DOMINION TELEGRAMS.
A' CO.UPEXSATIO'X CASE. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Sept. 28. In connection with the accident on the Monowai at Auckland in September last year, when several men were injured through the bursting of a sulphuric acid drum, six actions are being commenced against. Rosenhain and Co., and their agents, Wischer and Co.. for damages. The total claims amount to £B(>fto. Proceedings will be commenced in Melbourne and a commission will be appointed gjiortly to take evidence in Auckland.
COURT-MARTIAL AT CAMP.
Wellington, Sept. 28. A court-martial opened at Featherston yesterday to hear it charge against Pri-, vato 11. 11. Thompson, formerly an insurance agent of Wanganui, that- he made an accusation that Dr. I-Totop, of leatherston Military Camp, was under the influence of liquor while examining Thompson. Accused had. been attached to the Records Office and was examined on August 8 and declared fit for active service. He expressed surprise at the decision and wrote to the camp authorities making a complaint, including the statement forming the subject of the charge. The case is unfinished.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1917, Page 2
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