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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5805, 24 January 1906, Page 5

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VVSS* ASSOCIATION. ACCKLAXr). January 123. A man nannd Thomas Cu.ite*. bookkeeper at the WademaCi Hotel, who had been siillm mg from a weak bean, fainted in front of the hr* d tld< evening. and died a f\w moments later. Jlc Favivt a widrw and Hires* children. A thunder-storm, with vivid lightning. occurred to-n : ghl. Mr Janp'' Stewart. C.F. the arbitrator in the dispute between Air (J. V. Turk and the Auckland Harbour Hoard, in connection with a du>d.c:ng omtnu ! in JGGg. lew awarded Mr 'reck Hl'-d'l *7s H. The <I dm ww*. for l;2'2G Ids Id. The Harhrmr Board has In pay £2 3 A If a Gd coals, XABIKB. January 23. A Maori woman named Matilda T?rr“n:i. brought down frnn (Jisbonte on a charge of ehdd-muiojer, was admitte I to the Xapicr Hospital on tlu* lllh Mist.. and died then* to-day. IJeaUi is »uippc*cd to he due to tho uoman tretiin-: ever her position. CHBISTCMFHCH. January 21. Srmnel Ford was committed tor trirl to-day on a charge ef bieaking and eat. r.ng the Isoa-e of Mr Uiisehlyvg, on January .oh, and Mealing art.clcs of the total value o! L’Glb A mroling i f the Inhibition Budding fVanuiiU'O was held this morning to cr-mdder what step* to take in regard to tho accident on Sunday. Tho architect. Mr Mr.ddison. and -Mr J. Jamieson (rf J.;anc.s:m Hrc*., contractors) were piv-enl. It was derided, provirionnßy on tlu* eontrncGors erm\ung cut certain conditions, to appoint two valuators to csHuiato the amount of the damage.