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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 208, 2 September 1874, Page 3

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I*KK AN (i s<> -A t ST I! A!. 1A X PRKSS T!! !, ia .\l AV ! 1 A !; v. East N igliEs AucklauT News. A !VK i. v N i>, f ues lay Night. Ax Onohunga a public meeting hvst. r.u.ht nmdeuiiri i Mr Vog<d' ’s resolutions, ami approved of Mr Ohßork e's action. The liiin-i has arrived with tho Suez mail. Tin? Superintendent, Mr William iveiiy, and other members were passengers. W: ham Grilblo, was em'ploye',l at !h> winch on board the Climatas, when the handle was wrenched our of his hands, whirled round, and tractured his skull. At the Vp: ilomat i e’e •* I *n -lie following was the show of hands ; ll ey do, 24. Pull takes ph,-’ ..I! the mm Ia 1 1 test 'll i; 1111 e s Ne\ vs. (fUO.U OUR OWN CO RUM rONMO KNT. ) G UAH AMSTOW.V, Tuesday N igllt. Six. candidates have been nominated to lid the three vacancies in the Borough Council, earned by the retirement of three Councillors annually. Anthony, IKennun, and Kilgour re! iring us cm hers, were candidates for re-election. Rowe, McNab, and Carpenter are new candidates. A grea t deal of interest is felt in tho result, but no excitement at present. A rumour is current that Charles O’Neill Member lor the Thames, is about to resign, and' Messrs Williams, Rowe, and James Mackav, junr., are spoken of us probable candidates to fill the seat. Mr O Neill, it, is said, is provided with u billet, suitable to las professional skill. The goal returns for rise mouth, including Coromandel, reach 12,0dd evinces. A silting of (he District Court was held yesterday in bankruptcy. One applicant had hicertificate suspended for three months ; a second, unopposed, passed through. Ko decision has been given by flic Resident Magi-f rate re validity of ixaneranga District Board election.