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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 17, 20 January 1916, Page 4

Probate •wasc granted by Mr. Justice Cooper this morning jn tie following estates" «f -deceased persons:—EHraJbeth Ansell (Mr. Napier),- Henry Heywood (Mr. Armstrong), John Mnrfhie (Mr. G. M. Johnston), Isabella Jessie Norrie Steele (Mf:;,C. j. F4rr)V JaW'.Glanfield :(Mr. A. E. Skelton). Letters of administration were granted "if We following estates:—Robert (Mr. Parr), and George Nelson Bryant ' (Mr; J. B: Johnston). "I hope that we will have rain coon," 1 ~ said the Prime when - in. Chriet- ;. church, on Tuesday, "becaose tie stock ; need it, and' t'Se comiition of the stock is as serious a problem as the condition. I of the crops. As a matter of fact, I > , : don't know what will become of the etock.unless we get rain, and get it soon. .It is very important that Canterbury . should have rain within a -fortnight, ■ certainly within three weeks." , When a young Maori "woman" wtt i before--the .--Court afc'Wellington a day ,-." ' OT on a clwjge of having in- | t enfficient lawful means of sap port, "bob" . ■ was copvicted and ordered to be kept separate from other prisoners. The . person gave "her" name as Margaret Hagara, and strenuously objected to Being undressed". "When meiiis were . flagara should ■ conform with the regulations, it 'discovered that' tlie"priS6ner" was a male I masquerading as a female . > * The'higSest poas'iKe'poWt brpurity » i alediona 'beTeiages^— Wolfe's -Sehaail*