BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Napier, October 22. A boy named Langham has been sent by the R.M. to the Catholic Industrial School, there being no regular reformatory, for four years, for placing a piece of wood on the line of railway here, and other offences. A Philosophical Society has been constituted. Fifty members have joined, and the Superintendent has been elected President, Bishop of Waiapu Vice-president, and Mr W. Colenso Secretary.
Wellington, October 23. There was much sickness among the children by tlie Douglas y and thirty-one deaths, chiefly from measles and whooping cough. There are still twenty cases under treatment.
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Evening Star, Issue 3641, 23 October 1874, Page 2
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100BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 3641, 23 October 1874, Page 2
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