The Nelson Evening Mail. TU ESDAY ,JU LY 6, 1875.
The outwutd Sau Francisco maii j wili b.-i despatched by the Taranaki to- i morrow evening, inßte«d of in the I morning, a* previously notified. j The aunua. meeting of tho parish- | "loners cf AU Saint;., will be held in the j Bishop's school-room, thia evening, at 7 o'clock. RKBIDE3TT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, SraisG Grove. — At this Court yesterday, the case of Gowland v. Newman, for detinue, which was heard a few days aijo i,» Nelson, was reheard. Judgment w,i3 reserved, and will be delived on Monday next, at the Court- I
house, Nelson, where legal arguments will be heard. The Resident Misstate said he helievpd it was the moat peculair case he ever had before biro, as tho horsi in the meantime had beeu taken by plaintiffs agent, and as that was all plaintiff wanted, why not let it drop. The work of placing the wires to connect wiih the Lyell commenced in Nf-hon to-day. The present posts between Nelson and Richmond will have two additional wires, which will be carried on to the West Coast. The wire is to be open for use in September next.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 165, 6 July 1875, Page 2
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197The Nelson Evening Mail. TUESDAY,JULY 6, 1875. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 165, 6 July 1875, Page 2
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