NEW ZEALAND.
TPeb Times Special Wibb.l The Bertie Saverna CaseAuckland, July 13. The libel case Hurst, M.H.R. r. "Wickham, is now on. The Princes to be QuarantinedThe Government have issued instructions that all vessels from Sydney, including the Detached Squadron, must be quarantined until twelve days have elapsed from the time of departure from the infected port. Land Dispute. New Plymouth, July 13. Mr Parris returned to town last night from Pungaro. He stated that had not succeeded in settling the difficulty with the natives re disputed ground. It is about half an acre (?) in extent, and adjoins a rative reserve. The natives refuse to cultivate any but the disputed land, which is on a hill, and is fit for the purpose they say they want it for. Stabbing a ConstableDunedin, July 13. Thomas Thomas, was committed for trial for stabbing Constable Latter, who ejecting him from a restaurant, when Thomas, without provocation, struck him with a knife over the region of the heart. The wound is severe, but not dangerous.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2593, 13 July 1881, Page 3
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171NEW ZEALAND. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2593, 13 July 1881, Page 3
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