TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
(Press Association). Gisborue, Yesterday.
Rose Kirwin, a seivarit girl, was oharged at the police oonrt with the manslaughter of her female child ou March 10. The evidence taken at the inquest was confirmed, This ahowed that the child lived after birth. Accused ' pleaded not. guilty, and reserved her defenoo. She was committed for trial. Anobland, Yesterday.
The Waihi Grand Junction Mine treated 4411 tons of ore for £5133 during the month. News was reoeived from Fiji yesterday that a young prospector named Hinoh was drowned in attempting to oross the Sigotoka river with a saok of specimen rook a few days ago. Mr Hinoli was one of a trio of prospeoting Englishmen who had been in Australia, New Zealand, and it is believed, theKlondyke, beforereaoli 1 ing Fiji. . , Wellington, Last Night. The Court of Appeal heard' the case of Charles Edward Matthews, a solictior. This was a motioij on behalf of Matthews for roadmission as a solicitor. There was no opposition on the part of the Law Sooiety. The benoh made an order that lie Bhould he at liberty to apply for reinstatement within two years and further that considering his character, readrhisßiou should be granted.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 680, 1 April 1909, Page 7
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