AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Press Association.— Telegraph—Copyright, . ' JEWELLERY FRAUDS. • - <<<'Sydney, December 14. Harry Vilohkb, alias the Earl of Hardwicke, - was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment for jewellery frauds. Several firms refused to prosecute the prisoner. 4pcu?e'(\. prepared a lengthy statement to the effect that he was led into the position, by people persisting that he was the Earl 'of Hardwieke travelling under an assumed name. He pleaded to be allowed to pay for the jewellery and would return to England. SIR WILLIAM WINDEYER'S WILL. ' . Sydney, December 14. Probate was granted to day of the will of Sir Wm. Windeyir. The estate was sworn at under £12,000. ' • OBITUARY,'. - " y -. ; ' ' .....Adelaide, December 14. ' Mr. A. ' McPherson, Chairman of • the Parliamentary Labour party, is dead, . •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10626, 15 December 1897, Page 5
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