DUNEDIN.
Wednesday, March 22 4 The Governor leaves here on Friday,, and is expected to reach Camaru on Monday, after which he will proceed to Christchurch overland. He does not vi.sifc the Lakes district
In the case of Regina v. Barton yesterday, Stobs, Collector of Customs at. the Bluff, said he got late information from Captain Pearce, of the Gothenburg, who had read it in telegrams opened on board. Tipping, the operator, received certain items from the purser, and not being instructed to send it to any one in particular, forwarded ic to the Independent in a message signed " Hutton."
Bedborough, the Manager of the Bank of New Zealand at the Arrow; died suddenly yesterday. Eight entries have been accepted for the Forbury Handicap; King, Slander, and Foretop are the favorites. There are eeven entries for the St. Kilda Stakes; Backbiter and Yatterina are favorites. There are also fourteen entries for the Club Handicap, eight for the Town Plate, and eighteen for the Publicans' Handicap.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 974, 22 March 1871, Page 2
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165DUNEDIN. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 974, 22 March 1871, Page 2
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