DUNEDIN.
3 p.m. June Bth. A Session of the Provincial Council of Canterbury opened yesterday. Bridging the Rakaia, a Jetty at Timaru, Railway North and- South are to be proceeded with, contingent on the sale of debentures. Wellington, June Bth. The Kaikaura has sailed for Sydney. Clarke, the Bushranger, condemned to death. ; '. '.'..■ The Hau-haus have made a descent on Opntiki. Captured ' two Europeans (Moore and Begg), who were working in r a garden with other two men — (Wilkinson and Livingstone.) The latter escaped to the camp. The fate of the former is unknown. The marauders are the same party that "murdered Yolkner, and are an isolated gang not recognized by any Maori body. The loss in the winding up of the Bank of Auckland is not so great as was expected. Another heavy flood has occurred at Hawkes Bay— communication with butlying districts cut off' Amount of damage not yet known. The Honorable Ponsonby Peacock has been made Commissioner of Crown Lands. " -
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Southland Times, Issue 681, 10 June 1867, Page 2
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162DUNEDIN. Southland Times, Issue 681, 10 June 1867, Page 2
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