CRIMINAL SITTINGS.
_Peb Pbbsb Association.! WELLINGTON, Due. 1. The Grand Jury ignored the bills against Thomas Slain for an alleged breach of the Eegistration of Deaths Act, and Edward Burk, attempted suioide. In the Hutt tragedy case, which resulted in the death of a young lad named Smith, the Grand Jury threw ont the bill of murder against the Chinaman Young Bin, and in the case of Sam Coy and Tom Hung reduced the charge from murder to manslaughter. Henry Jones and John M'Guire, burglary, and John Tustin, larceny, were convicted and remanded for sentence. Emanuel Silver, larceny, twelve months; Henry _err, larceny, acquittek.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7025, 2 December 1890, Page 4
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104CRIMINAL SITTINGS. Star (Christchurch), Issue 7025, 2 December 1890, Page 4
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