VERY LATEST.
[by telegram]
(united press association)
A Case of Suicide'
Mamon, Tuesday.
At the inquest on L. 0. Richards a verdict of suicide whilst temporarily insitno, was voturocd,
The Weather-
CmusTCHUHCH, Tuesday,
The recent rains were followed by a severe frost, and the thermometer foil to 27 degrees this morning.
Ambulance Work.
CiinisToinmcii, Tuesday. At 'a meeting of the Ambulance Society, a letter was read from the Hospital Surgoon, crediting pupils with having saved the life of a man ran over by a train. Eleven New Zealand brigades are now receiving instructions for ambulance work,
Conference.
Wellington, Tuesday,
A conference between tho Railway Commissioners and the Maritime Council, on tho question of employment of casual labor in railway sheds and railway trucks, and oil the wharves, takes place to-morrow morning, At to-day's sitting of tho Council, rules adopted by the Federated 'Wharf Laborers, Carters, and Expressmens' Union, wero revised.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3509, 13 May 1890, Page 2
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150VERY LATEST. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3509, 13 May 1890, Page 2
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