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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10033, 21 January 1896, Page 6

There wore two arrests yesterday, namely a lad named Win. Thorpe, on three charges of larceny of potatoes, the property of John Henry Coo, of Epsom, and a woman named Codes (subsequently bailed out) on a charge of larceny of timber, the property of Mr. Samuel Vaile. v

A prisoner named John Stephenson, alias McDonald, alias Sutherlaad, .died .in the prison hospital yesterday. The best record in insolvency during the past year (says the Melbourne Herald) was by railway employees, who filed to the extent of 57 schedules. " Gentlemen were a poor second. " Civil servants " and "married women" made Jan effort, but they wore not in the race alongside the railway men. ' The half-yearly meeting of tho Taupiri Extended Coal Mining Company will be held at. the company's office, Fort-street, on the 28th inst, at 2.30 p.m. A return billiard match 500 up, will bo played this evening at the Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobson-street, between Messrs. Wilkinson and Pell. ' '■

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