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[NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Aug. 12. Arrived — H.M.S. Dido, from Sydney. Napier, Aug. 12. Judge Johnstone upheld the decision of the Trust Commission of liiheretanga, and refused to grant another appeal. Ohristchurch, Aug. 12. A short but heavy snow storm occurred to-day. Dunedin, Aug. 12. James, the second mate of the s.b. Maori, was washed overboard and drowned during a gale on the passage from Lyttelton yesterday morning. Cantrell, late member for Caversham, died yesterday. A lode of Bilver and lead, about lOin thick, has been discovered in the Carrick Range, and is believed to be very rich. Lytielon, Aug. 12. A snow-storm took place this morning. Auckland, Aug. 12. A heavy gale at the Thames washed down the Albion tramway. , and knocked down two houses in one of which a man and his wife were in bed. They were covered by the heavy frame of the tramway, but were got out afterwards unhurt. The bakers have gained the short hours demanded, aiid will commence now at four o'clock in the morning. An Alexandra telegram discredits Nelly's repori respecting the Taupo gold field. A man named Erekine, a practical digger, could find io gold at the spot indicated.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1260, 13 August 1872, Page 2
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