WELLINGTON.
April 22. Many of the cases of typhoid fever about the city are supposed to be spread by infected milk. A cdrhpbrint was made yesterday Ijhat a bailiff had been taken away from tlfe charge of property by an officer of tlie Court, without the permission of the person who caused' the bailiff to bei put there. The magistrate said, if the person sustained any damage from the action of the officer, the complainant should proceed against him* and 'his . Worship recommended him to phrsue that course. It is stated that several Manners and Cuba-street hotel- keepers have ; agreed to pay a small subsidy to the new lessees of the Imperial Opera House as an acknowledgement of the benefit which will accure to the trade of the locality from the continual run of performances which they guarantee. It is stated here on what purport to be good authority, that a Fresh information will be laid against Messrs Kinross, Sutton, and Worgan, for perjury m connection with Maori affairs, as referred to m recent tele«rams.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 683, 24 April 1879, Page 2
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175WELLINGTON. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 683, 24 April 1879, Page 2
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