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(By Electric Telegraph): (PROJI ODR OWN COR RKH POfJDBNT). LATEST FROM AUCKLAND. DIED SUDDENLY. AUCKLAND, Last 'Night. Mrs Elisabeth Lamb, petitioner in the recent divorce suit, has died suddenly. GOVERNMENT AND THE KAIHU VALLEY RAILWAY. The Government have taken possession of the Kaihu Valley Railway, over which they held a mortgage of £ 45,0.00. HULL OFORPHEUS RE* COVERED. The hull of IJ.M.S. Orpheus, wrecked at ManuUau Heads in ISG3, was washed
ashore ihis morning. STEAMER RICHMOND SAFE. The steamer Richmond, which has bpen overdue for several vet ks, is reported on the coast with a l>rok<m shaft, anil a steam tug lias gone out to meet lmr. , v
WORK RESUMED AT KAMO COLLIERY. REPORTED SALE OF THE PROPERTY. Work at the Kamo Colliery has been resumed., There is a report current that the Colliery property has been sold to an English capitalist who has a thorough knowledge of black diamonds ; and it is stated that he will arrive in the colony within the next two months to take possession of the property. The local agent says there is no foundation for the rumour. ARRIVAL OF NEW BOAT FOR UNION COMPANY. PROJECTED CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO SYDNEY. DUNEDIN, Yesterday. The Monowai. the latest and largest addit on to the Union Company’s fleet, arrived in pert last night, having left Greenock on *»pril sth. The remarkable feature of the passage is the fact that her engines worked continuously from the hour of her departure till arrival. She will be followed by the Rotokino and Takinui. There is every probability of the Monowai being put on to make cheap excursions to Sydney, via Cook Strait.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 475, 28 May 1890, Page 2
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