NEW ZEALAND.
(By Telegraph.}
Found DrownedWELLINGTON, June 13.
The body of a young woman named Delia tenahan, barmaid, war found floating in the harbour this morning. It is supposed to bo a case of accidental drowning.
The Bankruptcy Law.
OHBIBTOHOROH, June 13.
Judge Dennislou, referring to his refusal to discharge a labourer, said this morning—" I say emphatically the Bankruptcy Act is not meant, and as far as I can help it shall not be applied ’’ in the case of a non trader who incurs debts and without alteration in his circumstances asks for a discharge.
Larrikiuism.
DDNRDIN, June 13,
In dealing with a number of lads charged with riotous conduct the Bench commented severely on the increase of larnkinism, and oharactised it as the one great evil of the city, f .
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6241, 13 June 1890, Page 3
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