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New Zealand Mail, Issue 745, 11 June 1886, Page 17

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(UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION.) Christchurch, June 9. The Sfc. Alban’s Incensing Committee resolved to-day to close the hotels in tbeir district, which are close to the city, at 10 p.m. Dunedin, June 9. There has beeu a considerable fall of snow to-day. News has been received that Egremont, the defaulting sacretary of the Adelaida Building Society, has been sentenced to six years. Napier, June 9. The criminal sessions opened to-day. The calendar compiLes 15 charges against 13 prisoners. Feilding, June 9. Henry Killeen has been sentenced to two months’ hard labor in Wanganui Gaol, for the larceny of a cheque for £5. Emil Wilhelcn, the son of a farmer on Mackay’s Bine, was committed to Wellington Asylum as a lunatic, at the Resident Mag'strate’s Court to-day-Invercargill, June 9. Mr John Hare, a well-known merchant, died suddenly last night. Deceased arrived here many years ago, and for a long time did a large trade with the lakes and goldfields. Before coming to New Zealand he waa at the Cape of Good Hope and on the Victorian goldfields. GamarU, June 9. At a meeting of policyholders in the „ Government Eife Insurance Association, held here to-night, it was unanimously decided to support Mr Fisher’s proposal. Marton, June 9.

At a meeting of policyholders in the Government Insurance, held last night, the ?dayor presiding, it was unanimously resolved to support Mr Fishei’s scheme, and to vote for Mr Shannon.