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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 865, 5 September 1881, Page 2

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(FROM OUJI OWJJ CORRESPONDENT. JEWISB PBHSPUTJONS, Wepinqion, September §. A meeting of Jewish sympathisers witji their distressed 00-veligionista in Russia was held at the Synagogue yesterday, and a liberal subscription list started. TSE IRON HAND. There is likely Jo bp flflpthey scene in the House this evening when notice wilj be given of motion to submit recent ruling of the Spvaker to the consideration of the House, A TERRIBLE CASE. Auckland. John .Harrington stooping before the j fire while rubbing kerosene into his ohest, i as cure for Asthma, got the liquid ablaze, and was terribly burnt before the fire was ißxtjpjjiMei ' THE OAMARU. CASE, Oamaru, The case against Agustus for causing the death of his wife will bo re-opened on mmizj, and witnesses excluded from last enquiry wjll give evidence.

ATAIjE Of THIS SEA, The mate and the cook of the schooner Mary O'Gilvie are believed to have been drowned while going off in a boat on Saturday night. ' The mates clothes' were found in the boat, so it is supposed that the cook fell overboard and the njats to save hjm both were drowned. PMEPUPDEAI). Pdnudjn. A man named Watt was picked up dead near the First Church, He was from the neighborhood of Christchurch.