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[per greville's telegraph company, reuter's agents.] Westport, Feb. 6. A respectable deputation waited on the Hon. Mr. Fox, headed by Mr O'Conpr, and urged the construction of the dray road by the Buller and Grey Valleys i protested against the expenditure of L6OOO, as proposed, by Messrs Harrison and Curtis, in the Waimea District, as a gross attempt to defraud the Grey and Buller Districts. They complained of the neglect and apathy of Nelson Government, urging the withdrawal of the delegated powers, and separation from Nelson ■ as the only reniedy. Dcnedin, Feb. 6. Mr Cagli was 6ned a farthing, without costs, for; assaulting Mr Graham. * The Escort is 13,6260z. Mining operations are nearly suspended by the drought. ■ Christohuroh, Feb. 6. Two thousand sheep on Lee's run, near Oxford, have been burned by a grass fire.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1101, 7 February 1872, Page 2
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