INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
(PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auoklamo, September <$. Barque Murtahaa, from Baker's and Howland Islands, arrived at Sava on the 26th August, aim landed the shipwrecked orew of the Frenoh barque Oeolle, whioh ' went ashore oa Holland Island on July I4th, having parted her moorings, . and sunk. No lives were loit. Seven Chinese left Auckland by the Wh»mpo»j whioh . sailed Bouth to-day. They prooeed to China. Some thirty or ' forty more would have gone had they been - able to secure passages - Dfnbdin, September 6. William Berwlok, licensee of the Paiaee Botel, was charged to-day with selling liquor after hoars, allowing an unlawful game with dioe to be played, and employIng a barmaid after hours. He waa fined £10 on the first, £10 on the eeoond, and £5 on the third, the license to be endorsed for the latter offence. The Magistrate gave an order for dio tress at once. The evidenoe showed that a number of women of bad oharaoter and were In tha house drinking, gambling, and daoolng till three la the momlaar.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1938, 7 September 1888, Page 2
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173INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1938, 7 September 1888, Page 2
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