clutha. district, and a trial order will morn than repay the trifling cosb. The advertiserre'nt appears' on our second page, with unquestiouable mouials.-— [Adyt.] . 



Special Advertisements. TTIGH-CLASS DENTISTRY. . Mr HUNTER (of Boot & Hunter, Dentists, Dunedin) is in Balclutha, and may be consulted up to and including TUESDAY, March 19th. Patients requiring Artificial Teeth should consult him immediately. Private rooms—Crown Hotel. Artificial Teeth, 10s 6d. 94 DAPTIST SERVICES. Tft& REV. ALFRED of Hanover street Baptist Church, Dunedin, will conduct services as under : — Puebua Hall—This (Friday) evening. Lower Owaki Baptist Church—Sun- day first (two services during the day). Tahatika —Sunday evening, 000 TJALOLUTKA PAROCHIAL JL> D I S T R I O T. The Rev. T. F. Dodd will hold services on Sunday first at St. Mark's, Balclutha, at 8 a.m. (Holy Communion). St. Mary's, Inch Cluoha, at 11 a.m. (Holy Communion). Kaitanaata, at 3 p.m. St. Mark's, Balclutha, at G. 30 p.m. Also to-day (Friday), at St. Mary's, Inch Clntha, at 7.30 p.m. ; and on Thurs- day nest, at St. Mark's, Balclutha, at 7.30 p.m. WESLEYAN CHURCH, BALCLUTHA. Sunday, March 17. Balclutha—Morning, at 11, Rev. C. Abernethy; Evening, at G. 30, Mr C. King. * Kaitangata —Afternoon, at 3, Mr Ed- kins. Stirling—Afternoon, at 3, Mr C. Kinsr. Te flouka—Afternoon, at 2.30, Rev. C. Abernethy..
