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[PEU PRESS AGENCY.] WELLINGTON. January 25. Ship Mataura sailed for London, with a cargo of wool, tallow, and sundries valued at £84,369. The last Government Gazette contains notification that Mr John Ballanoe has been appointed Minister to have charge of Administration of Naval Training Schools Act. W. L. Travers sent resignation of scat in the Assembly,- to the Speaker to-day. lie goes Home. It is understood that Edward Pearce (former member) will stand. ALEXANDRA. January 25. Takarei te Ran was buried to-day at Ilikurangi. Just previously, the youngest daughter of Tawhiao, who had been adopted by deceased, died suddenly without previous illness. Hundreds arc now at Bikurangi, and the iangi and feasting have to bo done over again. MASTERTON. January 25. Sir G. Grey and party arrived this afternoon, about 150 Europeans and considerable number of Maoris present. Address in English and Maori. Several deputations are to wait on the Premier during the afternoon.
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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 290, 26 January 1878, Page 2
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