WELLINGTON ITEMS.
Bad Weather Predicted,
A Dastardly Assault
(By Telegraph—Press Associition). Wellington, IrMaj. Capt. Edwin predicts hard westerly gales with rain south of Raglan and Napier, between noon to day and midnight on Saturday next. A most dastardly assault was committed last night on a young man named Gresbain White, and he was robbed of £1 18s Bd. Three men named G. MoKenzie, J. Collins, and Jas Dnuglaß, were this morning charged with the offence. McKenzie, who has tu-ned Queen's evidence, was acquitted, and tho others remanded until Tuesday. The accused aro rerout anivHls from Australia.
Mr'' Mob" Walker, well-known on tho West Coast, and formerly a publico here, di*d at tho Hospital to-day, from a complication of diseases,
A number of skelotonn have been found in a cavity in the rocks at the Heads, They ate behoved to be those of llaoriea buried years ago, The Licensing Comiiiiitee linvo renewed the license to Wellington Hotel, and the house reopened to-day.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4470, 14 July 1893, Page 3
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161WELLINGTON ITEMS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4470, 14 July 1893, Page 3
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