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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1238, 24 November 1882, Page 2

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|UNITED>RESB ASSOCIATION]

Wellington, th ! s day. In the Appeal Court this morning the case of Connor and Maoicay (Dunedin) was concluded, judgment being reserved, Tho argument on the points reserved by Judge Eichmond in the conspiracy caso of Adams was commenced. Mr Forwood, who took over the oase from Mr OHivor, appeared in support of the eonviction being quashed, Messrs E. Shaw aud Gully supporting the conriction. Court still sitting. Auckland, this day. Joseph Pittner, whojoined the Austrian army just before the .battle of Waterloo, died recently at Pohui, aged 8?. The church and Rev. Mr Smith's parsonage at Hallock wero burned on Tuoaday last. The police have discovered J!2O worth of jewellery, being portion of the robbery froms.s. Wellington, uhderi' house'at Freeman's Bay to-d&y,; . TeKooti has called a. meeting to he held at Te Kuiti.' TiwUiao,.will,■ bo present. . F. D, Fenton, acting; on,behalf;of,the. Government, intßc Te■Wh'e'oro'.and the natives at ■ Whatiwhutihoe; yeßierßay. Mr Fentbn explained Iha^ihf:Government were prepared '. loi allocate Jots of land to landless 'Waikiitos,' Tadhui was the principal'chief present of Ngfttunatai arid the Ngatimaniapoto natives asked time -for consideration, .amoogat, themselves before replying, and ire rioW in coniultation,