LATE NEW ZEALAND.
I’ItESS ASSOCIATION Dunedin, last night. At tho Polios Coort to>day Alexander Leckie, a small storekeeper in Kensington, was fined JG2S and jO3 18s oosts for soiling liquor without a hoense, A man was eorn to enter tbo store, ond on ooming out the constable found that ho bad two bottles of beer on him. The polioe raided tbo plao'', but fa'led to find tho liquor. Tho man with tho beer said ho bought it at LeckieV, but in c oss examination was not oleae on the point, as ho said he was muddled. Defendant denied having sold beer or having any in the place. Hokitiln, last night. Mr Lsslio Beynolds, CE, has been engaged by the Hokitika Harbor Bjard to prepare a eobeme for tbo improvement of tho Hokitika harbor. At a meeting of tho Seddjn Memorial Committee it was decided to iseuo subscription lists at once, but the queeiion as to whet ebapß the memorial should lake was he Id over until the lists ore returned.
Auckhnd, la-1 night.
A tslrgrom tu-day from Maogonui shows that a Maori, who had boi n miesiog sinco B.turd..y night, was found dead this morniDg on tho beach at Taips.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1817, 25 July 1906, Page 2
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