Tahiti and New Zealand.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2286, 21 November 1889, Page 3

Tahiti and New Zealand.

Wmllihgton, iNuvember 21 • Itte «tetfcd that tha Governor of Tablt 1 Tlilts this etfy on bio way to Paris to interview the Premier on the promotion ol commercial caUtlons betweon Tahiti •nd New Zealand, Tho Government, however, have received no official intimation. The Colonial Secretary O»pUin Knoaell leavSß on Sunday for Dane din to be present at tho opening of *b« Exhibition; Owrlng to tbe absence <of tfce Ministers of Lands and Education it Is doubtful who will accompany fct« Oolcnlal Secretary bnfc probabJy Mesare ITtfrgns «nd Mltcheleon will go. It If believed the sate of tbe Premier's health irill Interfere with b'B b^ing present. Chri Btchur< h May oralt y Chbistchdech, isovember 72. Mr jSUmuel Manning, Brewer, baa been elected JMayo? uitbont opposition. Inquest. pTjNSSiN, November 21. Coroner Fletnincr held an inqueet on tbe body of David Held who wao found •drowned m the Waipahl, The* evidence •bowed that the deceased was eubjeot to •epileptic fits, and the appearance of tbe body eoggested th"t Ito h?.d bean ee'z3d with « fit while h'bhlcg. A verdict 0} " Found drowned *' was returned.

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