THAMES ITEMS.
(Bjr Telegraph.—Own Correspondent) THAMES, this day, In the Police Court to-day William Norman aud William Twentyinan, who were before the Court on a previous 06-.'" casion, were fined £5, or in defaults month's imprisonment, the former for supplying drink to a prohibited person, viz.. Twentyinan, the latter -with: having , beer in his possession during 'the: \ «urreney of a prohibition order. "•." .*>*■"• The Mormon Conference at KerikerL is ended. A good deal ot businese connected with the itinerary of preachers and future operations was transacted Throughout the proceedings considerable interest was manifested. A man named Lupton was admitted to the Thames Hospital to-day, suffering from injuries reeeivea while placing charges in position in the workings of the Koniata Reefs mine. Lupton W "tamping" a hole when one of the charges already in exploded, hurling ?, mass of rock, etc., in the face of the unfortunate man, whose head and f»c« were badly injured.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1905, Page 4
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