NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
«. . (Per Press Association.) Ciieistchurch, March 26. At the Magistrate's Court to.-day, James Charming Bagnall, alias Jas. Williams, was committed for trial on two charges of forcing and uttering T. Salt, Chairman of the Midland Railway Company and G. Hutchison, M.H.R , who have travelled over the route proposed to be taken by the railway, left for Wellington to-night. Invercargill, March 27. At a meeting of the Band Contest Committee a letter was received from a solicitor threatening proceedings for the re. covery qf the Qainaru Jfaval Band's sj^are of the quipkstep competition money. J>Unedjn, March 27, Charles Tippet, a very old resident of Bannockburn, has been drowned in h.ig dam. He was subject to fits, and is supposed to have fallen in when sewed with one,
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 229, 28 March 1895, Page 2
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