NEW ZEALAND.
(Eau Prffiaa !Ajaoeiatton.J Wellington, Saturday. It has been doJinitoly decided that Mr Alfred Hill, of Wellington, is to ta'ko up tlio position of musical conductor ftt tko flow Zealand Exhibition. Tho Government are unable to entertain the proposal by M r Marshall Hall of Melbourne, to bring to Now Zealand a firat-clasa orchestra of over 40 or 50 players to give performances throughout the Exhibition. 'lllß cost would be about 410000.
Dunedin, Saturday.
A small bouse occupied by Mary Yardley, at Balclutha, was destroyed by lire early this morning, and the woman was burnt to death.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1809, 16 July 1906, Page 4
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