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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 1, 11 June 1886, Page 3

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'OfitrsTctivßciV, Jtuic 0The St. Alban’*? "Licensing Committee Tvsnlvod to-day tlj 'ckißo the hotels in their dist.net-, wltSeli are close to the city, at 10 part., * " ' rluno 0. News hne rinen received that l'grctnont. the d* faulting seivetary of the Adolaide- Building Society, lias been sentciieed to six years. Oamabu. anno 0. At a meeting of policyholders in the Government Life Insurance Association. held here to-night, it was nnani- . mously decided to support Mr Fisher’s proposal. • > . Martox', Juno !). •' At a liii cting of policyholders in tlio Govermne-nt Insurance, held last night, tlio Mayor presiding, it was unanimously to supporaMr Fislier’s schctpc, and to vote for Mr Shaimon. Wellington*, .Tone 10, On Monday molding a trnin will be run, for the first time, to MauriceviUc, about fifteen miles north ofAlaslerton. Tills will be ati excursion train, and noyloubi many will take advantage uf tlic opportunity thus afforded them of tiring the tine' plain country north of the Wairarapa piatus. At a meeting of Directors of tlio Gear Meat Company it was resolved to declare an' interim dividend ut the rateof 10 per cent, per annum on the paid up capital for the half year ending May SI. The dividend is to be.payable on and after Monday next.

Auckland June 10..

It has transpired that when tlio Home Hide resolution was carried nt the Auekjand meeting, and it was resolved to send it by cable to Mr Gladstone, the Orangemen of Auckland sent a cable message to tlio Marquis pt Salisbury, stating that the meeting was not representative of tlio people of Auckland, but merely of the Irish party here.