SECOND EDITION NEW ZEALAND.
(P*» Press Association.) The Tug Lioness Ashore* Gbetmodxh, September 1. The tugboat Lioness is ashore on the end of the protective works. She went oat to tow a vessel in, but being unable to reach her through the force of the gale, was coming back, and got across th« bar, when the wind and current combined, slewed her right round and landed her broadside on the rocks. It is almost certain she will become a wreck. The Company insure their own vessels. . Shipping* Wbllinoton, September 1.
The Union Company’s new steamer Omapere arriyed at Hobart on Wednesday night.
Gold Galore
Dunedin, September 1. The Queenstown correspondent of the “ Star ” reports an important discovery in Bslien’s Claim at the Skippers. The reef is three feet thick, and is yielding an ounce to the ton. The gold was found at a depth of 9000 feet.
Sick NursingIktbbcaboiW) September 1. At a meeting of clergymen and others last night, it was decided to invite Mrs Bernard Moore to give a series of lectures on home nursing of of the sick.
New Jockey Club. Steps were taken at a meeting last night to form a Jockey Club.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2944, 1 September 1882, Page 3
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197SECOND EDITION NEW ZEALAND. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2944, 1 September 1882, Page 3
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