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AX OPIUM SMOKER,
By Tercgrupn.—Press Association. Ohristfliureli, Last Night. A Chinaman was arrested by iletec til • ■•'lin found him smoking' opium, They also impounded thes moking appliances and two tins of opium.
WHALEIiOAT WASHED ASHORE. Wellington, Saturday. The constable at Waitotarn reports that on Sunday last a six-Oared whalelioat was found near Makuiuau Rock and the mouth of the Waitotarn river. Tt is about 25 feet limit, and lias no oars or rowlocks. It contains a lady's felt h:it and a kapoc pillow, ami it is suggested that the boat possibly belonged 1» the ship Orleans, wrecked oil' th" Tasnianian coast in June.
A DISTIXOriSHEI) VISITOR. Christchnreh, Last Night. Dr. Manes, Professor of Political Economy at the Imperial University. Berlin, arrived from Wellington this 'morning. ])r. Manes is eni]uiring into social conditions in the Dominion, and this morning visited the local bureau of the bibor Department and saw several prominent nieiivlic.rs of the Trades and Labor Council.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 155, 26 July 1909, Page 2
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