CHRISTCHURCH NEWS.
(Per Press Association.)
Christchurch, last night. Edward Topp, for having assaulted Constable McLennan on the night of June 17th during a street disturbance, was sentenced to 14 days’ imprisonment. Mr Bishop, S.M., has refused leave to appeal in the case of Haden versus Bramley, in which plaintiff was awarded -£4OO damages, in respect to corporal j punishment iofl eted on his daughter by defendant, a schoolmaster at Prebbleton.
The Executive of the North Canterbury Educational Institute has expressed dis apgointment that the proposals of the Superannuation Conference have not been given effect to, and has urged members of Parliament that tho Bill now before the House be amended in tbe direction of as far as possible giving effect to thoso pro. j ' , I It is expected that tha damaged stock and plaijt of tbe Excelsior Boot Company during tho fire will be about 25 per eent. I The building was insured for £4OOO in the I London and Lancashire, and the plant and j machinery for £3OOO and stook for £7OOO, J bath in tha Liverpool and Lomiaa and I Glebe.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1517, 27 July 1905, Page 2
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