AUCKLAND.
This day. \ The case of Gibbons ▼. the Kaipara Steamship. Company occupied the Supreme Court yesterday. It will be remembered! that on the 16th of May last plaintiff lost bis right foot through being gripped by a rope while the steamer Lily was forging ahead. The jury, after one four's deliberation, returned a rerdict for plaintiff with Beren hundred pounds damages. The claim was £2050. <
The vexed question of the si'-e for the new Town Hall still remains unsettled. !"At a meeting ofthe City Council iaat; evening it was decided tc withdraw the; negotiations for the purchase of the Army and Nary site. .
Four,Jad<<, ehsrgpd with disturbing the Salvationists services, were brought up at' the PolieejCourt today. (Pkb Pbess Association.) ~
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4537, 20 July 1883, Page 2
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120AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4537, 20 July 1883, Page 2
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