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(PBB UMTKD 'PBBSS ASBOOUTIOir.) : DnNBDiN, July 29. The. Hen. James Paterson died this morning. ••■-•■ ■ ■ Christchcbcbt. J'tly 29. An inquest, which was held to-day on the body of Mrs Catherine Bees, wife of George Manning Bees, paintejr, residing at Kingston* a suburb of Christchurch. renalttd in a Tordicfc of tntnilaaghter against the husband. Bees w»» "in the habit of drinking too/:muel», arid his wife, had complained to a constable shortly before: her death that he had •truck.her several time when she was ill, 'and handled her roughly. It way state-i that a minister of- religion had to proti.le nourishment for the- woman and -her family, in conuequence ef Bees' neglect. Auckland. July 30.
About 250 attended a awtim; of the unemployed thin moraing. H W. Farnell presiding. Votes of thanks were recorded to Sir George Grey old Mr Moss for their aotion i» the House ef Bopresentativi>s. and censure on Messrs Tole,Dargaville, Peacock, and Thompson, for their apathy. , Wbllhtotow, July 30;
Two writs; issued at the instance of Sir Juliuft Yogel against the Evening Press in cennection with the District Bailways Debentures,, have been served. Damages are fixed at £1600 in each cane. Mr WardeH, the Resident Magistrate here, has agreed te accept a sum of £260 eaohJor Te Whiti and Titokowaru, and £100 for each of the other native prisen* ers. MrW. L. Bees has been retained for the defence. .
,• Eotobua, JulySO. Mr £. M. Cotton, of Lake Coleridge, Canterbury, who, with his wife, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and put up at tne Palace Hotel, has been missing since 5 o'olook last night. A dilligeat and efficient search was kept up all night, but no trace oeuld be found of hint.
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 21, 31 July 1886, Page 2
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