ARRIVAL OF THE 'LORD ASHLEY.'
(ERO-tt THE " HERALD.")
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THE SOUTH
TAEANAKU
Nmw Plymouth, January 16. Hon. Mr. Fox went to Waitara on Saturday.
Arrangements will be made that the future leases of Maori land will have purchasing clauses inserted in them.
The nomination for Grey and Bell will take place today at noon. Two candidates are up for the district, all the others haviug withdrawn.
W. Bennett (managing man for Mrs. Ycms, auctioneer) was thrown from his horse and fractured his skull.
Mr. Dingle, who cut the artery of his arm on New Year's Day, has had it tied twice. It burst again on Saturday afternoon, and was tied a third time close to the shoulder. Should it bursty again he cannot lire.
The weather was very hot yesterday, thermometer in the shade waa at 83, an<l j a the sun 104.
Anthony Brooking, charged with destroying the tombstone over Mr. Halse's children in St. Mary's Churchyard, has been remanded again. He is supposed to be insane. Mr Halse is too much respected in the place for any but a madman to do any injury to hig property.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 321, 19 January 1871, Page 2
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193ARRIVAL OF THE 'LORD ASHLEY.' Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 321, 19 January 1871, Page 2
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