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Patea Mail, 23 April 1881, Page 4

Mixi;i> Rk a 111 x i •. —Two paragraphs— Gfot mixed up in a newspaper—namely, a lecture hy a irv. gentleman and a slight railway acciden'. It reads as follows : The Lev. Mr Dante gave an interesting lecture on English Authors yesterday evening. He began by leaving the Ueozel station at the rate of twenty miles an hour. He said the tale alluded to was; a splendid masterpiece. The buffer was smashed, and the shock to the passengers was great. Literature, he said, was one of the faults of the engine-driver, and out of oO persons only three were injured . A grand array of hooks blocked 1 lie line two hours. Mr Dante was much applauded during his lecture. The affair is to be inquired into. Another is to take place on Saturday. L A X lv 11 O T is L, M anx t: it s-sTit kkt, Wellington. A. WAKEEOIH), I’novutKTou. 'IHJE Travelling Public will find every JL comfort at the above Mold, combined will) civility and attention. TE ARC) HOTEL, Corner Willis and Dixon Streets. I) /;/>/./.VC7V/.V. 4 E. CAMPION, having purchased , Air APArdle’s interest in the above well-known liostlery, solicits a share of patronage from his numerous friends, acquaintances, ami the public generally. i»j U d(>II N U (.) LINS O N iVI (Lale of the Prince of \\ ales Hol'd, Tory-slrcct), Hereby notifies to his friends ami the public that he has taken the TRAMWAY' HOTEL, Ai• ki.ati• K Roao. Welliiiglon.