THE LATE INQUEST.

Manawatu Herald, 30 August 1878, Page 2

THE LATE INQUEST.

♦ I We are glad to find that our | remarks upon the late Inquest have met with general approbation, and we trust have done good. The Go* vernment, we are informed, have been in communication with the Coroner, but the purport has not been made public. The statemenc having been published in the Wek lington papera, that the verdict recorded did not express the opinions I of the jury, Mr. Inspector Atchison communicated with Sergeant Purcell, instructing him to ascertain if such were the case. The following declaration, signed by the whole of the jury, fully bears out every statement we made, and shows that a grievous miscarriage of justict^^^BHMflMH and doubtlessJjtfflH^^^^^^^H receivin^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^H Proseci|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H

?.re. tniles^^^^^fl theso'^^H^H taiiiccfl^^H total JH^| year anuuaflH^H salafte^^^^H merit :^^^H each. I^^^^l ficanceH^^| to ha|^^H for Pua^^l 958,000^H8 authoi'is^^H| bilitie^^H| 321,60|88 linos, a^^^| opea fiJ^^H wattt liu^^H costing O^H tend to^^^| lines. to Foxlq^^H cosf. 44(]^^| 3,000,00^H lines ; 4,000,000^1 Works ac^H propqgpd ,^H finish the of those lia^^H The esiH necessary _. . mBH Govern»^H I stiii iV|H ! navy revenH years; andfl From the I lands, 230 ; cH In the^boH of railway ■ sfcrucfcion un« Act. This fl he regarded I fyiug feature! policy of Nel ouv spaco in giving more ol iug statonienl

felio schooner Atlauta woelcs out from Patea for She had run out of food. said they hud to subsist mussels for nearly a fort- ' Atlanta was not damaged j I^^Hwqy; he believed she is ball j in one of the inlets of fef a ship's' rail has been the Jdenui beach. It &m feetr long and three and -it is supposed to a vessel 150 to ioo^ns, and had only been in the water a short time, as the gseen paint on it was quite fresh. i I Qbeytown, 28th August. L Tftere was a large meeting in the HkHall last night to consider the -of connecting Oreytown with the main line at Wood>> Mr. Caselberg was in the A committee was appointed all necessary data and into lay before Government. Hetition to the Minister for Public Hrks was adopted, and is being nu■rously signed. A deputation, ftslsting of Messrs. "Wakelin, HastKempton, Caselberg, Beetham, Honorable Mr. Wavisit the Minister on