DOMINION NEWS.
G LSBOII'X E HARBOUR AREA IBS. (BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.,) GISBORNE, Nov. 30. The Harbour Board has carried a resolution, moved by the chairman, to eliminate compulsory contracts from its policy and t-o entrust the remaining sections of the first instalments of its work to the engineering staff, to he carried out by day labour. GISBOIRNE SUPREME COURT. GISBORNE, Nov. 30. A t the Supremo Gnu lit the Grand Jury returned true bill in all cases except that of George Smith, a Maori, and Hoani Kohuru, alleged carnal knowledge, in which no bills were returned. DAY'S TAKINGS STOLEN. ASHBURTON, Nov. 30. A tliief entered the home of C. Hulton, a fruiterer, and stole £'l9 from a bag containing the day’s takings, which had been left on the kitchen table. Access was obtained through a casement window.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 1 December 1925, Page 5
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