NEW ZEALAND.
(Per Press Association.) Acquitted. Wellington, Jan. 12. The last of the criminal cases at the Supreme Court was beard this morning, Mary Ann Hughes being'acquitted of a charge of stealingfrom the person. 1 1 Fatal Accident- I P Havelock, Jan. 12. ’ Chatles O’Donnell met with an accident yesterday at Totara; Hill, about 8 miles from Havelock, A trapk went over his body at 9. a.m. ; ; Ho died at 3 p.tn. i P Bough Weather. ‘ Christchurch, Jan. 12. j The Circe, brigantine, from Fob Chow arrived at Lyttelton last night. On January 3, during a gale, a heavy sea broke on board, carrying ’ ‘ away the starboard quarter house, staving in the bulwarks,, and filling the cabin with water. The man at the wheel was knocked down and rendered almost insensible, and the boatswain, named Nicholas, was killed. Preserving Potatoes- • The "Star’’says that J.A. Morgan has devised a hew method for, treating Siotatoes so as to enable the.n to stand a ong' voyage, and that trial shipments are about to be sent to England .and India by Cunningham and Co.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 3
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180NEW ZEALAND. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2747, 12 January 1882, Page 3
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