WOODVILLE.
fraou our own coitnrcsroNDENT.] January 1, 1884
No olio would believo that the season was mid-summer from the weather which wo have boon enjoying. Tho Tararua ranges, in tho Wairarapa, wero covered with suow on Saturday last, v most unusual occurrence in December, unknown by the very oldest colonial.
Mr E. A. Hag-gen, formerly of the Wangatuii Herald, has taken over the Woodville Examiner, and, judging from the increased plant that has arrived, evidently intends to give us a paper to bo proud of. He brings with him the good wishes of hia lato employers, and mot with the best rocoption here.
Mr Murtagh is said to have met with an accident in a disputo with some Maoris, and to be lying in a precarious condition.
Tho Free Methodists had a grand pic-nic to-day.
Tendors closed on Saturday for tho purchase of tho Abercorn Arms Hot?l. Tho rosult has not yet been made known.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3886, 3 January 1884, Page 2
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