AUCKLAND.
Yesterday. Selina Cornocks alias Gollop for steal* ing a purse was' sentenced to a month's imprisonment. There was a tiff at the Presbytery Meeting yesterday between the Beys. Ruuciman, Carrick and McCallum. The latter writing to the Star to-day re the matter says:—" I am not to be driven into disingenuous silence by any amount of wire pulling or rough horsemanship." The Church finance is the subject in dispute. ' , The Regatta. Prizes of £10 and £5 were offered for sweepstakes of open sailing in the boat race on Saturday. This day; The City School Committee is disgusted! at the Government's delay in sanctioning their regulations for the "enforcement of the compulsory clauses. It was resolved to telegraph for an immediate answer. News has been received of the sudden death of Mr Gregory Waller at Sydney, who was formerly a tobrcconist here. He left with his wife and children recently to visit the Exhibition, and was on the way back when he died. The charge of incendiarism against Bichard Owen was withdrawn. '
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3726, 3 December 1880, Page 2
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172AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3726, 3 December 1880, Page 2
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