THE NEW ZEALAND SUEZ MAILS.
BISHOP MOORHOUSE FAVORS OPENING OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES ON SUNDAYS.
A MINE MANAGER TO BE TRIED
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
A BANK MANAGER APPROPRIATING CUSTOMERS' DEPOSITS. THE CONGREGATIONAL JUBILEE. MARINE BOARD ENQUIRY INTO DEATH OF A STEERAGE PASSENGER, MELBOURNE. Wednesday. The Hon. Graham Berry has returned here from Sydney. This day. The English mails via Suez for New Zealand, which arrived here yesterday by tho Ballarat, have been sent to Sydney, where they will be placed on board the Hauroto, which leaves for Wellington tomorrow. Bishop Moorhouse has written a to the Argus, in which he favors the opening of the Public Library on Sundays. Notwithstanding "tho evidence of the miners, the manager of the Ellenborough mine at Eaglchawk will be tried for manslaughter in connection with the death of two men who were crushed by a fall of stone in the mine last month. It is stated that a bank manager at Eaglehawk has made use of £1000 worth of scrip deposited by customers. The name of the manager, however, is withheld.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3694, 17 May 1883, Page 3
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175THE NEW ZEALAND SUEZ MAILS. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3694, 17 May 1883, Page 3
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