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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 264, 26 February 1877, Page 3

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turned the basket cf fruit upside dotvn, j and as I wan picking up the fruit sheeomn:'. need to kick me ; so much that I went , ' av.-ty. She ;'o!!..v.'jd me, and caught me ' bv i\s v. .'.i.i.-i.r.-. anil would m>t let me go. I V."f bi.th F. I! do'.vn (o;-..t!ier. I got .away again, and she b. ,:aii to tlirow stones at t me. I do not lay the charge out of illwiil. Cros=w-xaniinf d by Mr. Hislop : I do remember anything th;e occurring. I ■wiar I did not strike licr. She pulled me down by the whiskers. Siie did not strike me with any of the stones. I knew I th:>t if shu did not lind securities, she would Lavo to go to prison. I have been living with her twenty-iive years. I did not know her character until latterly. •Site never ask-.d me for a dog. She never a>ked in.-; i"V anything else on that day. V»\;eu she went away, she took £2O worth of property belonging to me. I asked her i many a time to eo."c back before she got the- proivercb.;! o:.L-r. To Mr. O'Me.-igher : I have no doubt -shu to throw t:e sl":ies a' me. I do if.;f t ! ir-.lc that she t-»ok the hair out of .my -trhialc.r.-iTM p:tt in alocket | A£:li- bi.-aring- : t-Lit* .evidUnee of two; \vi_t--1 a-, >.••■s for tur; pJajtitiii", tlie 3lagisjtrjits ! '(>:•• v gavv t : e jivfi ii'ht.ut a Sovere 3^ct;ire i ah't.ni. tIV; inanrr't-f- ;h wliiclrshe'had been in the. habi.e. e:" eojislucting herxe'f towards t-h«>'confph-fiuiut :ii;c';' obtaining tliejpro- ; t: (■»[•►;: ■iKr'ttr- :v:a : Kor tiim, but said lie v.vuM giv-j i;er WM:!:i.r c;:anco, but if | ever she Ctiiie; olfore tiio:Uourt"iig;iiii he ; v: " v^'i,', J' ,: }':i : . ti"-::J> : rr'4le;i Eo-lica-vy tlm*i she f to oi,iaiu tiieni, and shev.ou'ul then'-! ■? to gae'L i "Sh. V W;> < 1.-..:,!: >' i.Vii; i:l hi r. oWU ,l-O.COg-i:':<iv...-c cf .'.'•JC». to Luep'iho peace towuvUs t.e plain!:..' ii- iW.i'v.f.,' • ;,• • 7_-, ;■'