DUNEDIN NEWS
(Per Press Association.)
Dunedin, last night. Mr D. Tannock, Superintendent of Gardens and Reserves, has suggested to local advisory committee in connexion with the Christchurch International Exhibition that the Exhibition Commissioner should set aside a portion of the exhibition gardens to be allotted amongst gardeners through the colony for competitive designs in landscape gardening, attraction of the grounds would be greßtly enhanced at a nominal cost. The suggestion has been sent on.. .
Frederick Vernon, aged two years and six months, died from strychnine poisoning, whioh the child found in a neighbor’s honss.
Barewood gold mining Coy obtained 73 ounces from 270 tons crushed during January. The Ladysmith Sluicing Coy’s washup for the month was 1520 z. .
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1673, 14 February 1906, Page 2
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