NTERPROVINCIAL NEWS
(rEB PBESS ASSOCIATION). Auckland. March 9. A well-known Government surreyor, Mr Rochfort, was found dead in a room at the Star Hotel, K<lukihi, yeslerdar evening. He had only a few moments before eaten a hearty meal. Mrliochfort was engaged on the surrey of a large block of land at the Mokau. He leaves a wife and grown up family in Nel-on. March 10. A political address was given by Sir R. Stout to-night at tho City Hall before a crowded audience. The Mayor presided. Sir R. Stout, who spoke in reply to Mr Rolleston, defended the policy of the present Government, attributing the prosperity of the colony to their judicious administration. He received a vote of thanks. Cnmsrciipucrr, March 10 With regard to the Cheviot salo the estimnle male that tho sheep would realise nenrly L 45.00) provide hardly correct. There were 10'J.481 he.id sold, and they real Ned L 42.308 6s equal loan average of 7* 3-Jl. Tho c.ittle fetched LG49 7« 6»l, anl horses L 696 22*. Tiie two days' stock sale realised L 43.653 5s 6d. A good many lots liavo been re* moved. Including implements and odds aud cnis. the sale will realise L 15.000.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 112, 11 March 1893, Page 2
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