MISCELLANEOUS.
The sum of L 3,000 was paid into the Auckland Provincial Treasury on the 2Sth ult., for publicans’ licenses. At the District Court, yesterday (says the Southern Cross of a recent date), the four jurymen impannelled to try the case of Glonny v. Morrison, consisted of two bulls and two bullocks. That is to say—two who were called answered by the name of Bull, the other two to Bullock. Two others were called who answered to the name of Bullen. The whole of the names had quite a beefy soend. It was a case in which land, cattle, docks and thistles were in dispute, and the names did in some degree appear to be suitable to the nature of the case.
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Evening Star, Issue 2940, 22 July 1872, Page 3
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122MISCELLANEOUS. Evening Star, Issue 2940, 22 July 1872, Page 3
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