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Press Association. Hastings, December 30. At the Magistrate’s Court Charles Hannah, a harvester, was committed for trial on a charge of attempting to discharge a revolver at William Morris, a fellow employee, at Fernhill. Evidence showed that Morris’ wife, who was cook at the station, refused to cook a hot dinner in the evening. Hannah objected to a cold dinner and Morris attempted to pull the objector’s nose. Hannah left and”returned with a loaded revolver, which he is alleged to have pointed at Morris, but the cartridges being old it missed fire.