NEW ZEALAND.
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Fatal Accident.; , ■. -Nelsonv Joly 4.
A man named Murphy was killed on the Bellgrove railway extension works on Saturday night. He was employed by the contractors, and whilst attending to the brake on the truck's containing some eight tons of ballast,,he fell across the rails, and his body was cut in two;.
yThe Bottle (License- . Dunedin. July 4.
A deputation of boftle license holders " Waited upon Messrs Dick and Stewart this morning. Both gentlemen expressed approval of reintfoduction of - .bottle license clause. Mr;. J, Q. Brpwn , and the Hon. Mr Reynolds, who accomv ■panied the - deputation* approved of the same course. Messrs R. Patterson and Macfarlane’were appointed 1 a deputation •"to'proceed to Wellington on behalf of the licensed diottle holders. 1 . !• ;
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2585, 4 July 1881, Page 3
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127NEW ZEALAND. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2585, 4 July 1881, Page 3
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