There are now nearly aUO names on Die roll of members of the Wellington Scenery Preservation and Tree Planting Society. A Mrs Collins fell from the train at Quirindi (New Soutli Wales), and after lying on the line for 60 hours unconscious, recovered,
An area of about 100,000 acres of land suitable for wheat growing near Glen Innes (New South Wales) will be shortly thrown open for closer settlement.
An Australian firm lias made an offer to rebuild Christchurch Cathedral spire, w ith a guarantee that it will not suffer from the effects o£ earthquakes.
Two burglars entered a" shop kept by Mrs Lacey, in Elizabeth street, Hobart, and left again in a hurry with a bullet from the lady’s revolver to expedite their departure.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 522, 19 September 1902, Page 3
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