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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 2, Issue 362, 4 June 1881, Page 2

The Last Stages The released Maori prisoners left Wellington- for Taranaki yesterday afternoon. fSW District Court.— This Court will sit on Monday next. Particulars of the cases to be heard and applications to be l made will be found in the causes list, published elsewhere. Appointment. Mr David Mitchell Luckie, Government Insurance Commissioner, has been appointed DeputyCommissioner of Stamps arid Registrar of Joint Stock Companies at Wellington. Supreme Court. —The following is the list of the prisoners, now awaiting trial at the.riext sitting of this Court at Timaru, commencing on Friday next: —Edward Ford—larceny from the person ; James Oommiskey, Patrick Egan, and Hugh Boyd—‘arson ; Benjamin Bradford forgery and uttering ; George Robson—larceriy; William Gardiner—larceny ; James Mack horse stealing (two charges) ; Michael Quirk attempt to commit suicide ; Joseph James Farrell—embezzlement (3 charges) ; Martin Thyne —perjury ; John Quinn—.forgery.

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