DOMINION ITEMS.
BY TEIiKOUAPfI' —I?t£ESB ASSN , COPYEIOHI. YYET AY FATHER AT DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN, November 7. Owing to rain on Friday and Saturday, all outdoor sports were postponed hero.
HANDLING OF DIRTY CARGO. CHRISTCHURCH, November S. At Lyttelton yesterday, after a stopwork meeting and on the advice of their Secretary, the watersiders accepted the Arbitration Court’s award of 2s lOd per hour for discharging phosphates from the Wonganella, and resumed the work of discharge.
OLD MAN’S DEATH. BLENHEIM, Nov. 9. Au old man named Edward Rees, or Reece, was found dead on a hillside an uit a mile from AVard. Appearances point to death from exposure. ILLEGAL OPERATION. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 8. Amy Glenn was charged before Mr Young, S.M., yesterday, with having unlawfully used an instrument on a young girl on October 21st. The case was heard before tlie bedside of _ the girl, who is dangerously ill in an institution. Her depositions having been taken, the accused was remanded till Mondav week.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1925, Page 1
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