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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2842, 8 March 1888, Page 2

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A Steamer "run in,"

New Plymouth, Thursday, The stranded Bteamer Bellringer was arrested in Waitara River by the Deputy Marshall of the vice Admiralty Court, under a warrant issued at the suit of the owner and of tho tug Waitara who claim £2OOO salvage. Tk« warrant was attached to the main mast, and copies were served on Captain Bendall, of the Underwriters Association, the agent for the steamer, and the consignees agent. Rough on Lawyers, i Gisbobne, March 7. At a meeting of creditors m the estate of Willoughbyßrassey, solicitor, the following resolution was passed: That the Official Assignee be instructed to take all steps necessary to prevent the debtor getting his discharge till he has paid his creditors 20s in the £, Indecent Assault, Hokitika, March 7. Frederick Bullen, a pianist, was this day committed for trial at the Supreme Court for an indecent assault on a little girl 8 years old. New Railway Chief, When Parliament Meets. - Colonial Secretary's Movements, Wellington, Thursday. The Government has received a oable from the Agent-General stating that about 50 applications have been received for the Chief Commissionership of Railways. Parliament will meet about the first week in May, and Ministers are now engaged ip drafting Bills for introduction. The Colonial Seoretary is expected to leavQ (or Oamaru to-morrow,