SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. From Our Own Correspondents. SUPREME COURT.
Auckland, Wednesday erening-. Charles S George was admitted as solicitor and barrister in the Supreme Court to-day. Application fora new trial in the case of the executors of Rutlor v owners of the Rowena was refused. A woman gave birth to a boy on the pavement in Fort,atreet this morning. Ihe child is dead. The mother was removed to the hospital. She is a disreputable character, and well known to the police.
Wellingtov. Mr Fitzherbert said he wa.s quite oonßdant there would be a change of ministry next session. One of his close connec-
tions goes so far as to say that Mr Fitzherbert will be in office- himself next session
„,• - i. Napier, Tuesday. Mr M R Miller sold Mr Williams's Kenmu and Otamuri ptoperty of 13,000 acres with 26,000 aheep to Messrs -Joshua Brother's Melbourne, for £36,000.
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 596, 16 March 1876, Page 2
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146SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. From Our Own Correspondents. SUPREME COURT. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 596, 16 March 1876, Page 2
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