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(BY TELIiIiKAI'H— OWN UJIIKESPONDKNT. Auckland, Monday. Two members of the Bootmakers Union were charged at the Police Court, to-day with insulting behaviour towards the men in Messrs Garrett Bros', employ who refused to go out on strike. After hearing evidence the case was adjourned. The Bench expressed a strong opinion that anything like terrorism must be (irmly put down. Mr Lushington, of Mahurangi, bought the late Mr Street's yacht, Muritai, for £450. Mrs Rendall, of North Shore, was admitted to the hospital suffering from severe burns. She is blind, and was working near the tire when her dress caught alight.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2532, 2 October 1888, Page 2
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