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(united pjjess association. ) % Wellington* Deo. 28. . Mr, Jlarry VsJlancey ,aged< 27 yeani, of Castlepoint, was killed on Sunday. last He^Mtas ■with others -schooling jjqrsea \ovothurdftß '-on the" beach, when ' the horse fell trndToHed over him. He was 1 picked up Unconscious, and expired the same night. .Mr Vallance was inspector m the sheep, and rabbit department. ; Vl fcteEYMOurii, Dec. 28. : ; . An official inquiry into the stranding ! of ; tjra-Sjtafco,fjthe §outh was, held before Dr'GFles'on Saturday, and . resulted as follows :~" The wreck wu canned- f>lely 0 U f ttie ctipM Wshn^ss' of 'ihe master ■ -«ftptafh »efe#B&s&i& . 'ekerin^g'th^ u&tey Riv«!r fa fre^kleßs disregard of the| thacbour Signals, add iti« adjudged ihaij Aia ceitificate be suspended - fon twelve months, and thathe,pay the/CQS^.Qf Jthej « ai *fc" vn :'/■'.-. >v ,r-..v> ■:., ! , r ..,i ■(. <j, r Dujtedin^ Deo 27* / I The funeral of the Rev. Mr Morice l; took place^at.Balclutha on Friday, and' Was Jargely .attended. ,^rs Mpripe is put " or 'danger* thpughnotyet m, a condition to be removed from Port Molyneux. ,The v ßomkn €atholics have fedn'tribu-: ted £2500 during the year to the cathedral, and Bishop Moran, m thanking t them on Christmas Day for their.Jiber- ""* atMty'j • 'announced' his : hope that more would be collected m the Cathedral next Christmas Day. .' Wellington. This Day. .'I It' is 1 understood Si that his ' Excellency the Governor will leave Lytteltdn tin the 6th January m the. Hinemoa for tue visiting, .£icton,iaod'the<iwest ' coasj harbors .«f the,. ..middle |: j Island m 1 connection with r the r Defences of New! Zealand. . ■ ■li -:f. :' IK ' ■>. -,> \.-'l. ■■■■'■' ; . ij
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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 24, 29 December 1884, Page 3
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257TELEGRAPHIC. Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 24, 29 December 1884, Page 3
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