INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
Dunedin, June 29.
A stormy meeting was hold at Anderson's Bay last night to consider a Bill to erect a bridge across the harbor; There were extraordinary scenes and strong feeling was evinced agjilnat the project. Professor Black’s analysis of the dust from Tautanga is that it is very little use as top dressing, and will make poor soil. It might improve heavy clay land by opening it up and might, on account of the fineness of the division, yield a little soluble nutrient to a first crop. He is much disappointed with the character of the dust from an agricultural point of view.
Invercargill, June 29
An old man named Kodger Donnagan was found dead In bed at Stoney Creek Hotel, near Gore. The statement of Kingsland and Sons, boot manufacturers, who lately filed, gives liabilities at £15,075, and assets, £15,073 The Bank of Australasia is secured for £8913.
Deferred payment settlers In Otago district have decided to appeal to Government for relief. They want <he price given fur the land reduced, several years experience having proved that they will be quite unable to carry on.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1277, 30 June 1886, Page 2
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189INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1277, 30 June 1886, Page 2
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