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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 161, 27 June 1930, Page 5

The Maheno sailed from Melbourne to-day for Bluff. S. T. Whiteford, licensee of the Post Office Hotel, Wellington, charged with trading after hours, was to-day fined £lO, and two men unlawfully on the premises were each fined £2.—Press Assn. Lester Gardner, aged 17, whose home is at Gore, fell 100 feet from the fifth floor of the Y.M.C.A. building, Auckland, to the basement of a lift well and died from injuries sustained. In the Police Court to-day at Dunedin, Edward John Henery pleaded guilty to r. charge of bigamy, and was committed for sentence. Evidence showed that when 19 years old, and on leave from war service, he married at Durham, England in 1918, under the name of Howard, then later came to New Zealand, living at Gore and Invercargill. There were six children alive. He left his wife in November and in April this year married another girl in Dunedin, signing the name of John William Henry —Press Association. Nurses in hospitals are to be proided with motor-cars. It is possible that by this means they will be able to run across an old patient or two occasionally, and run into the Wilson Shoe Company for a pair of Itoum rfieeg abeA» rt'U- new pn.*