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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

Agricultural Emus.

A cab proprietor was brought up at the Marylebone
Police Court for using a gag on a horse to prevent
what Is called " roaring." Evidence was given to
show that the practice was cruel, and the magistrate,
as a warning, fined the defendant twenty shillings and
coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

COALS I 00ALEI I I COALS 111

ROBERT HILL.
36, SOUTH STREET, DORCKEWITR,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLAILit6O BULLO o FORT OP
CLAY C.
,EAN
TALK (YiTY"BILL. KAMM M
MALTING.
CULM an COKK,
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
TALI/ 0' TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coals, by truck losd, at reduced prices
Briagirstnc Them &c., and Grindstones
Agent for Oa Wiltshire Sick Wirier avasparey.
Depth, it the Great Western and South Western
Ettetiose, Dorchester.
Orders received at 96, Sontisetrwsh, or at the aloe,
Great Wagers Railway Station, will remise prompt
siemelas.
satobilvesed free In Dorchester and Fordigias,
atimie mks la the sonliva
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS for 6 or 13 DAYS
to LONDON from Weymouth, Dorchester.
every MONDAY until further notice, at the
following times and farm :

It.. Portlaud ell
„ Weymouth .• ••
„ D.•rehester
Moreton „
Wool
„ Wan hem
„ Ilanmorthy ••
„ flamoorthv Jnct
Bournrm •uth cot
„ Park•tone
„ ole "
••le iunrtln
• Wlmb •rne .•
„ linurn•mouth F.ast
L'hneichurch
Ar;lve London (Waterloo
Ftrithre) about

QUILENSLA.ND ZNIGRATION.
RAILINGS PROM GREAT BELITAIN.
" Scottish Bard," from London to Rockhampton,
sails 3rd July.
...toottlah Admiral," Irma Loudon and Plymouth,
to Brisbane, sails 10th July.
Female Domestic Servants itad Pam Labium's
free.
Away to th. I„ol=l,nhir. T. G. Barn
vicEimen Villas, ; cc to the
General fat Quiparland, sa, Chula( Ono, :a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

SATI*RDAY'S MARKETS.
THE coRS TRADE.

BATH.—The • plewlid weather for haymaking kept
farwer...„0,,,..1 4 towne, an.lfew were in attendance at
our market t tr. Ti,• Amen amount of busied. done
in wheat erns at • decline of 1, per qr. Flow tb• tem lit

Savour of bus quo.
14111IFTON MAI.I.ET.—Nt beet, Mato 50.: Mirky. Otto
Oa; um. 27 to 311.; beano. We to Alle ; pew, 404 to M. per
qr.: flour 36. to 34e per sack. 11-.. f. 13. t per wore :
mutton. 04 I t 9+l per ; ve.l, 8 1 to , 91 ; lamb, 114 to
121. Fat Mx.. 10. 3I to lot St per • •ore. Milk Matter
14.61 to 154 I.r domes; a her .11tto. IL to 13a. Eggs. 114
per 4-zen New notatom. 2d per lb.
TAUNTON —The ewe market today woo rem doll.
There grins Engli.h wheat Miming. farmer', being bur
haymaking. Forehm reelleed from IL to .104 Raley 3d
and ILISM. 61 lowpr on the week. Flour. Mote 361.

WARMINSTER —At our market to-Jay the", was a
very' short eutudi and ..ttendan-e. and very little business
was done The few lot. of wile tt which changed bands
wept as Is per qr. deetute. 13. to Als per /sr ;
barley Ift. 50 : nat.. el. to 3k 30. to 4/.. ; beans,
jlt• to re. : P. 30 to 36. ; vetches. 5. to Tine, bushel.
...... . . .

. . _
mark,' 'here WU Very
little E 12 an I bah, rata. oldahl•
13`..r. i.Ol very qiitet at I. par quarter raniuctlon'
°Thalia/ brainy unahere I In value. Ilaist &I cheaper.
Oats slow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

WINRORNII

FATAL Amor:yr.—An inquest was held at the
Three Lions inn on l'uesilay evening, before Mr. T.
Rawlins Coroner. and • jury i 4 whom Mr. J. Joyce
wee foreman, the body oflaborer named Joseph
William Henry Tetchell, agel 23 years, who was
accidentaly killed close to the Lake turnpike-gate,
near Wiinboroe. on the previous afternoon. Mr.
Henry Pond, contractor, of Code Mullen, said he wee
in hi. employ as carter, and on the previous day he
Waa carting bricks from the kiln at Code Mullan to
Wimborne. He received information of an accident
to decreer.' about • quarter to three o'clock on the
previous afternoon, when he was In Wiinborne. He
went to too spot and 400 yards that aide of the turnpike
gate he found decayed lying in thorned quite dead.
Mr. Parkinson went with him. There au a mark of
gravel about the with cif the wheel across deceased's
back, and it appeared ar if the wheel hail gone over
his body. The cart and the load weighed about two
tons. Deceased had worked for him five weeks, and
during that time hal never seen him the worse for
liquor; but he knew be was id an excitable nature,
and thought a pint of beer might overcome him.—
Mrs. .1 ane Brake said she was toll collector at the
Lake turnpike-gate, i'anfonl Magna- About three
o'clock on the pievious afterooon deceased pained
through the gate, and as he di,' so waved his hand to
her, but 11,1 not speak. lie was sitting on the bricks
Is front 14 the cart, with his legs hanging down, and
as ht. pawed through the gate be nearly fell off on the
left hand side, lie appeared to be the woree for
liquor, snit she watched him up the road, and saw
him fall iiff on the ri4ht hand side, when &beat 400
yards sway. She toll Mr. Cobb's men of what had
happened. The jury returned a verdict of " Aoc.dental
Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

TAIT LIILWORTH.

Trill annual examination of the National School in
secular knowledge was conducted by Mr G. H G irdon,
ow of H. 14. inspectors. The number of children on the
books is 67, and ol thew 50 were Dreamt." for elsm‘m-
hon. The answers of the children in geography and
grammar were not so ready as could be wished, but on the
whole the inspector appeared well satisfied with the
discipline and prover of the school flis report is as
follows :—fl. order is well kept and the elementary
Instruction is highly creditable. The parishioners are
certainly much indebted to the mistress, 'Mrs Treat, sad
the assistant teacher, Miss M. J. Penner, for the care and
attention which they give to their duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

SIX MONTHi ON A.DESERy ISLAND.

Intelligence has been received in New York of the
picking up of seven half-starved sailors on the Diego
Ramirez Islands, off Cape Horn, on the 22nd of last
March. The men were found and rescued by the
clipper ship Jabez Bowes, of New York. Her owners
have received a letter from the commander, Captain
Goff, in which the circumstanceas of the rescue are
detailed. The Jabez Howes, it appear', bad been
,1 lying off Cape Horn for more than • week, making
only 50 miles headway in that time, when • favourable
wind arose, and she was just starting if again on her
course when Captain Goff detected • slight column of
smoke on the land in the distance, and feeling that it
was a signal of distreea put back to the relief of the
unfortunates. Before land was reached the vessel was
met by a whaling boat, which had put off from the
shore to lead her off, and the crew, consisting of seven
cadaverous-looking Keen, were taken on board. They
proved to be a detachment from the crew of a New
London sealing schooner, the Thomas Hunt, They
had been left on the Ramirez Islands in the month of
October last with provisions for three months. The
schooner went on her way, cruising in the vicinity of
the Horn, and was to have returned for them on the
Ist of January. Failing to do so the seven men had
been driven to desperate resources to support life
during the ensuir g three months. Their food consisted
chiefly of seal flesh, penguins, mussels. and other
equally unpleasant viands. Seeing the Jabez Hower
In the distance, they had lighted a signal fire, and were
filled with joy when the vessid turned toward, the
land. The men when taken on board were in a
ileplorable condition, some of them having suffered
from the scurvy. Shortly after the rescue had been
made the Jalitz Howes was struck by a hurricane,
whib made sad havoc with her spars, though leaving
the hull undamaged. Her destination—San Francisco
—was, however, safely reached after • voyage of 120
days from New York.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

BRIDPORT.

SeDDlen MUTH.— On Tuesday as a woman owned
Elizabeth Vivian, at Barrack-street, was engaged in
spinning, and apparently In good health. she suddenly
fell down insensible, and within a short time al texwards
expired.
The Bawds held in the Town Hall, and opened on
Wednesday and Thursday last by the Mayor, was re-
opened on the two following dare. We are glad to hear
that the bazaar was largely patronised by not only the
Independent body, but by other denominatiuns thruushout
the town, and that the large sum of 1100 was realised—
far exceeding the most sanguine expectations of those
connected with it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

Deaceat :

.
wijuot Atuctistine Bryan, 8.A., Rant John's
College, Cambridoe, licen.e.l to the curacy of Buck-
le.' Neulioni. Henry Lawrence Randall, WA..
Trinity C.illege, Cambridge, licensed to the curacy of
Weymouth li.dnt John. James Campbell Vernon, of
Idert,n ('lee, Oxford, licensed to the curacy of
Foutitill Magna. .

Priests:
Rev Robert Harland, etudent of Um Salisbury
Di"e'm'an °acne, and curate ..f C,orfe Cutle. Rey
Arthur Lanscide Smith, otudent of the London
llelte of Divinity, Saint John's Hall. Highbury,
and curate of aherborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

WARIELAX.

Mee Jangs Davis' talented dramatic company have
been giving their popolar entertaintuents in the Corn
It:change forth. paa, five nights, but the audiences have
not been so large as the performances richly deem.... On
Tuesday was performed "The Man with the Iron Meek":
on Wednesday "Ronne, and Juliet"; Thursday, "Lost
in London"; and Friday, •• A New Way to Pay Old Debts."
The performance concluded each evening with • farce.
Mr. A. Byron amused the company with his comic songs.
We hear Mr Doi. will remain for three night% longer.
Colnar Perri' Semmes, Tuesday. —Before Lieut-CoL
Maned and Mr. AC H...itg.tt.
Jab* Bovoksbe. of Coablon Herring. was charged with
assaulting Winifred Howe, wife of William Howie on the
th inst., at Winfrith.—Dafendant pleaded guilty, and
wee tined .CI and
Ck•rge Terrur, of Swann's, was charged by P.O. Free-
born eith being drunk and rlotoisa at the parish of
Seepage on the 11th met.—Defendant did not appear.—
Witnem stated on the day named he found flefendant in
the street very drunk ; defendant's brother took him house
He was afterannis sent for to put defendant out of the
Anchors—Yinerl Rs. and costa
f.suessal Raley of Chaldon Herring, was summoned for
not providinic etlicient education for his son Frank, seed
years.—Mr. Howard proaecuted.—Mr. F. Filliter, the
clerk to the School Attendance Committee, proved in-
structions were given to summon defendant—Mr. William
Mullen, attendance oilier, produced • certificate showing
how many time, the boy had attended school. He oaght
to have made 25 attendances in the year.—An order was
made for the boy's attendance at Winfrith School.
Gerrie Bowering woe summoned to show canes why he
should not contribute towards the .upport of hie mother,
who was charged to the Common Fund of the Wareham
and Purbeck Unions—Mr. William Sullen proved that
Ann II iwering was in receipt of Is. per week, and he
believed defendant could contribute towards her support.
—Order made for la per week.
Robert Tglsof arm summoned to show cause why he
should not iomtribute towards the support of his father.
—Mr. William Sullen proved Henry Tebotreceived 2.. 6.1,
per week. —Defendant kept three horses and vans, and
was carrier to Dorcbester.—Order made for Is. ad. per
week.
William Clerk was summoned to skew cause why he
should not contribute towards the support of his mother,
Mary Clark, who waa in receipt of 24 61 per week.—
Defendant bad offered 61 per week, but the guardians
bought he could per inore.—Orsler made for Is p:r week.
Jaw Burden, of Winfrith, wee charged with allowing
two coos to stray on the highway at Winfrith on the 3U•
May—Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined Is and
ceeta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

£OOl.l.

8111006 ACCITMT TO A BoY.—A boy of eight Teen,
named George Whittle, son .1 Mr. Cheri. Whittle,
haulier, met with • serious accident on the Quay on
Saturday mailing. Ile w. with his father's carter;
who was in charge of a h woe and waggon laden with
Umber, and whilst crossing flamworthy Bridge the
boy led the horse, the carter walking behind. One of
the wheels of the wsggon eanght in the metals of the
tramway on the qi,y, jerking the shafts round
suddenly and knocking down the boy. The wheels
pared over the poor little. severely injuring the back
of his head and breaking his shoulder bone sod collar
bone. It is almost miraculous that he was not killed
on the spot. The sufferer was taken home, and
attended by Br. rhilpota and Mr. Lawton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

UPWET.

CONGREGATIONAL CHATML—The Sunday scLocil miniver-
Miry sermon were prem.:bed in Alt above plane ot. Finder
Inth. In Ul• MUllllll$ the service was coriductoc y the
REV. J. S. Dutcher, end in the ETlODitif by thy Be'. T.
Neave Dorchester. • special service woe very wide
•ttended by the children of the village whu sang ease.'
tion of hymn and were also examilied. Tte 'simian*
throughout were well attended and good collection made.
To. work of the Sunday school Is in • ver7 estidactory
condition. and much good through the agency of the
eimeregational Sunday school is being alifecled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

BRAXINITIFIL

DRUNKIDIIIIII —Henry risvint was on Tuesday c.harged
before the Collet! maguilwal with hellig drunk on thu
flod instant, and wee fined sa. and the cost. 6.. 6.1.
MISHAP TO THI esuace CLOCK. —The clock weight fell
from the tower on blonday and came down with a crash
on to the belfry Borg. &NOS damage was done to the
woodwork.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

PIDDLZTBENTHIDI.

CRICKIT. —A match between the Pvidlet:Tenth:de aM
the Dot chester " Excelsior Cracks% Club and eleven) gm:
played on the ground of the former on Tuesday het with
the following result:—

lit Innimm 2nd Innings.
Roneybun, lb., b Symes !.. 0 lb., h Symes
G. Roger., b Judge 1 lb., Judge ...
G. Taylor, c Knell, b Symes... 0 c Wightmaa,bjudge
Edmunds, run out ... 0 b Judie
Kerslake, e Malicr, b Bymee... 2 lbw, b Byrnes
Tucker, b Fudge ... 1 b Symes
Spicer, e Hunt, b Spites ... 8 c sad b Judge .
C. Wescott, not out ... 0 c Dudding. b
Ryles, b Jude. 6 c Miller, b
Hardy, c Miller, b Judge ... U not out

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Ist Intunp. tad Innings.
Dudding.L EJmunds,c Tucker 7
Sy mes, bR I unds 3
Judde, b Elmunds,c Kerslake 6 not out .
R. Miller, ti Rogers ... 14
1.) Miller, h Kerslake... ... 12 not out ... 14
Li Kerslake 0 b Edmunds c Ken
o
Samways, b Rogers 1
Runt, b Roger. 0
Wiolitman, b Rogers, c Ken-
Knell, b R gen— ... 2
Rommel], not out ... 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

Iran* to Loalloo B.

First class
• 41
2t 6
0
21 0
19 0
IS 6

rd Claim
. d.
13
12
12
11
11
10

10 0
17 0

DORCHESTER.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, House Agent
Appraiser, and I.7.krtaker,

SHOW-ROOMS RE-BUILT.

TEN LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
Well docked with every description of
FURNITURE
Suitable fot the MANSION AND COMM
GOODS SUPPLIED AT ANY CATALOGUE PRICE.

PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10e. Bd. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING. PAPER-RANGING, and DECORATING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOOKS, from all the beet Makers, both
English and French.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL

During the week endhig June Seth, there have
been admitted :—ln-natfattn, 6; discharged, ; out-
patients admitted, 11; discharged, 10; emergencies, 1;
deaths, 0 :—ln.patients, in the hoorital, 44; Out-
patienta on the l,ooks, 231 ; csoualties, 31. Physician
for the week, Dr. W. Ir. Luck; surgeon for the
week, Mr. J. Good; house-surgeon, Mr. If erbert J.
Capon.
in addition three in-patienta and nine out-patients
have been supplied with renewal tickets of reoum-
mendation.

There have been during the present year 429 out-
patienta, 183 in-patient., and 686 c.untals treated ; also
out-patiente and 45 inpatients hAve presented
renewed tickets.

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Sines the foundation of the Institution. 58,371
patients have received relief, conviscd,u .1 13.579 out-
patients, 11,183 in-patients, and 33,000 casual..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

SWANAG/1.
"jflasbas anb .flicktro."

June 18th, 188.
IMPORTANT NEW BYE-LAWS

Relating t0.14.W.1ng.....—r; n;t7r—air—arti—ng—c-oUirmation
the Local Govern:neat Board. We append their sub-
stance
. .

The positions of the bathing machines are now fixed by
the authorities, the 'cootie stand within a space 60 yards
8 of the N side of Do Xoulhancroad, the male at a
distance 01 one hundred yard 4, instead of two hundred, N
of this point; so that the new I sw provides that no person
shall bathe within lUO yard• of • member of the opposite
aex. The machines are to be moved into such a depth of
water es to prevent indecent exposure of the bathers;
" ressonable expedition is to be employed in the move-
ment ; and such precaution taken as to ensure the safety
and convenience of the bathers.

—: 0 :
AU persons bathing 'rum machines must wear an appro.
priats dress. . - .

• - •
The prices for hire of such machtaes are altered for the
better:—

machine, including use of two towels 11J1 bath-
ing dress, if used by one person above seven yearn of
rige for the first half-hour ............. ....... AR.
doery additional ha(Pheer.. ......
Jr the .arviue of an
hour. .. extra.
Er•r7 belt-bout. extra.
Children under seven an of age halt pnoe.
Fur awiry blither using Mt or her own bathing-dress-6d.
For usi•ti person, when two or more occupy the same

• 7
No boat is to spurns& within 381 yards of a bathing-
illaCistne in ratul We, "except fur the purpose of saving
Life or some other sufficient mama." A penalty of 40s.
mill be enforred for •lolatiOn of the bye-laws, and the
.ontinestnoi of dams wkll repeal the whole of the old
Lau

o :
As the above alterations will not interfere with open
bathing, and they lessen the distance between the
machines, those who petitioned sigitnat the proposed
amendments of last ycar have signified to the Locfl
Government 'Mud that they Sr. satisfied with these
new laws, and it is hoped that the troublesome bathing
question will now be settled, for which the thanks of
bathers are due to the L l Bonn', who hare taken great
pains to consider all sides thereof.

o :
Wst caution all persons who In not bathe from machines
that any act of indecency will make them amenable to
an e1.k112 at Cantata:, Inn.

o :
We were sorry t, find the latter part of Whitsun-week
disgraced by such drunkenness. It is quite time that tb•
place where small boys are allowed to drink themselves
drunk were discovered, and the proprietors severely
Punished. A second policeman is now stationed here
• fart which speaks very ill for • parish of a little more
than fiat* inhabitants.

Trade must indeed he dull 'gibes three different shots
I 1 e shut up entirely. Surely people must heOn to see a
meesoty for the telexed railway. We are glad to state
that the dhease in the nitstoen men waled in the ICeprou
;few days since, is counsel to eery small proportious
Yet.

:
We are glad to hear the o strains of the lit e•and-drum
bead thir evening. Tim mire music the merrier. eeperilll7
daring them long no evenings.
LvciJ
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

Herm Pope awl °rough for the " Fanners and im9l
of Labour," and Mr. Berndt, of Btourpaltae, for 2M
Moen of the B idety," Yr. Harvey said the fault of ths
Sod-tv,,,ss permanent disablement of old age cues
miler the ordinary head of sickness, which never should
bad bean allowed. When thia was properly corrected the
paymenta throughout would not be higber a. man"
supposed. Leaving the Heist' was • very foolish act as
thereby members sive up their Interest le C 15.000. utd
could sot join a better S misty. Lamt year the nicsitoul of
thd breech amounted to £217 gs. lel!, whilst lb.
pq-
0100111fl sickness gal' amounted to ,C 11117.. 111 surely
that. urther wtth Um fact tint stated by !Sir Talbot that
L. 500 h been invested aims the lad annual naiveties. dtd
not look like bankruptcy (chasm, The branch was not
quite as strong al formerly, but that was easily accounted
for by withdrawals therefrom for Stourpaine and other
dhbourjng Itriumhes reoently formed. They stood at
HO instead of 900, the highest point attained tbree years
,go. —The company separated shortly afterward/.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

iown.

Tp!!!IATION.

At an Orainatir held In the Cathedral Chnrch nf
5idi„,),,,,7 on Trinity Sunday (June 16th), the Right
Rev the bard Ittshop of Salisbury admitted the
gentlsmen among others into Holy Orders.
The Ordination sermon was preached by the Rev E.
S. Talbot, Warden of Keble College.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

DORCHESTER

TIM North Wilts fiera/d understands that the
Great Western Railway Company have decided to
close the rail mills which form a part of their extensive
works at Swindon, and in which department several
hundred band.. were employeA, This measure, it is
said, was rendered necesinry by the introduction of
steel rails. which. it is als asserted, can be bought
1.., lea money than the iron ones could be manu-
factured at Swindon. It Ic further stated that the
company mew probably erect eteel works at Swindon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

BLINDS
Of every Deaniption and Material

CORNICE •N D CORNICE POLES
With all the latest imprnrementa for Straight and
Bay Windows.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
CHIMNEY, PIER, & CONSOLE GLASSES.

DRAWING-ROOM SUITES
In Cretonnes, Rep., Coburg, kc.
EASY and OCCASION U. CHAIRS in endless
variety.
A New anti Choice Selection of
CRETONNES, CHINTZES. DIMITIES, itc.

DINING-ROOM FURNITURE
01wm7assa4pOm

BEDROOM SUITES.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto
Painted and Decorated.
PAINTM MANZ BEDROOM SUITE now £2 10g.

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
These Show-room' contain Bedsteads a Wood,
Drams, and fron of every sort. size, and quality, and
fitted up with Furniture c ,rnplete.
SPRING MATTRESSES in all aim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

C AR PE TS

Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
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BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,. KIDDER, DUTCH,

FELT, &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A SpWald kmortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to match all Carpets.

STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
Carpets properly Made and Fitted.

OIL cLoris: MATS, MATTING.
Li all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, az.

&MN Stores of SECOND-BA ND FURNITURE.
GOODS Riatonn AID WaIKIIOCISED.
FURNITIIFtE LENT ON HIRE.
llupends Furnished and Oineduetedl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25

BOURNIZXOUTH.
TENDERS FOR THE NEW PIER.
_

At the Bournemouth Improvement Commissioners'
tnerting on Tuesday. the following tenders for the proposed
new pier were received :
Messrs. OswelL Gardiner and Co., 131, Fonehureh-street,
L • ion For the pier work itecording to the drawings.
4:37.201 : for the outfall works at the book, .C1,IT1; totaL
Me,or*. Finch and Co., Limited, Cheortow : For the
pirr, £27 174 19a. 114 ; for the °titian, £6., 74.; total,
.111S,Sti 17.61.
Mr E 'wart II Waterloo Foundry, near Poole:
For the nice, .g 26.215 16s. 74. : for the outfall, £B7l log, ;
total. .C27,0h1
Messrs. W. 1141 and Co., Stokes Bay Work., Gosport
—F..- the pier. £24,70; for the outfall. ; total,

Mr. John
INson. London i—lfor the pier, £sd2; for
the initial!, 1338: t 421500
Mr. Joseph Pfillios. PI) mout'i —For the pier, .a. 1.000
for the outflll, £1000; total, £21,01.10.
Mewls. L odla. Sins, and Celli% Glasiow :—For the
pier. £2t,5 5.. Forth., °Wall. £721; total. £i1,4.11.
Messrs. Matthew T. Mbar, and C.r.t...v. I
street, London :—F ir lb. pier, £l2.'; for the outlall.
£75:3: total, gltiltM.
A/ Messrs. Shaw and Cu. had not sent the priced hill of
Illegalises, the acceptance of any tender was deferred till
Tuesday next, when an adjourned meeting of the Cool.
zulasionars will be held.