AFFAIRS IN THE ISLANDS.
▲UOKL&ITD, Maroh 28
The s.i. Arawata from Bijl arrived nt I.SO lait night. Advices dated 23rd Harch, state two schooners arrived at Bnve from Tonga full of Natives, Wesleyans, deported by the order of t K « King* The b.i. Suva also brought 29 B.M.S. Diamond arrived from Hobart on the 20ih «nd leaves for Tonga tomorrow with the High Commissioner, Chief Judicial Commissioner, and Seoretary to the Commlfß'.on. According to advices by the a*. Snva tho persecution of Wesleyans Is still heavy m Tonga. The i.l. Arawata was quarantined for throe dayi on arrival m Suva In consequence of ■oarlet fever m Auckland at the time of her departure. Mf>ny summary dismissal* from the Civil Service hare been made with tho wbjeot of retrenching and more are to follow. Kain ba« been inossßant during the whole month. Trade is at zero.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1518, 28 March 1887, Page 3
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145AFFAIRS IN THE ISLANDS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1518, 28 March 1887, Page 3
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