NEW ZEALAND.
[>BB PBKSS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, December 6. Court of Appeal. In the Appeal Court judgment was given in the case of Bees v Barker (Napier), discharging the rule for a new trial, e«oh party to pay his own costs. The ease of Oromtue v Pearce and others (Wellington) is now being heard. Eoll Stuffing. At the Magistrate's Court the information against Gladman Smith for alleged roll stuffing was withdrawn. A similar charge against Cornelius Ryan is proceeding. DUNEDIN, December 60. Fatal Accidents.
James Godso, a well-known builder, whil® walking along the railway lino on his Wriy home to Bavonsbourne yesterday evening, lost his hat in crossing a small bridge, and in attempting to catch it ho overbalanced and fell into the bay. The water was running out strong sit the time. Though the man was not in the water five miautos, the accident having been observed from the road, life was extinct when he was got out. At Saddle Hill, Adam Callendar, a miner, waß killed by foul air in prospecting the shaft he was visiting. Retired-
Mr Beeves has retired from the City East oontest.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2395, 6 December 1881, Page 3
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