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[per united pj^ess association.! WELLINGTON, April 8. Crabtree'd sentence has been postponed. The indue remarked that he was inclined to m-'lce the sentence heavier if the stolen property still missing were not recovered. Mr Fisher, member for Wellington South, addressed his constituents last nig it, and spoke in opposition to the Government. Ho received a vote of thanks and confidence. « This Day. The Minister of Public Works has prepared a draft bill for . railway boards on different lines to 'that submitted two sessions ago, but the Cabinet has not considered it yet. . Nominations for the Te Aro seat:— Travers, Fraser, and Nancarrow. The show of hands was in favor of Travers. A poll will be held on the 15th inst. Dunkdin, April 6, Mr James Mills was the only candidate nominated to-day for the Fort Chalmers seal in the House of Representatives, and he was declared duly elected. -
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 116, 7 April 1887, Page 2
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