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c Wellington, September 30. The Synod of the Church of England commenced yesterday. The Bishop made a long address, reviewing the position of the Church in ■New Zealand.
rn, <ni Chhistohdrch, September 30. , A T e . lobe >,‘ *yemng newspayer, changed hands to-day, having been 1 A. Pritchard, who continues it on hia own account.
(^ r t nd , Loiige . of Templars for the Middle Island was instituted here last night. Representataves of forty-one lodges werepresent. Mr S. P Andrews, M.P.C. for Christchurch, was elected Grand Worthy Chief Templar, It was dejjufed tef hold the next annual session of the Grand Lqdge at Dunedin. At a meeting of the Acplimatisatipn Society yesterday, it was announced that 3.8Q0 trout had been hatched out artificially
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Evening Star, Issue 3621, 30 September 1874, Page 2
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124BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 3621, 30 September 1874, Page 2
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