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The M'Combe libel-caae had not been tnea oeforo tlie leaving'of the steamer. " Mr. H. D. Haddock- lias consented to allow himself to be placed in nomination for the representation of the ,city in the .Provincial Council. - Evan Henry Lewis, late" manager of the ±uapeka Agency of .the Union Bank,of Aasteaha was indicted on the 3rd instant, at the bitting of the Supreme Court, in' Dunedin, for stealing "money the property of George Cowie manager of the Duuedin branch of the Bank. The prisoner was found guilty- of- embezzlement. Sentencetwelvemonths' imprisonment with hard labor. William Baker, charged with stealing, at Weatherstones, notes and a small nugget, tfce property of John Elliot, was found not guilty, and wa* discharged. There was a smilar result in the case of Edward Baker, who .was charged with stealing a saddle and bridle, the property of John Prosser. ' A. bill against Brewer for horse stealing, was thrown-out by the Grand Jury. John Andrews, was found; guilty of stealing a . silver watch- and -chain, ancV was sentenced to •.three- months' hard labor.' ' -
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 81, 9 December 1864, Page 3
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176OTAGO. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 81, 9 December 1864, Page 3
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