At Nelson on Saturday Mr H. O. Robinson, of the Union Bank of Australia, who has been transferred to Dunedin, was presented with a handsome travelling bag and a pocket book with monogram, as a token of esteem from, his friends.
The Chinaman who was recently fined £10 and £2 2s costs for carrying fireworks on the railway from Dimedin to Oamaru without announcing the nature of the packet, decided to serve a term of two months' imprisonment instead. After four days, however, he paid tlio fine in preference to being kept in prison. — Oam^rij, MaiU
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Otago Witness, Issue 2402, 15 March 1900, Page 10
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