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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4072, 25 March 1892, Page 2

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[Per Press Association.] The Oantorliuiy Frozen Moat .Oompaay. OanisioHuitOH, March 24, j The annual meeting of the Canter-> • bury Frozen Meat Company was '..; held to-day, The Directors' report ■•..■.-.■ was adopted, and the retiring Direo. ;' ■■ ; tors—Messrs S.' Garforth and J, T, Ford—were reelected, unopposed. The Chairman, Mr John Grigg, said ' he attributed the falling off iu the number' of'sheep exported by the ■': Company last year to the compe» titioa of shipping companies. The tallow boiling business had been very ;. successful; 'resulting in a direot profit \ f )\ of £I2OO. It was resolved, That the /; : : j question of appointing' a supervisor in. • London to superintend the work of. ■' ,'k uqloading and storing be referred to . .-'"■; the favourable consideration of the Directors, ThoMMtoorWllllaasjP' .? ■,,..; : Dunedin, March 24, ~" ...■*■ \ The evideuce'that'Williams,'the ■ "\. alleged Windsor murderer, is identi* i ; oal with the man known in various parts of the Colony, appears to. '-■.% acoumulatel The portrait's ot Wil- . 1 liams, published in the Australian papers, are very like the man who •'>,•'-, was hero,;the. essential difference V being that the New Zealand Willi* J amswas dark, while:tho supposed, '\ murderer is fair, It is stated, how- 5 * \. ever, that the man, when here, was \ known to dye his hair, The police, .« it appears, lhave been on' the, wrong ,1 scent altogether, the Williams they V have been enquiries about "" being quite a different man, ; :