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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 50, 7 May 1873, Page 3

“We (Wanganui Chronicle) have been shown 1 a capital specimen of Sea Island cotton 1 ) grown on the property of Mr. William Hutchison here. This speaks highly of the genial nature of the Wanganui climate, and proves that there are, marry sources of wealth open to settlers in this district, who have only to take advantage of the natural richness l of the soil and the equable climate to reap rich harvests of Sub James and * Lady left lineland by the Brindisi mail steamer on the 18th April for MelbourneTerrible riots have taken place at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, in consequence of an advance in the pride :of beer. The troops w'ure caßfed out? and fired, upon the peojflfc, killing 12 and woundi tog 37. ’ . J . The Wairoa correspondent of the Hawke's Bay Herald says:—“The Turanga Volunteers through Mr. -Stubbs,’have‘applied for a certain botad instrument appertaining, to -the Wairoa MuweaLCorps,:imder the plea that the Wairoa Band is defunct..i-The- Ws Wre. very; much, annoyed, from, the Captain downwards.”. , The prospectus has been issued of the AngloAustiralian B team Navigation Company for a service via the Cape of Good Hope. Capital £1,250,000, fiibbes, Bright and Co. of Londonand Liverpool are the managers.