NEW ZEALAND.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
j(Per Press Association.);
FEILDING, last night
All preparations for the industrial exhibition are now completed. The Premier arrived at noon to-day, and opens the exhibition at 3 o'clock. lie was welcomed by the Mayor and President of the Industrial Association. The Feilding Mounted Rifles formed an escort from the train to the hotel.
A FALSE DECLARATION. STRATFORD,- last night
'An old age pensioner named Robinson was convicted and discharged for making a false declaration regarding his wife’s property. She owned sections valued at £320. Robinson got two years’ pensions in full, hut this year stated Iris wife had properly, and was granted £1).
SIR JOSEPH WARD AND FAMILY
WELLINGTON, last night. The Premier has received a communication that Sir Joseph Ward, Lady Ward, and Miss Ward left Sydney on Sunday evening J'or New Zealand,
K SUDDEN DEATH.; CHRISTCHURCH, last night.
At. the inquest on David Betlmne, aged (10, who died suddenly yesterday, a verdict was returned that deceased died from the effects of a blood-vessel bursting in the stomach, which had been weak, the effect of excessive drinking.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 849, 25 March 1903, Page 1
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