GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
|*RKSS ASSOCIATION.] Gisborni, 13th Angust At the Supreme Court J. W. Maokrell, charged with a breach of the Bankruptcy Aot by obtaining goods he had no reasonable expectation of paying for, w»b found Not Gnilty. Auckland. 13th August. The Maori chief Henaro Kaih&u goes to Wellington to interview the Government regarding native lands legislation and the much-talked of Opuatia Block. The ship Wolverine, formerly of the British navy, has been purchased by Mr. Nicool, of this port, from Mr. Ellison, for about £1000. Wai MATI, 13th August. At the weekly executive meeting of tho Workors' Union,' resolutions vero passed pointing ont that tho rednoing of the tax on tea Id per lb would benefit the middleman only, while the 20 per cent, duty on union shirting and on flannelette was a great injustice to workers. ASHBDBTON, THIS DAT. This morning Tom Long, tha hangman, was convioted of drunkenness, and discharged on oondition that ho left the town by the next train. He was taken off the express train last night very drunk.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 39, 14 August 1895, Page 2
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174GENERAL TELEGRAMS. Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 39, 14 August 1895, Page 2
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