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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9074, 14 February 1908, Page 8

Captain McLean, latterly in command of the Wanaka, goes Home by the Moana to bring out the Union Company’s new large cargo steamer Waifcemata designed to carry 8,500 tons dead weight. The Waitemata is expected to be ready to leave the port of Glasgow early in April, At the meeting of Ruapehu Royal Arch Chapter of Freemasons at Marton on Thursday evening there was a full attendance of members. The higher degrees were conferred on six candidates. Among those present were Royal Arch Masons from Palmers Feilding who arrived in motor cars. Osacr Kosab, a foreigner with two aliases, was seutenced'at Timaru this morning to 12 months’ imprisonment for theft of oats "from a paddock at Seadown. When arrested yesterday accused had on him a fully loaded six-chamber revolver and a dagger. At Hastings Magistrate’s Court Samuel Hill, alias Ryan, and Michael Regan, alias Hogan, both well-known to the police, werj committed for trial at the Sunreme Court on a charge of brutally a?sanlting a man named Frederick Fox, kicking him and causing actual bodily harm. Bail was fixed at £2OO each. Ah Ting appealed at Palmerston Court on a charge of smoking opium. Medical evidence was to the effect that accused was in such a precarious state of health that it would kill him if opium was denied him and consequently opium pills were prescribed. These accused bad smoked. A fine of 10s was imposed, the S.M. stating however tiiat other celestials in the town need not construe the light fine as an indication that they could smoke with impunity. “GILRUTH” HORSE FOOT). Is a condimental food now extensively used by leading breeders, and large Stable Proprietors. It is a most excellent, stimulating, _ and nourishing food for horses of all ages. Exceptionally valuable foxhorses out of condition. Obtainable from ...Brice, Broad & Co., Ltd., Marton.-