GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
[BY TELEGRAPH.PRESS ASSOCIATION.] ' Wellington, Friday. Mb. Bbll, whose wife was killed, and who was himself injured in the Brooklyn tram accident, had sufficiently recovered to leave for Nelson to-day.- :;..; Dunedin, Friday. Three sailors .on the four-masted barquentine Titania and > one of the crew of the steamer Invoran were' each sentenced to one month's hard labour to-day for refusing duty. Mastebton, Friday. ; At the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to-day Mr. M. Caselberg was elected president. '•';c"; :. Invercargill, Friday. During April the Bluff shipping was: Inwards, 23 vessels, of 451,149 tons; outwards, 30 vessels, of 47,141 tons, an increase over April, 1906, of 477 and 11,322 tons respectively. ' . . Timaeu, Friday The Harbour Board to-day struck a rate over the rating district of 3-16 th of a penny, a reduction of l-6th on last year's levy. The chairman asked the Board to consider at tho next meeting the raising of the height of the outer mole, as the recent heavy sea had overrun it, and caused damago in tho harbour. ...... Hokitika, Friday. The Wcstland Law Society, at a meeting yesterday, resolved to strongly oppose the abolition of District Courts, as proposed by tho council of the New Zealand Law Society,- owing to' the limited number- of sittings of tho Supreme Court-in this district. The meeting endorsed a resolution of the Senate of tho New Zealand University, requesting the repeal of the Law Practitioners Aet of 1898. -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13453, 1 June 1907, Page 6
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