LATE NEW ZEALAND.
TRESS ASSOCIATION, Palmerston North, last night. In consequence of heavy floods in the Manawatu and Oroua rivers a portion of the railway line at O.ooa bridgs OD d Baineeee, between here and Fcxtoo, is several feet under water, on a section temporarily suspending traffic. A large tract of country at Oroua Downs is also under water, though the undulating nature of the land has enabled Btook to find a place of safety, and no losses in this respeot are expected.
Wellington, last nigh 6. To-night’s Gazette publishes the an. poimment of Mr W, J. Culver, l at o organising secretary to the New Zealand Liboral and Labor Federation, as an inspector UDder the Factories Act. It is understood that Mr Culver will be stationed at Napier.
, Dunedin, lust night. Mosgiel to night deoided on a looai Seddon memorial, and in favor of a town firebell and tower with the late PrerSa name cost on the bell.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1813, 20 July 1906, Page 2
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