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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3673, 29 July 1890, Page 2

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(VEKI'IIESS ASSOCIATION) '. Jtowrios At OfcrlfltohmbCiiKisicuunoii, July 28. Frederick Murslund' Hadlield, formerly of the City Hotel, was commuted for trial to day on three charges of forging .the. name of Wm Goodwin to cheques on tho Bank of New South Wales, amounting to LlB2, Joseph Harrop was charged with him, hut was dismissed. All tho cheques woro cashed by thi Bank. There are seven more charges against Hadlield, in two of which Harrop is implicated.

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Dunedin, July 28, In giving judgment in another of the many cases brought by tho agents of tho Picturesque' Atlas Company, Mr Oarew, R,M, said if a person signed an order without reading it, then the document is consistent with either of the contradictory statements. He cannot say ho had been fraudulently induced to sign the document. Judgment for tho plaintiffs wus given n theciiso.. ~ Colonial Parasor'a Vaioc Oamaku, July 28. Tho farmers here have formed a Union to protect their interest's; and in order that all demands made by the labour organisations may be discussed liy the bodies interested, aud -if possible any friction avertodi Circolars will be sent to all Farmers' Clubs and similar bodies in tho Colony, asking their co-operation in forming a Btroug Union, Prohibition Mooting. Ciißisrcmmcu, July 28. A meeting of about 400 persons this eveniug passed resolutions requesting for the prohibition of| public-house licenses by popular vote without compensation. Mr R. Beattie, of Black, Beattie and Co., presided. Mr T. W. Glover oud the Rev, L. M. Isitt were the principal speakers,