WELLINGTON.
October 5.
Mr J. G. Wilson, of Sandon, is a candidate for the Foxton seat.
The steamer Wakatipu, which arrived from Sydney early this morning, proceeded at once to the quarantine station. She is expected to be admitted to partique at noon to-day. The following intercolonial weather exchange has been received :—Sydney, Tuesday eveuing. The barometer is now rising in Tasmania, but a second moderate depression is extending over the land from Portland to Sydney. The barometer at Portland and Sydney registers 29"8, and at Hobart and Brisbane 29*9.
(For continuation of news see fourthpage.)
It has now been decided beyond a doubt by all the leading 1 lights of the age that the wave of heat which lately passed through England is coming for us in a direjt line. The ladies of Napier would do well to avail themselves of the splendid values we offer in Sunshades, 2/9, 3/6, 4/6, to 30/; also, Parasols, 10/6 to 30/.—Combs & Co.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3204, 5 October 1881, Page 3
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