WELLINGTON NEWS
FECIT CROPS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington. lust night. Ur Biwktnort, Um-rnuieut Pomologist, who t.„is i - ' turned irom u tour of Cantvibnry -and O.ago, .-rays that in Central Otago the crop* of apvic its and peaches a.i iV.ir. The yi.-ii plains will t-e very jhi'.K' the fiv -;:d* wen never in uetser Piums are ve po ;r. SURVEYORS. The L nets Department has succeeded in eompic'iiig UK; iisi i f extra surveyors require.! t.i cope with the pressure of survey work.
.SUPREME COURT. At the Supreme Court, Wlu. Rur.cimua, said to nave oecn a brevet major in the Koyai Dragoons, and to have been in the Egyptian army in the advance to Khartoum, was found guilty cf obtaining money by false pretences at Mastorton, and remanded for sentence. David Henry Patton was found not guilty of assaulting John Hutcheson at liongotea. Mr Justice Edwards expressed approval of the verdict.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 817, 4 February 1903, Page 2
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