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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3766, 30 May 1907, Page 4

At Wellington on Tuedsday, Henry Peacock, an engraver, was committed to the Supreme Cou. t for. trial on a charge of havii g committed a criminal offem e against his seventeen-year-old daughter. Counsel for accused asked for bail. He stated that the i next criminal sessions did not come on until August, and it would be a hardship on the accused to remain in custody until then. The police opposed the application, alleging that it would be dangerous for the accused to be at large, as be bad threatened to shoot his daughter if she told her mother about his conduct. The Court refused the application. Accused was then charged with having in his possession on May 2 ist two moulds intended to make a resemblance of both sides of a half-sovereign and a half-crown respectively. A remand was granted until Friday. A local lady (says the Taranaki Herald) was much scared a few nights ago. She was proceeding on her way home when she heard a whistle behind, and discovered to her horror that she was being followed by “a man,” but who she could not tell owing- to the darkness. She increased her pace only to find her follower doing likewise, and she eventually became so nervous that she could not proceed further on her way and sought safety in a neighbour’s house. Here she told her story, and the master of the house considerately agreed to escort her the remainder of the journey. Still the trouble was not ended, for immediately after leaving the house of the neighbour the lady observed ‘ ‘ the man ’ ’ standing either by the fence or hedge, and she acquainted her escort of the fact. Now there looked ‘‘like being trouble,” but consider the dismay of the parties when it was discovered ‘ ‘ the man ” was none other than the lady's husband, who, too, was on his way home and had been endeavouring to “catch up” with his better half.

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