BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Wellington, August 2. The Post accuses the Speaker of the House of Representatives of suppressing a portion of the letter written to him by the editor of the Post, taking the responsibility of any errors in that journal. This letter the Speaker has read to the House. Grahamsxown, August 2, The Masonic lodges held a solemn ceremony in memory of the late Earl of Zetland. Greytown, August 2. The Natives claiming the ownership of a block of land offer armed resistance to a writ of ejectment. Nelson, August 2. The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce telegraphs that the Nelson community is dead against the new tariff. Hokitika, August 2, The Chamber of Commerce, its chairman telegraphs, opposes the new tariff. Queenstown, August 2. All is true previously telegraphed about the Shotover Company. A new company to work other terrace« will be started. Mr Pyke had a favorable reception. He is indefinite about the education question. The chances are in favor of Mr Innes. The Arrow wants Mr Fish to come forward; his chances improve. Mr Manders is quiescent. Roxburgh, August 3. A Tapanui bullock-driver, named Westcott, was found dead on the Spylaw run. He has been missing for ten days.
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Evening Star, Issue 3262, 4 August 1873, Page 2
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204BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 3262, 4 August 1873, Page 2
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