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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8832, 7 June 1907, Page 2

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Proas Association—Copyright. Sydney, Juno 6. Arrived—Frankdalo from Port Chalmers. Melbourne, Juno G. Hides —There is good competition and prices are firm and unchanged. Sydney, Juno 6. A wireless message was received from the Flagship to-night stating that she expects to roach port from Auckland at 8 in the morning. The Colonial Sugar Co has engaged in Europe 112 labourers, mostly Spaniards, to work on the Queensland sugar plantations. At a monster Ho License demonstration in the Town Hall the speakers included Mr Fisher, of Hew Zealand. Melbourne, June 6. There are no clues to the missing mint gold. London, June 6. Sautley’s benefit realised £3160. The Oroya lias been towed from Plymouth to London. Tokio, June 6. The Russo-Japanese commercial treats has been settled on the most favoured nation basis and has currency for five years. Sydney, Juno 7.

There are large shoals of southern tunuiesjoff the coast. This is the first recorded visit to these waters. [Tiie tuuuy is a large fish often reaching 1000 pounds in weight. It is common in the Mediterranean. ]