CHRISTCHURCH.
Ihis Day. (Before B. Westenra and J. Y. Boss, Esqs.) Btbamn-J Otbbcoats —Henry Taylor was oharged with stealing a waterproof coat, value £212s 6d, tho property of John Ballantyne, alio with stealing an overooafy value £2, belonging to William Barshdt. Sergeant Pratt applied toe a remand, as all the neoessary evidenoe had not yet beea oolleoted, though both the ooats had been identified. Prisoner admitted having stolen the waterproof from Ballantyne's, but denied the seoond oharge. He was remanded to the following day. Liobnsing Aot.—Mr Loughrey applied to tho Benoh under section 116 of the Lioensing Aot, 1881, that Mrs Berti might be registered as the owner of the British Hotel. The re* quired order was made.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4791, 7 September 1883, Page 3
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