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DOMINION NEWS. | THEFT FROM OHUROHES. (Press Association). Ohristcharch, Last Night. Charles Ronald MoPlierson, charged at the Magistrate's Court with broabing and entering and theft from the Church of Christ and the Spiritualists Church, reserved his defence aud was committed for trial. I CLOTHES AND NO MAN. Wellington, Yesterday. " This morning a complete Ret of man's clothes was found ou the beach at Happy Valley, four miles from the city, giving the appearance that someone had gone iu to the sea to bathe anil lost his life. Among documents found in a leather bag lying near were papers relating to the Shearers' Union and bearing tho name of P. F. D'Arcy. The police Bearohed this afternoon but found uo traces of the body. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTIONS. Christchuroh, Yesteiday. The eleotion of seven persons ■to represent the city on the Hospital arid Charitable Aid Boards resulted in three ladies-Mesdames Cunnington, Wilson and Eneom—and Messrs Allison, Tanner, Rev. Uloss and Qapes being eleoted. Messrs Allison and Gapes were the only members re-elected. Wellington, Last Wight. Tho election of fourteen representatives of the combined Wellington distr''otß ou the uew Hospital and Charitable Aid Board took ,place today, There were 23 candidates, aud the followmg were eleotedJ. G, W. Aitkou IGG9, Rev. Van S tavern 1617, Miss Richmond 1547, R, C. Kitk 1486, J. Smith 1484, Rev. W. A. Evans 1331, J. Robertson 1323, J. Godber 1821, J. J. Devine 1289, D. MoLaren, M.P., 12G2, J, Trevor 1227, A. H. Hindmarsh 1137, G. Loudon 1098, J. E. Fitzgerald 1079.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 965, 17 March 1910, Page 8
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257OVER THE WIRES. Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 965, 17 March 1910, Page 8
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