NEW ZEALAND.
fPRB PBSAS iBSOOIATIOH. I NEW PLYMOUTH, October 14. A meeting of Homan Catholics of this place was hold last evening in St. Patrick’s Hall, when the objects of the Colonial Laud Settlement and Endowment Aisooiation ware fully explained, and resolutions unanimously passed pledging the meeting to use every endeavor to carry out tho intentions of the association. WELLINGTON, October 14. Government ere making arrangements to fillj the effleo of General Inspector of Goldfields, for which a sum was voted last session. The gentleman who has been offered the position is a thorough practical man.
( The Commission to report on the Northern ) extension of the South main trunk railway line iu now complete, and will comprise Dr. Pollen, Mr J. X. Thompson (the late Surveyor • General), and Mr J. Fulton, Owing to the Hinemoa undergoing repairs, the departure of the Premier for the North will bo delayed, and he will probably leave by the Stella at the end of next wees. The boating season opens this afternoon with a procession of boats. DUNEDIN, October 14, The banquet to Mr MoKensie last night at Palmerston was a great success. One hundred and fifty persons were present, including Messrs Montgomery, Maoandrew, Barron, Steward, Bracken, Fish, Duncan, ond Stout.
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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2659, 14 October 1882, Page 3
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