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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9063, 11 April 1908, Page 7

Thomas Fitzgerald, charged with setting fire to the, residence of Mr Leo, Myers, appeared at the Auckland Police Court on Thursday. The Crown Prosecutor stated that accused had admitted setting fire to the house on two occasions. He understood the defence would be a plea of insanity. Accused was an old servant, whom Mr Myers had treated well, and no reason could be adduced for his act. . After the evidence had bsen heard, accused, who pleaded not guilty and reserved his defence, was committed to the Supreme Court for trial, bail being refused. The sacred ties of mateship received scant respact from a young fellow who was befoi'e the Dunedin ■ Police Court on Monday (the "Daily Times" reports.) When starving, near Naseby, he met a "mato" seeking work, who gave him 3s out of !hia slender purse, and befriended . him on a weary tramp to Milton. They got Work on different farms at Balclutha, where the accused showed his gratitude by entering his mate's hut and stealing his clothes, boots, and watch, which he was wearing when arrested at Mornington. The Magistrate committed him to the Supreme Court for sentence. " To what do you attribute your Pre-em'nonce?" asked the interviewer 01: Madaiiv Melba lately. " What keeps your voice so clear an.l pure, The tone so steady, firm, find sure, That charms the world so gr safcly ?" *\l kill it cold at onto," said slio, i " With Wosd»' Groat Peppermint Cure you soe!" 1

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