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•' . 1 (FJKOM OtMOWN'CORRESPONDENT) ';- Wellington. Thursday. During a heavy gale to-day a yacht containing four men ivas swamped in shallow ; water. One swam ashore and the others clung to the top of the mast till they were, rescued, - - District Judge Matisford has returned from New Plymouth,: Major Atkinson and Hon Mr Bryce returned to-doy. A man named Edmonds (now in the hospital) , has , made a statement that he fell and broke his leg, and then the police locked him up for drunkenness. An enquiry is probable. The Supreme Oourt case, Oorpe v Muldrock, is still unfinished.. The trial of the arrested Maori fencers commenced at Sew Plymouth to-day.- It is possible that the case will break down through a technical difficulty. The purser's bureau on the Rotomahana was forced open at Auckland and a cash box containing £6O stolen. A fire broke out in a dwelling house this morning, but only the roof was damcgeci.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 577, 24 September 1880, Page 2
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