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MUNICIPAL ELECTION'S. DTJNEDIN. Mr. Fish ... ... .... 1093 Mr. iioasbotham ... ... 414■< Majority for Mr. Fish .. 679 ' O AMARU. Br. Wait 155 Mr. Waddell . , f . 11l Mr Majority for Dr. Wait ... 44 TOKOM AIRIIIO. Mr. Goodall .... ... 69 Mr. Duncan ... ... ... 57 Majority for Mr. Groodall 12 LAWRENCE. v Mr. Herbert ... ... 91 Mr. Meyer... .. ... ... 54 Majority for Mr. Herbert 37 ' CROMWELL. . Mr. Fraer ....... ...... 42 - Mr. Taylor... :.. ... 31 Majority for Mr. Fraer... 11 WELLINGTON. July 22. A. private meeting of the Gold Fields members was held this morning to endeavour to arrange a common course of actipn upon mining matters. The meeting decided to support a reduction of the Gold duty to two shillings, and to use its best endeavors to obtain measures for securing the expenditure of Gold Fields revenue on Gold Fields purposes. July 23., - Mr. Hall took his seat in the Legislative Council.
Mr. Collins has given notice of a motion to reduce the gold duty to 2s. AUCKLAND. July 23. The share market is dull. , Caledonian shares closed at £2B. The Moa~ nataiari Company crushed ona .lon of stone from their new leader, the return being 24 ounces of gold; shares are now quoted at £6 ss. Nonpareil shares, are at £2 10s .; and Tokatea. (Lower) shares are at £2 15s. MEIiBOUKWE. '• July 13". The Ministry have been and met in the Hous? apparently with a good working majority. They promise a progressive policy. Small-pox has been discovered in two families, James and Sherlock, who were passengers by the Hero from New Zealand. They are ncfw residing, at Sandhurst. There have been two deaths, and there has been great excitement in consequence. Sanitary measures have been adopted, and the . patients isolated. ' SYDNEY.-
The Hero and. City of Melbourne have been quarantined, but since released. Five other vessels are quarantined. Arrived, the New York, with large shij >ments of kerosene for the Australian Colonies. : At the wool sales, a small quantity was offered, but the prices remain steady.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 177, 26 July 1872, Page 5
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