ALLEGED STABBING AFFAIR.
[IIV T«LK<jrtAl>U. — FIIESS ASSOCIATION.) AUCKLAND, This Day. Thomas Manning hna been arrested at Coromandel, charged with having stubbed William Hollls, manager of the Old Kapanga Gold Mine, at Cpromandel, with a ohcath knifo. Manning, in is stated, called upon Hollis to get paid for work, at the mine, and it is alleged Manning stabbed him" through the muHcular part of the arm, tbe knife severing all the muscles.
The Marine Department has been instructed by tho Minister (Hon. J. A. Millar) to procure fog-signalling apparatus for erection nt Godley /lend. It ie prob. nble that a (similar uppaiatun Will be established cither at Cape Maria van Diem jin or at iMokohjnnu Island in the Ilnurnki Gulf. Messrs. H. Fioldnr nnd Co., ManneroutrouL, announce with this iwuo very heavy FhipmcnU of English furniture/ which v r.ow on viow in tl-oir showrooms. Vinitor» to town during the holidays aro rpoeinlly invited to inspect their showrooms. Tho firm announco that illustrated catalogues and o»timntc» arc ioiued froe on application-
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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 133, 3 December 1906, Page 8
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169ALLEGED STABBING AFFAIR. Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 133, 3 December 1906, Page 8
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