TELEGRAMS.
I * AUCKLAND. May 17. Count DeZaba has given two successful lectures, and received special thanks from the Board of Education. The members of the Temperance Association have memoralised the Board of Education to make arrangements fori teaching children the beauty of temper- j .inctr and the evils of alcohol, and the : Board Lis agreed to consider the matter. ; 31 r. fcjhetfiian. replying to a depuration | \rc tlie Wynyard Pier, said he hoped j
Auckland would soon be made the chief i naval station in the South Pacific, j o ■ XEW PLYMOUTH. May 17. Major Atkinson addressed his constituents at Okawa las f night, when a unanimous vote of confidence iit him was carried.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 637, 18 May 1878, Page 2
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