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Temuka Leader, Issue 2466, 18 February 1893, Page 3

A woman died at Pend'e on, New South Wale.*, from a bite in the hand inflicted by another woman, who is charged with manslaughter.

Newspapers at the Alent-Gbnbkal’s Ol'j’iCE. Noticing 1 the ollicial list of books and newspapers kept for the use of visitors at the office of Mr Perceval in London, the Wellington Times says;— “ We find that the principal New Zealand journals filed last month at Westminster Chambers are eighteen in number. Of these four are absolutely devoid of political colour, and are such publications as Sharfand’a Trade Journal. That leaves fourteen. Of these ten are supporters of the Opposition, and only four of a Ministerialist complexion. And this is the collection which is supposed to illustrate the lamentable party bias of our Radical Agent-General!

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