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(from our own correspondent.) Mr. Hamerton, solicitor for Barsohinsky, after failure to get his appeal hoard before the Judge, applied to the Magistrate for a re-hearing on various grounds. The Magistrate said he had no power to allow the same, but that the time during which the prisoner had been locked up would be deducted from his sentence. Mr. Hamerton gave notice that he would appeal to the Minister of Justice on the subject. Our resident engineer, Mr. Hnnter, has I received instructions to leave for Hamilton in a fortnight's time. The whole community regret losing Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, who, during their short stay here, have made hosts of friends. Mr. Holmes, Mr. Hunter's successor, arrived yesterday from New Plymouth. The Harmonic Hall is fast assuming finished proportions. A noticeable feature on the outside of the building is tho ponderous pilasters, which have a very substantial "effect. Mr. Holdich, scenic artist, was up yesterday, to give his opinion relative to fittings, &c. for the i stage, and the committee have aooepted j lu^oflet toexeoufcefchjfcsame. '
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 159, 14 October 1881, Page 2
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176PATEA. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 159, 14 October 1881, Page 2
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