A CHINESE BROIL.
I'UOVvT.AII AM) HAUMF.It USFJ). By 'J.'cU'^vaph.—L'i\',- jS Association. Wellington, Last Night. A serious fracas is reported as having tak-n place to-day on (In: Britishowned collier Jiorfh Iln at |in-.;':iit lying at llit! Minimal- wharf. The vessel arrived a few days ago. cocl-1 u'.en from Newcastle, mi I die carries « Chiii-.se crew. Apparently, after an e.llerc.itiou aboard, two r;!' tilt' Celestials, one armed v.'ith a i-rowbir, an! the oilier with a hammer, attacked anotlier niai. named Ah Fong, and indicted very -cere injuries upon him. The mini was Cakeu to the hospital, whore it ivs a- •■i-riaincai thai" his condition was srriou-. his head lining hadiy cut a!." > " t - «xl fie symptoms [/rntinj;; (o _i"('l'!ia| jlip'o'le:. _ The i.rt-o liien i.Vi made iha ,;_- J ««lB iiavik H is lUitl-r-i ,-- <J, been arrested..
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 172, 20 January 1914, Page 8
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133A CHINESE BROIL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 172, 20 January 1914, Page 8
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