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INTER-PROVINCIAL. Dunedin, Tuesday. The Star is informed tba 1 ; Sullivan, of Maungatapu notoriety, was met lately ia Sydney and Melbourne. He is supposed to have reached the colonies by a recent Bhip. Three companies have yec to fire for choice of representatives. The following have .qualified bo far:— MeKenzle, 94} Marshall, 92; .Wilson, 91; McLaren. 90; Goldie, 88; Bjchardson, 86; Nightingale, fis. Dodd, late second mate of the Oneco, has Been discharge! from gaol, under an order ~ from Judge ChHpmau. The Palmerston Jockey Club bare upheld the decision of ihe UuneUia Club by disqualifyiog Mabel. Welungtox, Monday. The Governor landed from the Luna at the wharf at noon to-day, and was met on board by the Mayor and corporation, and the members of the Ministry. At the end of the wharf an address of welcome to his Excellency and Lady Normanby was read by the Mayor. His Excellency briefly returned thanks for the cordial and hearty reception which hai been given him, and for the flattering ttrmg in which ihe address was pre3entel, and begged to assure them that whatever iiberties be possessed would te sincerely and heartily devoted to promote, as lar as in him Jay, the happiness and well being, and prosperity of the Colony. He also returned thanks ou behalf of Lady Normanby. Offing to a laisnudentanding, ho triumphant arches were erected, but all the volunteers, firemen, and armed constabulary turned out, and perhaps the largest crowd of citizens ever seen together in Weliagton on any public occasion. The wharf was crowded with shipping, and as a^i spread their bunting the effect of the whole wm very fine. Tuesday. Wool ia being bought here now for direct shipment to America. A lar^e ptccel wa-t sold yesterday privately to an agent for an American buyer. Oat often town volunteers who qu» lifted 88 company representatives, only Rountreeof the Scottab, with 84, qualified as a district representative. Auckland, Tuesday. Arrived: HJM.S lto-ario, from Kydnev She proceeds to AuYkide where the will b e kft for a training chip, the officers proc:eding to England by the mail sttamer. Grahamstoww, Tuesday. At t'.e flrlujr, the following scorrs were made by the men who qualified:— Clarke, 97; Grordon, 94; Campbell, 93; Hoskins, 89; McLean, 88; Sykes, 88; Armstrong, 87, Grant, 87; McLeud, 87; Murray, 86; Brown, $6) McKey, 86; Dey, 84,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 296, 15 December 1874, Page 2
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