jUisxkess ix Vv ELLixGtxox. —Tha Evening Post 20th July, sajs The amount of distress in Wellington is now very considerable, and rapidly on the increase, as the following statement will show. During the current month the number of applicants for relief at the Sesident Magistrates’ office is much greater than that of la;t month. Already 1114 rations hare been issued at a cost of £2B 12s 3d. chargeable to the Provincial Government, ihis fact shows a different state of things to what existed some time ago. for it is staled that in 18(31 only 130 rations were applied for to the Government. The Otago Gotd-Fields.—His Excel* lency the Governor has accepted the resignation by the Hon. B. W. Stafford, of the delegation to him his Excellency's powers (under the Gold-fields Act, in respect of tka gold-field* in to province of Otago, ,
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XII, Issue 496, 29 July 1867, Page 1
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