CANTERBURY.
CHmiBTCHUBCH, 2nd May. : Hokitika bar impassable. * ,SmclaiivJ»at©of steamer Tercival, fell overboard, and was drowned, Jftmous Southwest gales,
Arrived— -Rangitira, from the South; sails North at noon. , South Australian, Susannah Booth, Star of Evening, and Wonga Wonga, at Hokitika. * -, - The Lady Bird, from Northern., Ports, reports the Governor' visiting the Natives at Hawkia. Hau-haus threaten Poverty Bay and Wairora. Sir George Grey, brig, wreckec at Tahiti, with 700 tons flour. 3rd May. Mining news from Hokitika continues very satisfactory, especially froih Okarita and Totara. Greymouth will soon be connected by telegraph with Hokitika. The South Australian and Star ofjthe Evening have sailed for Melbourne* the Susannah Booth for Sydney ; the Wonga Wonga for Nelson. Business continues brisk.
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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 252, 4 May 1866, Page 2
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117CANTERBURY. Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 252, 4 May 1866, Page 2
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