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VARIOUS NEW ZEALAND ITEMS
[By TELEGRAPH—PAH £RESB ASSOCIATION.] TRESPASSING AT RICCARTON. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day, The decision in several cases in which persons were charged with trespassing on tho Riccarton racecourse has been postponed, pending- an appeal by the Canterbury Jockey Club against the recent decision of the Magistrate on the question at issuie.
A YOUTHFUL SUICIDE. INVERCARGILL, This Day.— Sydney Harrison, eightoon years of age, employed in tho Government Life Insuranco Department, shot himself in tho right temple with a revolver last evening and died an hour later. The cause is unknown. SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LICENSE. CHRSTCHURCH, This Day.—A woman named Benson was fined £2O in Court today for having sold liquor without a license. She kept a small restaurant in the city and the police said she was a common prostitute. WINTRY WEATHER. NELSON, This Day.—A mild blizzard was experienced yesterday afternoon, an icy south-eastorly wind springing up suddenly and bringuig sleetv rain. It was a cold night. The weather is now brilliantly fine, but cold. DROWNED. STRATFORD, This Day.—Winifred McGregor, aged thirteen months, was drowned through falilng into a copper left standing in the back yard.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 March 1910, Page 3
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