NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
(PEB PBESS ASSOCIATION.) Dunkdin, March 28. Gco. Cameron, a miner, was found dead near Alexandra. Suffocation is supposed to be the cause. JNapieb, March 27. The fourth and last day of the Bowling Tournament was devoted to the completion of (be unfinished Champion Singles and the Champion Pairs. The former was won by Barnett (Chnstchurch) and the latter bj Laiog and Miller, (Napier) The play was good throughout, and the weather fine. Last night the visits ing bowlers were entertained at a big smoke concert in the Theatre Royal. It was a most successful affair. BEEFroN, This Day. The Manager of the Big River reports having found two feet of stone driving from tho winze under No, 2 level. Patea, This Day. Judgment in the libel case Dickson v. Publisher Patea County Pross, was entered for the defendant with costs. Hastings, March 27. The case brought last week against Robinson, who lias been in business as a blacksmith at Te Aute for 18 years, was concluded to-day. The charge was that of inciting a prisoner to resist the police. The defence was that Detective Kirby struck defendant in the stomach with a walking 6tick, and that what he said was only in defence of himself. The Bench inflicted a flue of 410, or QUO wtmtk'ti iiuprisoiiaienfc.
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 273, 28 March 1894, Page 2
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