The Gaelic Society of Dunedin are going into the scheme heartily. Their rules are to be in Gaelic and all their business will be transacted in that language. A Mrs Ellis, the other day, had to ap. pear as a witness in a case against a man for outraging her own daughter, in Melbourne. When put into the witness box, she refused to answer until assured that her expenses would be paid, Queer woman. A writ has been served by Mr Joseph Ivess upon the proprietor of the Ashburton evening paper, claiming damages for an alleged libel published in that paper during the recent election contest. The Wellington “ Post ” of last night says that a No-Oonfidenoe motion will be moved next week by Mr Montgomery. Mr Dargaville is spoken of as the probable father of another, though who the party associated with him consist of does not appear. Both are probably equally untrustworthy and void of foundation.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2897, 8 July 1882, Page 3
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157Untitled South Canterbury Times, Issue 2897, 8 July 1882, Page 3
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