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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 427, 14 June 1877, Page 3

Tur. gold sent from-the district this month by bank escort is 1 7-1 ounces. Ijp.EAO, at Naseby, has l»een raided to Is 3d per 41b loaf. Some people cannot understand why Naseby wants a railway. Mi; .Tons Cr.ntdUTON has p. double and a single furrow plough at work on his farm at Kyeburn Hundred. IK; is also j>usbing . ahead his fencing with vigor. An' inquest was lield at Hamilton this week on view of the body of a Chinaman, found dead. From the medical evidence it appeared that death resulted from apoplesy. A verdict was returned accordingly. Mn Bi.AH:, accompanied by Mr Johnson, engineer to the Tuapelca County ('ouncil, "* proceeded from Lawrence the other day to the Beaumont, aud theu taking boat started down tho river, reaching llaiclutha, a distance of forty miles, in tire hours. Mr Blair has satislied himself that, as far as the month of the. Titapoka Kiver, there are no difficulties in tho way of rendering the Clutha navigable for vessels oF moderate tonnage. Oj\ Tuesday a Chinaman named Hon-Sun was taken ho the Hospital, suffering from a blow on the head. A miner—Patrick lVasy \ras chaiged before L. W". I'.useh. K.sij., •T.P., on Wednesday morning, with inflicting the wound with a shovel, the dispute having arisen in consequence of jln:: Nuu working ground or tailings within the bouiidarios'of a claim or tail race owned by Deasy. Tn the nUsence of the I'.M. the case was adjourned to the 18th, Dcasy bound in two sureties of JUIO eaeli, and himself in ;£I(J.

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