NEW ZEALAND NEWS.
(By Tdcrraph.—Pmja Association.)
SERIOUS CHARGE. Oannovlrko, November 1 Walter James Haslcr, n'ko ifai arrested at Kaitoko on Friday, was remanded to appear at Pongaroa on Tuesday next on a serious charge, alleged to hav-p been committed at Puketoi on Wednesday last. Accusod, a .young man, said ho desired to plead guilty' and savo the production of witnesses, but tlio remana was granted, to enable somo evidence to bo taken to send on to tho Supreme Court. EXHIBITION BAND CONTEST. Auckland, Novombor 1. Owing t-o the non-arrival of it portion of tho teat music, entries for the Exhibition band contest have been extended t-o November 8. SCHOOL MEDICAL INSPECTOR. Tilnaru, November 1. The Teachers' Institute lb-day -decided that, as toachers nro tho servants of tlio board, mid rot tho Department, they will await instructions from tho board regarding medical inspection. PROTECTION OF OPOSSUMS, Invercarglll, November 2. .'At a sitting of tho Liunsdcn Court Thomas GilsJon and R. Wi'son were charged with taking and killings opossums at Fivo Rivers Estate, contrary to the provisions of tlio Animals Protection Act. Tho proceedings were taken by tho Southland Acclimatisation Society, for which Mr. Eustace Russell appeaired. After hearing lengthy evidence, Sir. Young, S.M., convicted tho defendants! and imposed fines and costs aggregating £'11 15s.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1896, 3 November 1913, Page 6
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213NEW ZEALAND NEWS. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1896, 3 November 1913, Page 6
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