SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS.
(From our own correspondent.}
[27te following appeared in our issue of Saturday last ;—J ' r - -~-~ r ~"".
Dunedin, Friday 8 p;nfc
Pyke, in a letter to the Sufefihtendeat; points out that the de "facto' Gold Duty-Be* payment Ordinance is laWi inasmuch as the Governor did not exercise his power of disallowance within three months after passing thereof—October 15th, on which date the Bill wa3 disallowed, being three months exactly. The ' Star' says that Steward does not seek re-election for "Waitaki, nor M'Glashan for Boslyn. For the latter seat Driver has been asked to stand ; if he consents, his election is' certain.
" The weather here during the week has" been stormy and wet.
Dr. Honeywill has been fined 40s. for personating a detective. In the course of his evidence he stated f hat he was in receipt of several thousand pounds uuder a will. The Waitaki is greater in volume than any time since the big flood of 1867. The Molyneux is higher than it has been for six years. At Stirling swamp the Water covered the railway line to the depth of seve= ral inches. .
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 352, 3 December 1875, Page 3
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186SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS. Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 352, 3 December 1875, Page 3
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