INTERPROVINCIAL.
[Per Press Association.] PARIHAKA. Wellington, August 2. The natives assembled at Parihaka are now dispersing for their homes. Upwards of 4 00 belonging to the Waimate Plains have left for their own hapus, and it is believed others will leave in a day or two. NEW TATTERSALL’S CLUB. Steps are being taken to form a Tattersail’s Club here. NEW LIGHTHOUSE. Mr. Blackett has returned from a visit of inspection to the lighthouse at French Pass. The tower and concrete base are finished, but
three weeks will elapse before the fittings are complete. It is expected it will be lighted inside three weeks. MR. DICK. The Hon. Thos. Dick leaves for South on Monday next, LIBERAL DONATIONS. Oamaru, August 2. The Hon. R. Campbell has given £5O, and Mr, George Jones £2O, for bursaries in connection with the Waitaki high school. With £3O given by Mr. Shrimski, M.H.R., £lOO has now been obtained for the scholarships. Dunedin, August 2. At the Heads—Euterpe, from London, well.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 199, 2 August 1884, Page 2
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165INTERPROVINCIAL. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 199, 2 August 1884, Page 2
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