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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5379, 24 June 1878, Page 3

Accounting for tho result of the Oastlemaine election, by which Professor Pearson was returned, the Representative says ;—“ The influences brought to bear at the last moment were too great to be counterbalanced by any smaller efforts. Money—almost unlimited—influence, political and personal, municipal and othewise, were all used in tho service and the election, and therefore it is not surprising that two men of very limited means, and in one case of very limited experience, were left out in the cold.” This lets strangers know how elections are worked in Victoria nowadays. The Melbourne Argus oi June 10 publishes tho following telegram, received by Sir Samuel Wilson from Messrs. Robert Brooks and Co., London:—“ Your Eroildoun fleece wool, ex Sir Walter Raleigh, has averaged 43d. per lb.; and ex Juliet, 39Jd., the highest price being 62Jd. Your Mount Bute fleece wool averaged 33d. the highest price being 40d.”

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