RELINQUISHING THE BUSINESS.—
GIRLS' SUMMER JACKETS, at Haxp Pbice. Also, a lot of Knickerbocker Suits, at "clearing out" prices—R Hobbs, Upper Queen and WakefioLd streets.
We hear that the man Samuel Graham, who was severely injured the .other day at Freeman's Bay, is apparently better, although Dr Bayntun doesnot consider him out of danger.; ' ; '■- '•'
Some queer scenes ensue y in-Wyoming, where the women vote, ~ scry.c on juries, &c, like their lord's and masters. Recently six married ladies and as many gemtlemen were empanelled upon a murder case there, and it became necessary to lock them up all night. Three of the husbands stormed and raved at the judge, and half-a-dozen children made the courthouse ring with their cries ; but the judge was inexorable, and put them under lock and key.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 609, 22 December 1871, Page 2
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130RELINQUISHING THE BUSINESS.— Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 609, 22 December 1871, Page 2
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