SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
[FROM Ol'lt OWN COKRESPOXDENT.]
DUNEDIN".
.January 5. The Australian Eleven play here on Saturday week and the following Monday and Tuesday. The Time* says there is at present no intention of calling the Hon. Mr. Reynolds to the Legislative Council, but if he carries out his expressed intention of resignation, such a recommendation will probably be made. The Tipperary jumping case, in which Judge Williams yesterday dismissed the rule, is to be carried to the Appeal Court. About the end of February, the Hon. Mr. Maeandrew intends visiting the West Coast special settlements. A station hand named Kelly got his head smashed near Goodyer's farm, Cromwell, on Thursday. The injury is said to have been caused by a kick from a horse, but foul play is suspected. The, sufferer when found was not sufficiently ponscious to be able to give a statement, and death took place immediately.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 524, 5 January 1878, Page 2
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