Second Edition Latest TELEGRAMS This Afternoon.
Gasoline. Auckland. —The Lunatic Asylum has been lighted by gasoline process. Stabbing. Dunedin.—A settler named Smith, of Tuapeka West, has been committed for trial on a charge of stabbing. He was proceeding home with a fellow settler from a meeting, when they quarrelled, and during a struggle Smith stabbed the other with a pocket-knife in the neck and thigh. Wreck Inquiry. Tiraarn.—The magisterial enquiry into the wreck of the City of Cashmere was concluded to-day. The Court found the vessel was lost through the parting of cable and shackle-bolt coming out. The nautical assessors thought a certain amount of negligence had been shown by the second officer in not discovering that the ship was adrift sooner than he did. All the certificates were returned.
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Patea Mail, 9 February 1882, Page 3
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