The lecture by Mr Fergus, m aid of the school funds, being found to clash as to date with the Church of England bazaar, has been postponed. From Mr Charles Colclough, who visited the Lucknow claim on Saturday, we ..learn that there is no foundation for the statement made by the Dunstnn Times last week, to the effect that a reef had been struck in the tunnel of exceeding richness. The manager has come across a narrow leader, of very fair appearance, and he has branched off on this, helieving that it will lead to the reef. He is not saving the stuff f rofh this leader, so that it may be judged that it is not of exceeding richness. The water-race recently cut, ior rather formed, along the course of Inniscort-street. is to all appearances a work now useless. The Oouncil agreed on Friday night that the water should run again in the old channel. This of course is a convenience to residents in Kawarau Ward, but how about keeping the water pure, with which view it was that the new channel was cut ?
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Cromwell Argus, Volume V, Issue 258, 8 September 1874, Page 4
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