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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3002, 13 September 1888, Page 2

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Unlawfiilly Wounding. Hvwera, Thursday. 11l the District' Court, Patriok Chripstall,' charged with' unlawfully wounding, the jury were locked up all. night and were unable to agreo. A nolh prosequi was enterpd and the prisoner discharged, ARSON. , Hayvkha, Thursday, Tho inquest into tho recent fire at Hawera was concluded last evening. The jury found that the place had been maliciously set on fire, and that Langley, the occupier of the premises destroyed, had set the place on fire. Langley was committed for trial on the coroners warrant. Fatal Accident. WgsTFonT, September 12. A coal train tearing town shortly after 7 thia evening ran over a man at the road-crossing, just at the boundary ofthe town. The man'was' cut Killed by a passing tim WisTPORT, Thursday. : The name pf tho man; who was ■killed on",the ■ JRailway evening was (lias, 'Spthefed, ! 'a/ carpMer whp came fioiii -Duuedin : 12 mjonjis age,; Mk kilimkkswwm thelimbß 4 mangled., He.ipas site; pii the platfonn' :;and was. paugh't.-fcy I psMiig'trajUrH: W. ''/yp : M-j\

Wife Deserters- ;' CuitisiOHUßOii, September 12. Tho Charitable Aid Board have recommonded their committee to' take steps for making example of soroo of 1 the men who have deaei ted their wives and families, leaving the latter to be supported on the Board's funds, ;; Kise in Price of Sheep. : CußiSTcmraoii, September 12.. As showing the great rise in the price of sheep lately; it may bo stated that a Bakaia farmer Bold last week 6000 for dock, which he bought at Addington saleynrds four mouths ago for Bs, A Woolshed Burned. Napier, Thursday. ,Tlie woolshed of Mr Jok White's station near Porangaliauhas been totally destroyed by fire. Insurances -building, £6OO, contents J6IOO, in the Union office. ..