NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
I Per Press Association) Christchurch, May 14. At a meeting of the committee of the Canterbury Insurers' Protection Ass , it was reported that the amount of business passed through was L 67,465 and that a large amount was now under negotiation. On Sunday night a number of young men, connected with one of the local churches visited a number of hotels with the object of detecting if possible licenses in breaches of the Act. It is said that they had no difficulty in obtaining liquor at some of the houses, and it is understood informations will be laid against eleven publicans. Auckland, May 14. The Hon. J. Carroll has returned to Auckland from Whakatane, having concluded his business with the Uriwera Natives at Ruatoki. He says he does not anticipate lurther trouble with the Uriwera natives respecting the survey.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 267, 15 May 1895, Page 2
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