BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(from oreville’s telegram company, reuter’s agents.) Wellington, June 26. The Independent denies the statement made by the Auckland papers that the recent cases of small-pox were caused by defective quarantine arrangements. The Independent says there is only a small sum in dispute between the Government and Mr JBrogden respecting the Auckland aud Mercer Railway, and believes the contract will be signed in a day or two. It is probable that contracts to'the amount authorised by the Assembly will be signed before the Session opens. Napier, June 26, A horrible outrage has been committed at Gisborne on Mrs Hardy by a man named Schricher, who broke into the house and assaulted the inmates. Ho broke a female servant’s arm in two places. Mrs Hardy is not expected to live. Her husband was in Napier at the time.
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Evening Star, Issue 2918, 26 June 1872, Page 2
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139BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 2918, 26 June 1872, Page 2
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