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['PBS PEBfIB ASSOCIATION.J AUOKU AND, November 7. The Late FireThomas, the man who was injured at Linabury’s fire, is not expected to recover. Linabury estimates the damage at £ISOO. AccidentFrank Burt was thrown from his horse yesterday and seriously injured. Concussion of the brain is feared. WELLINGTON, November 7. The MailsThe s.s. Australia, with the London mails of the 6th ult., left San Francisco for Auckland on the 22nd instant, contract date. The s.s. City of New York, with the October colonial mails, arrived at Ban Francisco on the Ist instant, two days in advance of time-table date. The Carswell Sound Marble* The Kennedy has arrived from Carswell Sound. There are twenty-six men working there. The marble is highly spoken of. ASHBURTON, November 7.
Larceny. At the Police Court this morning, a young man named Matthew Kane was charged with the larceny of a watch, a chain, and locket, value 16 guineas, the property of Archibald Maclntyre, a wool sorter. Prosecutor and accused slept at the same boarding house at Ashburton on Saturday night, and on Sunday the property was missing from Maclntyre’s room. Accused was committed for trial. He had been about ten day* out of gaol. DUNEDIN, November 7. Tender Accepted. Messrs Guthrie and Larnach’s tender for the supply of one million railway sleepers has been accepted. Divorce. Goldstein v Goldstein, the first case under the Divorce Act of last session, is being heard before Judge Johnstone to-day. BLUFF, November 7. England’s Glory WreckedThe ship England’s Glory has just gone ashore behind the Bluff Hill. She stood too clone in to get the pilot aboard. It is feared the ship will become a total wreck. r Later. The pilot was just boarding the ship England’s Glory when she struck. She lies on the small beach below the Pilot station. The seas are breaking heavily over her. All hands have arrived safely from the wreck.
[from own correspondent.] KAIAPOI, November 7 Fire.
At two o’clock thi* morning a cottage on the Ohoka road, owned by H. MoLoohlan and family, was burned down. The inmates escaped. The building and contents _ were insured to their full value with the Victoria Company,
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2370, 7 November 1881, Page 3
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362NEW ZEALAND. Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2370, 7 November 1881, Page 3
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