WELLINGTON.
Friday. A telegram has been received announcing that the Alhambra left Melbourne on Wednesday with a large quantity of salmon ova, ex Chiraborazo, and apparently in good condition. After a good many meetings, a fairly attended meeting was held; and it was resolved to form a Reform Association, and a committee was appointed to arrange a programme, and frame resolutions to be submitted at a future meeting. This day. The new theatre in Manners street opens the first of next month. The Corporation are advertising for ground for a new cemetery. Mr Stephen Masset opened last night to a full house. Mr Buller, brother-in-law of Mr H. H. L'usk, has been appointed Native agent in the Wairarapa in place of Mr Maunsell, who leaves the Government service. .:"' ;. ■• ? :- tf .M.S. WoWerine left for Auckland this morning.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2835, 16 March 1878, Page 2
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136WELLINGTON. Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2835, 16 March 1878, Page 2
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