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Golden Bay Argus, Volume 1, Issue 41, 8 March 1884, Page 2

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We have bceD requested to notify that the Rev. T. B. Maclean’s conneo®® tion with this district will cease after Easter Sunday the 13th of April, and that the Rev A. H. Sedgwick ot Reefton will be his successor. Also that the Venerable Archdeacon Mules of the Waiiaea is going io pay the district a visit. Ho wiii be in Takaka ©n Ta©§=® day the 11th instaa?. Wa are pleased to see that the (u I of Johnson’s Extended elsira hariag been now proved a success has indue©! some more outside capitalists to taka &s interest in quarts reefing in this distnst. A thorough survey of ths Red Hill Mine has recently be©a mad© and it (© now pretty census that skk property will bs thoroughly will p?cspe®tid. Il has got into the bands of good who will not be afraid to prove its value. r.. ~Hmp4f,n ß n f this onri heins? Quito satisfied with the appearance and gea-= eral indications ofthe adjoining country # we are glad that Messrs. Cana van and Russell have bean plucky enough to apply for two contiguous leases and w® wish them every success. We uader= stand that Auckland capitalists are th® movers of this raining venture and we hope is see them more prosperous tfiaa previous speculators ae w 3 believe they have struck a patch.