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[new ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.! Wellington, October 14. Mr Oliver has accepted a seat in the Cabinet without portfolio. He will be Called to the Legislative Council. Dunedin, October 16. The foundation stone of the Free Thought Lyceum was laid on Saturday afternoon, with ceremony. Mr R. Stout, President ol the Free Thought Association, delivered an address. One gentleman has subscribed £IOOO on which interest at 8 per cent, is be paid till the termination of lease, the principal not to be repaid. Two others have given each £3OO, and two others each £2OO towards the building fund. Auckland, October 14. John Russell, mate of the Te Anau, was fined £5 for a violent assault on George Wilson, a seaman. The Captain agreed to discharge the seaman, and pay the wages due; the man to receive half the fine.
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Kumara Times, Issue 1577, 17 October 1881, Page 2
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