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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1460, 22 May 1905, Page 4

& % ■%■ *8 m <h ?W S ffc awo Vlu and Sunbeam A COLLISION. to KETCH SUNK AND BOY DBO^ A By Electric Telegraph—Per E ' 'Association. —Copyright. 1 i/j r Received 5.10 p.m., May 21. \ Sydney, M|rf r Si & % : ! • SV. 2v:

No tenders were sent in to the Wairoa County Council for delivery of 1500 tons of stone or concrete for placing round the Wairoa bridge cylinders. At the meeting of the Wairoa Counoil the chairman stated he and Crs Parker and Brown, with the enginoer, had inspected the Te Beinga bridge, which was very dangerous owing to the breaking away of the foundation rock. A bridge could be erected on the Hangaroa, higher up, but it would be in Cook County. Cr Brown moved, and Cr Parker seconded—That the Cook County Council be written to stating that To Beinga bridge was dangerous, and the only available site was in the Cook County over the Hangaroa, that this Conn, cil has no power to do the work, butjwould contribute. —Carried. A Councillor suggested chaining the bridge to save the material, but the engineer stated that onee it started to go no chains would hold it. It had been made as safe as possible, and very likely would stand the winter. There still survive, in a cottage in North Perth (W.A.), three members of the old Fenian Brotherhood, sentenced to transportation nearly 40 years ago. The cottage is a gift of admirers of their cause. Barrister HalJiday, of Sydney, has abandoned haw for the Church, and Mr J. J. E. Done, of N.S.W. Taxation Department, resigns the official file for an ecclesiastical career. I dreamt 111 ah I tossed on a fever’d bed' (With the curtains gather’d and drawn), With a hacking cough and a. burning head, Vainly waiting the tardy dawn. When close to iuy, bedside an angle came. With a phial of liquid pure, And 3? read on the lajbjel a inafeic name— It: was WOODS’ GIIKOAT PEPlTffitailiiT .CKFJEU