GENERAL TELEGRA PHIC NEWS.
[BY TELEGRAPH.-— association.] Wellington, Thursday. The Sun newspaper has ceased publication. Dunedin, Thursday. In tbo Supreme Court to-day a decree nisi was granted in three divorce cases—Gore V. Gore and Stewart, husband's petition; Wallace v. Wallace, husband's petition ; and Adam v. Adam and Lissen, also husband's petition, there being no appearance in this case for respondent or co-respon-dent. Blenheim, Thursday. A young man named John Ledsham, with a foreign accent, was sentenced to-day to one month's bard labour for theft of moneys from his employer, a storekeeper, at Havelock. He appropriated j314 in different suras paid to him by his employer's customers. Accused recently came out from England, where he has a wife, and was employed in Wellington. He pleaded that he had given way to the temptations of drink and gambling at Havelock. Nelson, Thursday. At a meeting of College old boys, ib was decided to revive the Old Boys' Association, and form a cycle corps in connection therewith. Tho Rev. W. J. Williams, the new Methodist pastor, was welcomed at a social last evening.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11949, 25 April 1902, Page 5
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