LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.
(by TKi,F.rmAi>ii—own correspondent.) Auckland, Wednesday. MrChkistoi'iikk Gkeenway, reported to be the wealthiest man in Auckland, diod toda YIn tho Supremo Court Civil Sessions, bank of Now Zualni;d v.t-m Htibeft Caii;pbell, l'Vaser, at.d i>;!. , . , : , trustees of tlio Tiiuranera Jooki-y Cub who liad .signed a certain guarmleo n-M.lled in a verdict for defendant--. A ik'c ■ siisi was granted in the divi.ic- , . cas'i lliinnihrys versus J-Inm-plr.ys. . At the Police Court a, charge of obtain ing inniioy by false pretences against I'j. H , J agger, "toreinan, and C. K. Madden, solicitor, was remanded. Honvy Spayne was sentenced to one months' imprisonment for selling a free railway pass. A man named Stewart, belonging to the barque Devonport, was drowned yesterday near HoUinnga, where his vessel was loading timber. An ajtion for i'oo,ooo damages has been raided in the High Court of Samoa, by Manuin and Frank Cornwall, who claim that sum from Messrs McArthur and Co., for the produce of four plantations, alleged to have been wrongfully seized and occupied by the defendants. Mr \V. J. Napier, solicitor for the plaintiffs, goes to Samoa on Monday.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2604, 21 March 1889, Page 2
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184LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2604, 21 March 1889, Page 2
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