DOMINION TELEGRAMS.
; A SALVAGE CLAIM. By Telegraph.—Press Association. \ Wellington, Last Nightl The hearing commenced at the Su« preme Court by the Chief Justice ofia, claim for salvage arising out of tlia stranding of a barque on the rocks neaij Pencarrow Head, on June 18. The Union, Company claimed £BOOO and E. G. K Zqhrob, a steamboat owner, claimed £2500, the two claims being consolidate In his opening address, counsel said the, value of the barque and cargo was said\ to be about £104,000, and the cost of repairing the vessel about £12,000. Affes} several witnesses had been heard (fiii case was adjourned till to-morrow.'
FORTUNE TELLERS FINED. \ Wellington, Last Night. At the Magistrate's Court a numbef of charges of fortune-telling were heard, Mrs. Clara Sinclair, Mrs. Ada Biggins, Madame do Alma, Madame Leviar, and Mrs, Rosalie Stefnmann were fined £6 each. Mis. Margaret M. Roberts (Madame Azucena),' Mrs. Ida Robinson- (Ma. dame King), Madame le Vine and Madame Milhvard £3 each, while Mrs, Louise Douglas, who had decided to give up business and take down her sign, was fined £l.
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1917, Page 4
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