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[by electric telegraph—copyright.] [Reuter’s Telegrams.] SCULLING RACE. Sydney, April 12. A sculling race took place to-day between Beach and Trickett, resulting in an easy victory for Beach by two lengths. TAWHIAO AND PARTY. April 13. Tawhaia and party were passengers by the Orient steamship Sorata, which sailed yester. day for England. THE CASE OF SMALL POX. Melbourne, April 13. The P. and O. steamship Rome, with the English mails, is expected her early to-mor-row morning. The steamer with the Health Officer will meet her at the Heads, with the object of ascertaining if it is necessary to quarantine the ship and passengers, in consequence of a case of small pox which occurred on board after leaving London. April 14. The steamship Rome, with the English mail, has arrived. The small-pox patient on board is Miss Kermode, of Tasmania. It is reported that another case has arisen among the passengers. Hobart, April 14. The steamship Tongariro, from London, arrived yesterday, and sailed again last night for Port Chalmers. Sir Julius Vogel is a passenger for New Zealand. His health is somewhat improved, but he is still an invalid.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 106, 15 April 1884, Page 2
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188AUSTRALIAN. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 106, 15 April 1884, Page 2
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