FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871.
Mr. Carter, of the Slaughter-yards, doubtless thanks his stars for " privilege." Immense damage may be done to a njan's y character beneath itr~irtretter whether in the legislature or elsewhere. We think his Honor the Superintendent . should not have sheltered Mr. Carter in ] the Police Court to-day. The precedent is bud, and the lavor extended to this protege may be dangerous to the interests of the community. As Mr. Carter is so frequently in trouble, we would respectfully suggest that he should be removed to so no other less prommem. position iv the public service, wher. his peculiar te.np-raiment will not be so tried by coming in comact with people of ordinary II __AU P er*on3 having claims against Charles j Wilson, deceased, are requested to/prove the same; aud all persons owing money are requested to pay the same to John "Williamson, Esq., Curator of Intestate Estates,/
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 322, 20 January 1871, Page 2
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150FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 322, 20 January 1871, Page 2
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