NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
I.FSOM our own CORRESPONDENT.I Thames, Friday. S. Hetherington and W. S. Wylie, drapers, were to-day summoned for employing girls after six o'clock at dressmaking and millinery. Hetheriugton pleaded guilty, aud was fined 30s. Wylie, who pleaded nob guilty, was fined 403. [PRESS ASSOCIATION.) DonediN, Friday.
The Taieri County Council have decided to put a stop to those contractors who li-ve made contracts for the carriage of wool in opposition to the railways. They have re-* solved to erect a tollbar in she main road which goes through the county, and charge £5 per waggon on every four-wheeler. Napikr, Friday. Wi Pere's election petition v. J. Carroll is appointed to be heard at Giaborno on January 13th. The annual ram fair is fixed for February Bth.
Wellington, Friday.
At the Court of Appeal the motion to strike Mr. Henderson, solicitor, Dunedin, off the rolls, has been adjourned till next sitting. The case, Bennett and others v. Douglas, a Hawke's Bay case, argued before the Court of Appeal, is to bo carried to the Privy Council. ' '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8916, 3 December 1887, Page 5
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