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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 223, 28 July 1879, Page 2

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(PER PRESS AGEXCY. LONDON 22nd. Wool unchanged, Next sales commonco on August 11, Tallow-Mutton, 33/6; beef, 31/1). WELLINGTON. Saturday, It lias boon arranged between the Government and the leaders of the Opposition that the division shall take place not later than four on Tuesday afternoon. Sellars recoved £IOO damages for having been wrongfully charged with stealing some articles of household furniture, and respecting which the R.M. said the case ought never to have been brought into Court,

The body of a man has been found at the Pilot Station, jt is supposed to be one of the Italian fishermen who were lost with a fishing boat in the recent heavy gale, The body .has been brought in, but has not yet been identified.

Wi Pavata petitioned both houses of Houses of Parliament not to allow the ploughing prisoners to be ried before the Chief Justice, who had prejudged the case, but try them before a special sitting of the Supreme Court. The Bell Block -Maori ploughmen were sentenced to two months' hard labor in the Dunedin gaol, and bound over tc keep the peace, each LOOO, and two sureties of L3OO each or be imprisoned in the Dunedin goal for twelve months.

CHRISTOHUPOH. Monday. He-skins burst a bloodvessel and is very