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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 31, 26 September 1877, Page 2

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20-s. Plaintiff paid under protest and sued to rfco'er the remaining 35 1 ?. The Magistrate held that the .Registrar was right in demanding the SO4 fee, and that the 5s fee was payable only where the party was an infant, and his case came under the ?th section of the Marriage Act. Judgment was therefore giten for defendant with costs. Olhvier appeared for plaintiff, and StniTor.il on behalf of the Government. Tlie correction in the result of tho International Kifte Match, Creedrnoor, should read American 3, 3, 3, 4. British 2, 4, 3. Di Lemon has just received a service telegram from Bitavia, stating that the cable is now (yesterday) clear fur traffic. The Cbrislohurch ajlotmpnt of notices of shares in the Union Insurance Company were issued this morning, the allot » roent appears to have- been made with a very careful regard to tho business position of the applicants. Many ele-rks and others who hold little or no property, but applied for a Inrge number of shares, apparently for ipeoulative purposes re« eeired no shares at all. A letter published this morning from the mustep of Lohurn school, emphatic* ally denies the alleged flogging of Catho* lie- children for refusing to vead Protestant Bible. A careful inquiry is to- be made into the case.