DEATH UNDER CHLOROFORM.
[by TELEGRAPH.—press association,] Christohoroh, Tuesday, This afternoon, a girl of 15, the daughter of Mr. Corliss, of the Telegraph office, died under chloroform at the hospital during an operation for goitre.
BRUNNER COALMINING CASE.
[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSSOCIATION/
Hokitika, Tuesday. The coal mining case was continued today, the time being mainly occupied with the addresses of counsel, Mr. Gully took two hours and a-quarter, and Mr. Jellicoe four hours and twenty minutes. Mr. Justice Denniaton commenced summing up at seven this evening, and continued till twenty minutes past eight, when the jury retired. They returned at half-past eleven, and stated that there was no possibility of agreement, By consent of the parties the jury were discharged, the case to be heard bofore (he Judge within three weeks, with leave to apply for a new trial if necessary.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10410, 7 April 1897, Page 5
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