DOMINION ITEMS
(Per Press Association.) MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. WELLINGTON, Tais Day— The Prime Minister stated yesterday that hd hoped to be iu a position to mahe a statement to-day regarding the new appointments to the Ministry. THE TAINUi CASE, CHRISTCHURCH, This day.—The faiimL easo was resumed this morning when further evidence for the defence '.yds heard in the case in which Frederick John Nee'dham, Shipping Manager, and Claude Smellie, Shipping clerk for the No.v Zealand _ Rofiogerauing Company were charged with negligence. . A MYSTERY OF THE SEA. WELLINGTON, This Day.— An Italian fisherman, Bartolo de Stifano, about ten days ago, picked up an open boat about a mile off Happy Valley. He towed the boat to island Bay. So far no owner of the craft has been found, and the police say that the matter is a mystery. The boat is fourteen feet long, painted blue outside and inside. LEVEL CROSSING ACCIDENT HAMILTON, This Day.—Barker Robinson, aged thirty, was riding' a motor cycle when lie crashed into a train at Claudelands crossing this morning. He was considerably injured and removed to tbe Waikato Hospital. It was found that bis leg was fractured and bis other leg, head and body were badly cut about.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 March 1920, Page 2
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