INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
-♦- Auckland, July 22. A telegram from Makbtu states that TeKootl and bis followers, to the number of 200 have arrived there, and trouble is feared. Wellington, July 22, Sir .Robert Stoat left for Auckland m the Mataroa thla evening, and he will probably address a political meeting there. Sand taken from Mr J. B. Smith's property a* Waitoa, Auckland, and forwarded to the Geological Department last Monday, has beon analysed by Mr Bk«y and found to contain a good perosntago of gold. The resnlt of the test has been forwarded to Mr Smith, who la now la Ohrietohurch endeavouring to form a company to work the deposits. The freezing hulk Jubilee, whioh went ashore at Petone on Wednesday mowing, was thlß evening floated off without bus* taining any damage whatever. Greymouth, July 22. * The Midland Railway Company are about to establish a Sick and Accident Fend, to which their employes are to contribute one penny per day. ""' Bphbdik, July 22. Mi Soobie McKer.zfe has decided to dtoline the Invitation of the Ohrlntf huroh Political Reform Awooiatlon to deliver an address
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1617, 23 July 1887, Page 2
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182INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1617, 23 July 1887, Page 2
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