Telegraphic News.
-*<#■* (Press Association,) ] < ' Auckland, November 25. Kc/lomon .Solomon, alias Samuels, juliruil'ri} guilty to i'mtr dinrgosofovorMoiling mining ttliare*. His counsel miderhmk that money so obtained would In) ruinrnod. Accused was ndinitli'il to probation fw twolvo tnontliH.
('iHiWKjiiiiiK'ii, November 25,
AI llio iin|ii')Ht on tlio body of Thomas j Milfoil, who was found (load on tlio roml iionv Witiuku, it appeared that wliilo in it wlitto oi' intoxication lit) fell from a waggon, and death resulted from tlio injuries received. Ho was allowed to iio on tho roadside from lU!j on Saturday evening till 8.30 on Monday morning before ho was picked . up. Tho police had a warrant for his arrest on charges of stealing dynamite and bacon.
At an open air prohibition meeting last night the speakers wore subjected to interruption, and were pelted with eggs, stones, and rubbish.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8595, 26 November 1896, Page 2
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139Telegraphic News. Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8595, 26 November 1896, Page 2
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