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A Press Association wire received last night states that tho Hon. T. Y, Duncan, Minister of Lands, starts on an ollicial visit to the Vest Coasl today (Saturday). The visit will last for about a month. Mr Vni. Home, of th# Railway department, who lias been on a risk to >*ew Plymouth, proceeds to Feilding to-day, where he will be on relieving duty. 8 Mr F. ,T. Vrigley, the well-known Hawera ironmonger, has sold his business to Messrs Sutton and liemu'lt. Mr J. C. Datson, the well-known bind agent, ban removed his headquarters from Manaia to Eltham. Mr Datson should be a decided acquisition to Eltham as a public man and a musician.
LATEST CABLE NEWS UNITED TRESS ASSOCIATlON. ELECTRIC TKI.RORAEII. —COI'VIIIOHT.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8021, 6 January 1906, Page 2
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