NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
♦ (Per Press Association.) "Wellington, March 14. Hawke, for whose arrest a warrant was issued yesterday, is not in Auckland and is believed to be on the way to Sydney. Notice is gazetted of the intention of the Government to take compulsorily 4273 acres of first class land near Dunedin belonging to the New Zealand and Australian Land Company. This Day. The Masonic lodge Star of the North, 1647, English Constitution, at Whangarei has resolved to transfer allegiance to the Grand Lod»e of New Zealand, on whose roll it will stand No 102. Dunedin, March 14. John Henderson, quarter master of the s,s. Fifeshire, was found drowned alongside the Port Chalmers wharf. Christchuech, March 14. A five roomed house at Dovleston, occupied by Mrs S. Lemmar and owned by A, McLachJan, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The house and furniture were each insured for .£IOO. A four roomed house in Armagh street, owned by W. H. Cooper and occuoied by F. Fox, was burned to-day. The house was insured. Timaru, March 14. Mr E. A. Fitzgerald returned from the Southern Alps to«day after 10 weeks among the peaks and passes. Mr Fitzgerald considers the Southern Alps vastly more difficult than the European, owing to the nature of the rocks and the climate
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 218, 15 March 1895, Page 2
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