NEW ZEALAND.
TPee Times Special Wiee.l The ’Frisco Mail BoatAuckland, Aug. 17. The City of Sydney discharged her cargo at Quarantine Island. There was no passengers for New Zealand. Sudden Death. Burke, bellows maker, fell down dead to-day. Supposed apoplexy. Another Fire, Dunedin, Aug. 17. Hilgendarf’s store, Waihola, has been burned down. It was insured in the Colonial Office for £2OO. He estimates his loss at £3OO above. One MoreA five roomed house at Port Chalmers occupied by Robert Hnstic, was burned down this morning. The budding and contents were insured in the Northern for £3OO. Sunday Trading. At the City Court, Mr Simpson reserved his decision in tbe case tlie police brought under the Provincial Ordinance to test whether fruit sellers, tobacconists, &c., can open on Sundays. A Gift of £3OO. The Committee of the Institution have received an anonymous ■donation'of £3QO, to establish an orphan asylum in connection with the Institution.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2623, 17 August 1881, Page 3
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153NEW ZEALAND. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2623, 17 August 1881, Page 3
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