NEW ZEALAND.
ILLICIT OPIUM SELLING
(Per Press Association.)
PALMERSTON N., last night. f Yee Kem Lee, charged with having opium in a prohibited- form in his possession, was fined £5, and costs £9 10s, notice of appeal being given. Several other charges of a like nature are pending against the same accused and other Chinamen. THE MODERN JUGGERNAUT, MARTON, last night-
A young lad named Ernest Henderson, aged 17 years, of Rata, died at Marton on Sunday. He played in a third.class football match for Rata againse Marton on Saturday, and retired before the game was finished. In the evening he became unconscious, and never recovered. A post-mortem showed that deceased had received a kick in the abdomen. A verdict to that effect was returned at the inquest. The kick was received during the progress of the game. A ; -
SUPPOSED LEPROSY..' ” WELLINGTON, ‘ last night. A Chinese fruiterpr at Newtown . has been sent to the quarantine station. It is supposed to be a case of leprosy.
PASSING HENCE. REEFTON, last night, •The Rev. Rolland, assistant priest at Reefton, is sinking rapidly.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 941, 14 July 1903, Page 1
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