DUNEDIN.
Wednesday, March 29. Sailed—Cluistiau M'Causland, for London, with the largest cargo of the season, including 3,900 bales wool, 180 tons meats and 80 tons wheat. Burgundy won the principal event at the Hawkeshury meeting. The case of the prosecution for libel lias closed. The evidence of Lnrnach admitted the opening of the Times' special telegram on board the Gothenburg, iu presence of the captain and passengers.
The defence attempted to prove that: Mr. Lemon was engaged in commercial transactions. Preparations are being made foraj public reception to the prize-firing' rept.es •ntjuives. Thursday, March 30. The census shows the population of the Province to be 70,000 —an increase ot nearly 14,000 since 1867. A boat accident occurred at Pleasant "River on Sunday, by which a boy named Ryan was drowned. The libel cases are concluded. Barv ton has been committed for trial on both. Maeassey *poke for three hours,
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 980, 30 March 1871, Page 2
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149DUNEDIN. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 980, 30 March 1871, Page 2
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