ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 322, 13 January 1909, Page 2

ALLEGED INCENDIARISM.

Wairoa, Last Night. At the inquiry into the lire which destroyed the East Coast Mail office and Other buildings on January :i, the iurv letunicdii verdict that tli'ev were minnimoiislv of opinion that the building occupied by the Mail -was set on fire bv some person or persons unknown, and that the lota disappearance of all the look, of the Wairoa Printing and Pub■slung Company remains a nivstery to the jury.

'l'll 10 JUraciAKY. Wulliagton, Last Xijjht. I Ik' ( "Uii.il U f the Wellington Law Sowty liolils a different opinion to that expicssed b.v the Attorney-Oneral as ,1m- e" fC n S 1 ity for " n "etinS-Jnilße lunnff Sir Robert Stout's absence, and nave written to ])r. Findlay urchin that another _ fa lie «,.poratoil. Ibov pointed nut that al the Xorember n I l" lrt,l ' | i |llr - Mr. Justice C1,a,,nienf : ''f,! V l ?* mi " l ' ll ' tn K»"P appnintI e-•nJf n SPt ,low " fw w,' mill ?f Slttin " s - and that lie • 1 1,1 te unable to give any appointRVS "h," 11 ' 5 " e ; ,se * wbw •"» ..j. . ril ' , ut V l ' I'i'inaininff tliirtoon i if Sin, H , " aUl ' rii t0 llis i»'*e

j TKSTIMOXr.U, To A UTE MUMPER 1 almerstnn X.. Lust \ig| l( , A a meeting „f sulwriheiN to the W i- A\ "Oil lestimnninl Fini.i Porto,! Dioi „ i. ' U;ls Icete 1 fn hl, d col|l .n'' to the late memlnvilatio'a to''n'T. "i''" I '' nm, l"ing an ■i" early date. l"'"-«Hatio„ at I

CiMiPMiATlvii liAt ox tviirxr; ~ . , Feilding, Tuesdav ce v'',l^,! Sal " mk " 1 the district but lv i "T I""'!' ™»"i«liT«blv ,■ • . WT " t st "™y weather, Tlie dairy industry was never more (l„uri>li- , St !M« 'i'-' '"'iiiff take;, bv the dileclors „| tlie Chcltenhain Dairy Co.. to puller all the information with a view tii start co-operativ,. bacon curinlie company's pig breeders throughout the district strongly support the idea.

' MISSIXO. LADS Tt : R\ |'|\ , Auckland, Tuesdav. The .prolonged absence of two youn» men who left the harbour on Saturday afternoon, intending to return on Sun- | day, is causing their friends some an- | xicty. Their names are W. Wedderspoon and Alfred Bulle-i, lads of 17 years, residing at Ponsonbv. I A Inter message states that the Iwo filing yachtsmen for whose safety anxiety was entertained, arrived homo safely to-day, I