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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

[by telegraph.— ASSOCIATION.] Pai.merstok North, Friday. The tender of Zojona Kowski Brothers, Marten, has been accepted for the erection of new brick premises for the Bank of New Zealand there. Wellington, Friday. Jacobs Joseph was fined £30 by the magistrate this morning for failing to keep down rabbits on his run at Happy Valley. ;■ Dr. Bode, of Pahiatua, is dead. Chiilstckurch, Friday. Patrick Shea, who pleaded guilty to a charge c>2 forgery, was sentenced, by Mr. Justice Dennis-ton - this morning to 18 months, and William Whitehead to six months, for fraudulently altering a cheque. Ckiiis'l'c fiurch, Friday. Mr. Robert Wallace, a farmer at; Halswell, was thrown from a dray last evening, and sustained serious injury to his spine. Mr. Justice Cooper, president of the Arbitration Court, intends to leave to-morrow evening to attend the sittings of the Appeal Court in Wellington. Mr. William Gillespie, codec merchant, was found dead in bed at Sumner this morning. He was a very old resident of Canterbury.

TiiiAiiu, Friday. Mr. Tom Brown, of Messrs. Brown and Stewart, Auckland, who has been ill for some time here in the hospital, has now quite recovered, and has left for home. Dunedin, Friday. Over 8000 attended the winter show yesterday, constituting a record. Wm. Shepherd was this afternoon sentenced to two years for indecent assault,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 5

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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 5

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 5