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(Per United I'ress Association.) AUCKLAND, November 9. 'A meeting of the Furniture Workers' Union decided to plaw the whole of the nwttors in dispute in the hands of the Nw Hoalaud Federation of Furniture Workers, with a view to arranging a satisfactory settlement. Meanwhile Uut federation secretary nunaiiu in Auckland. WAIHI, November 9. .Robert WaUson, aged 14, was aecidenUilly shot in the tJiroat ihis morning by a littlo boy aged six years named .\lason. The latter, who was unaware that the pea rifle was loaded, pulled the trigger, and the bullet entered the centre of Watson's tliroat, but was sueccififully extracted. The patient is very little the worse for the misadventure. CA.UTIiRTON, November 9. iillxrrl John IJtiy was arrested this morning on a cJiargo of destroying a sixroomed liottiio at Waihakuke on Novemlioj' sby an explosion of gelatine. He was rananded till Friday. Bail was allowed—himself £100, and one surety of £200. BLENHEIM, November 9. In the Supreme Court to-day in divorce a judicial separation was granted Tc Niko Mauritu Mac Donald from Tuiti Mac Donald, a wife's petition on the ground of misconduct. GOIIE, November 9. John Otto Bankin was arrested at Gore yesterday by Constable Schroder for failing to maintain his wife. Fie was brought before the court, this morning and remanded till Monday.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15608, 11 November 1912, Page 6
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TELEGRAMS.
Otago Daily Times, Issue 15608, 11 November 1912, Page 6
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