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' ♦ [NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Relhton, Jan. 24. The. contested election of a member of the Nelson Provincial Council for this district has resulted as follows: — Ivess, 153; Carreras, 143., . CHRrsTCHURCH, Jan. 24. Flour, Ll2 to L12 10s ; oats, 2s ; butter, advanced, 6d to 6|d ; cheese, 5d to 5Jd. ( Dunedin, Jan. 24. Flour LI 4, firm j oats easy, 2s to 2s 2d. Ten country Volunteers had qualified as representatives, the highest scorer havr i ing made 81 . The town representatives have not yet fired, Napier, Jan. 24. The homestead of James Collins has been burned. The loss is estimated at LjSOO, which is uninsured. Auckland, Jan. 24. An influential deputation interviewed the Superintendent, urging claims of a number of public works ? and attributing delay in undertaking public works and j the breakdown of immigration to the Superintendent's 1 action. He said these were only the fault of the General and not of the Provincial Government. Subscriptions for the relief of the Martin's Bay settlers are coming-in. The Rev. Mr Porter re-delivers his lecture )U the subject to-night. Wellington, Jan. 24. Mr Fitzherbert has been re-elected Superintendent unopposed. '
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1400, 25 January 1873, Page 2
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