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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 234, 29 September 1873, Page 2

The immigrants by the St. Leonard's have been landed in good health.' September 29. Messrs Hoskins and Hazard will be two of the representatives at the Victorian In-ter-colonial firing. 7* A telegram to the Beraid from the Waikato says that Pur ukutu'a movements cause uneasiness, and that native' "affairs are looking serious. Wellington, September 29. At a caucus convened by Ministers today, a resolution was proposed by Mr Maeandrew nnd carried, that the session be brought to a close as speedily as possible, and that during the recess the Government carefully prepare bills to put the relations between the two Houses on a more satisfactory footing. Many members leave to-day and tomorrow. The body of Joseph Whebby, a sailor or bumper, was found in the harbor on Saturday night. An inquest will be held to-day. Lyttelton, September 27. Cleared : E. W. Cameron, for Wellington; and Flirt, for Auckland. The Pupjaub'a immigrants still cause anxiety. One death has occurred since her arrival here, that of Matilda Ferguson, aged seventeen. Dunedin, September 29. It is stated that Messrs Henderson and Co., of Glasgow, will start a new line of vessels irom London to Otago shortly. They have six ships of 1200 tons each building. A splended Clydesdale horse and mare have been imported per Bebington at a cost of over £1200. The English cricket team is to be asked to come here.