GENERAL TELEGRAMS [P RESS ASSOCIATION.]
_.„. _ WANOANOI, 2Bth Augnst. William Traoay, known as " Daddy " Traoey, died yesterday, aged 93. Edward Williams has been oommitted for trial on a oharge of bigamy. It is alleged that he was first married in Sydney and then in Patea. where he left his seoond wife, after livinpr with her a fortnight, on the plea of escaping from the payment of debts be had oontraoted. Christohtjboh, 28th August. At the Police Court to-day, the oharges against Alex. Gillies of having pasted value. Ibbs oheques at Otaki and Lower Hutt were withdrawn by the polioe. iNvTtBOABQIM,, THIS DAT. . A fire whioh started in the bakehouse of Mr. J. L. Oheyne, North Inveroargill, last night, destroyed the entire premises and the stook ; also the store of Miss Gibson, whose stook, however, was removed. Mr. Cbeyna was owner of both buildings, and had an insurance of £1000 in the New Zealand offloe on his own, bnt the insurance on the other and on his stook is not known. Mibs Gibson's stook was insured for £100 in the New ZeaUnd office.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 52, 29 August 1895, Page 2
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181GENERAL TELEGRAMS [PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 52, 29 August 1895, Page 2
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