A Sensational Confession.
(Ter Press Association.) Brisbane, April 8. Somewhat of a sensational turn was giveu at the preliminary hearing of the charge of arson preferred against a number of bush workers of having burned the Ayrshire Downs shod duriug the recent labor trouble. A man named O'Neill, who had been sentenced to imprisonment on a charge of assaultiug and robbing a constable, confessed to hi* haviDg with thirteen others participated in the crime, and gave a graphic description as to how the act was committed. A large stock of electro plate goods at moat moderate prices is now on show at Joseph Darragh's store, Feilding. Inspection invited. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING ' FACTORY execute orders for Tailoring i in first class style and fit. Gents plac- ' ing their orders with this firm can rely on satisfaction.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 235, 9 April 1896, Page 2
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