MISCELLANEOUS.
Six months’ leave of absence has been granted to his Honor Judge Cope, who has been suffering from ill-health for some short time past. The greater portion of the village of Gerringong, near Kiama, was burned from a fire lighted to consume dead timber. The English church and (school, Perkins’s store, Hines’s hotel, and Scott’s boot store, were all destroyed, besides other buildings. The turret ship Cerberus, together with the Nelson and Victoria, mounted floral wreaths the other day in honor of the marriage of Captain W. H, Pantcr, the gallant commander of the Cerberus, with Miss Manifold, an heiress in the Western district.
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Evening Star, Issue 2942, 24 July 1872, Page 3
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105MISCELLANEOUS. Evening Star, Issue 2942, 24 July 1872, Page 3
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