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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 721, 19 March 1881, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC

j . FROM OOR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WE'LL IS GTO N . E. W. Mills has resigned his appointment as a J!P. ' Dr Sitae, inspector of the Mount View Lunatic Asylum, was examined by the Commission yesterday. His evidence was adverse to the coercive system used, but, personally he disavowed responsibility. AUCKLAND. The polioe authorities have prosecuted Herman, the proprietor of the American war diorama, for a gift distribution, as infringing the Lottery Act. NEW PLYMOUTH.

The prospectors who have thoroughly searched inland of Hawera for gold, say there are no traces, and* previous reperts of gold existing appear a hoax. DUNEDIN. Willian Ernest, Borough Council Clerk, was committed for trial for embezzlement. CHEISTOHURCH, A respectable young woman named Boothe, driven by distress to rob shops during the absence of her husband, was committed for a month's imprisonment. A man named Longmore snatched a cashbox from the landlady of Eotheifield'a ■ Hotel and bolted, He was caught arid i committed for trial. 1 NAPIER. . 1 Second day's races Handicap of 200 sovs—Mavis 1, Libeller 2, Natator 3. j Napier Plate 100 sovs—Natator 1, Foul Play 2. ■ All others scratched, * 7 LONDON. The new Czar will follow his father's reform policy. 4 Consols remain at par.