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(From our own correspondent.) {The following appeared in our issue of Saturday last: —] Dunedin, Friday, S p.m. OAMARU RACES. FIKST DAY. Hurdle.—Bob Apples. . Maiden,—Cloth of Gold, 1; Glengarry, 2. Handicap.—TommyDodd, 1; Sir William, 2. . Tradesmen's Handicap.—Sir William, 1. The licensed victuallers start an organ under Mosley's editorship. - Two more shocks of earthquake at Oainaru yesterday. The Waitaki Bridge is finished, and ready for plate-laying. No Northern news to-day. CABLEGRAMS. • ' . London, Feb. 29. Tn the House of Commons G-oschen made a speech censuring the Government in reference to its proceedings concerning the loss of the Vanguard. ' The First Lord of the Admiralty defended the Government, and assumed the responsibility of not having caused Admiral Tarleton to appear before the Court Martial. Ultimately a motion for the: production of papers was agreed to. Don Carlos has entered France. The war is, therefore, over.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 366, 10 March 1876, Page 3
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143SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 366, 10 March 1876, Page 3
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