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Temuka Leader, Issue 2046, 15 May 1890, Page 1

A wrestling _ match in three styles, for £IOO a side, is being arranged between Duncan C, Bobs, an American athlete, and H. Dunn of New Zealand. Mrs Davy, a resident of Motueka, Nelson, went into a trance last Saturday, and remained in that condition 48 hourß. When she recovered consciousness her reason had gone, and suicidal mania was exhibited. With difficulty she was prevented from injuring her children. On Tuesday afternoon she was committed to the Nelson asylum. In the case of Mordon, who was sentenced to four months imprisonment at Dunedin for illegal trespass, tbe Minister of Justice has telegraphed to the convicting magistrate for a report. This was forwarded on Tuesday by the Magistrate (Mr John Logan), who narrates the circumstances of the case, and recommends that the term of imprisonment be reduced to one week, on account of certain statements favourable to Mordon, which were not adduced at trial, having reached him.

The Kobs United Company cleared the boxes at the elevator on Saturday finding 3620 z, which with the return of other tributers gives a total of 4270 z 2dwts, valued at £1623, for the washing. This high yield was obtained notwithstanding that the weather has been very unfavourable to this class of mining. The weather lately experienced, fine days and frosty nights, greatly reduced the supply of water for sluicers. A number of clergy presented an address, to Dean Jacobs in the Christchurch Cathedral on Monday afternoon on the occasion of his going to England on a year's leave of absence. The address expressed recognition of the great services rendered by the Dean to the Diocese during the past forty years, and best wishes for the enjoyment of the holiday. The Dean in reply said that he would study methods of church work at Home, b« as to apply them to the advantage of the church here.

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