HUTT AND PETONE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 526, 5 June 1909, Page 13

HUTT AND PETONE NEWS.

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OHIRO MAN IN TROUBLE

■ Less , .than -a: fortnight -\ag6,.-' Thomas Mitchell;: an inmate'of the Ohiro Home; was before, the .Court at Potohe, charged : with stone-throwing, •.and.. it. was ". then stated /in evidence' that he had a griovapce 'against one .Gustavo Hublitz, of Elizabeth: Street. Yesterday;' MitchelL was brought before Messrs.,-R.'W. , Short.: and 'R. Mothes, J.l'.'s, fii , haying refused -to .. leave. Mr.. Hublitz's; house, .when requested to>■do /fjo; To. this, [and to' a second obarge of storiethrowingj the" old man pleaded not guilty. The Bonch/'howover, 'decided to obnyict, imposing a sentence of-14 days' ; :imprißonment on each charge (to ojierate only,, if accused left .the Ohiro Homo within'three monthe.).'!' ■■; ■ ■ ! ';§fflj ass■ B a hf) I R A / A-An; V ; ; V !.;-; v The bazaar in 'the Drillhall,; arrariged'by the. Petone Brass Band, in aidjof their,uniform and instrument fund, was again; well patronised yesterday. ! 'To-day the bazaar' closes, and the Wellington Hpeßand will take part at/the evening function. ..-• : ';[ : y_ A RUSSIAN LECTURER.v; : ; , Dr. Boranony,who comes' as a Russian exile, lectured to a small audience in : the Oddfellows' Hall, Petone; last evening. He spoke of the of certain religious sects, and made .mentibnVof 'instances of .hardship borne by tho> peasant classes.