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[NEW ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Bluff, April 16. Sir Dillon Bell arrived here last night by special train. He addressed a well attended meeting of his constituency, and received a unanimous vote of approval and thanks. Wellington, April 16. The Hon Mr Reynolds will probably be l appointed Colonial Secretary. Dunedin, April 16. The passengers by the Phillip Laing celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their arrival in the province by a picnic yesterday, at which 120 persons were present. At lunch, Mr Macandrew said he hoped in little more than a month to see the arrival of the first line of direct steamers from Home, making the passage in 49 days, and bringing 800 6r 1000 immigrants per month. It is understood that MrCargill has gone Home to arrange the service. A public meeting at Arrow carried a vote of no confidence in Hallenstein. Sailed. — City of Dunedin, for London. The City Council, by a majority of one, have reduced the rates. Christchuroh, April 16. The Volunteer Camp broke up last nighfc. Frederick Berg has been acquitted of the charge of arson.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1467, 17 April 1873, Page 2
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183LATEST TELEGRAMS. Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1467, 17 April 1873, Page 2
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