There is-no wheat in the market. It is wanted at 5s 9d. The Luna has arrived. The Governor landed m a boat belonging to the Dido ; he, after Wards, inspected the Dido in the docks. All the slops in liarbor were decorated, and Sir G. Bowen met with an enthusiastic reception ■in town; there was an immense crowd. At Rattray-strcct ■arch the Mayor presented an addfess. As the Governor entered Fern Hill gates, 1,000 children sang the "National Anthem. The Rev. Mr. Williams, a Baptist Minister, died on December 23, from the effects of a coach -accident which he received on Friday. The Governor opened to-day the Agricultural Show. In the Chamber of Commerce-it was proposed to petition the Government that the subsidised steamer to Fiji should run through the southern ports. The Dunedin Jockey Club’s programme shows prizes to the vatue of £l,lOO.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 16, 8 January 1873, Page 3
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