TAURANGA.
(FHOU OUR COKRESPOKDEKT.) (BY ELECTRIC TErEORAPH.) 25th November. General disappointment is expressed oil Hccouut of Sir Donald M'Leau's inability to visit the Bay of Plenty. The wheat crops are looking well, and the recent rains have been very benefical to the potatoea. A proposition has been inoo'.ed among a portion of the Arawa tribe to establish settlements on total abstinence principles. The Bishop of Waiapu and several of the clergy leave to-day for Auckland. The local Lodge of Good Templars vo'ed a splendid regalia Sisley, who is leaving thin place, to take a civil seivice appointment in Napier. He is highly tespected and worthily esteemed in Tauranga.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1632, 27 November 1874, Page 442
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108TAURANGA. Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1632, 27 November 1874, Page 442
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