BALCLUTHA.
Friday.
The post officehere ,:was broken into last night and a cash box and between £60 and £70 stolen. The cash-box had not been left in the safe. At a special meeting of the County Council to-day a resolution of the previous meeting, altering the boundaries and representation of the riding, was confirmed. "' ': '''■ ■' ';-■ ■ '■" .' v ' '■■■ '■ . '.' J ' ; The inbajiitahts ire now gradually returning to >,the township. The river rose a few inches last night, but no serious flood is feared. In the meantime the Inch-Clutha is still covered with water. The settlers are .boating , their stock -to prevent death by starvation. Gangs: of men are adapting the bridge here for foot .passengers. . ?
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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3020, 19 October 1878, Page 2
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111BALCLUTHA. Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3020, 19 October 1878, Page 2
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