AUCKLAND
This day Hewi and the Government.
At the Police Court to-day one boy was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, and several others to lesser penalties, for stealing grape 3 from Mason's vinery.
The Atterney-General inspected the house built for Eewi at Kihikihi, accompanied by that Chief, who again refused to take possession until a Crown Grant had been given him.
At the Harbor Board election to-day, in the question of the construction of a big dock, Ihe greatest interest was manifested, and D. H. McKenzie, Chairman of the Board, who refused to pledge himself to carry out a dock, was defeated. Messrs Stone, Compton, and Isaacs, all in favor of a new dock were elected.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3785, 14 February 1881, Page 2
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116AUCKLAND Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3785, 14 February 1881, Page 2
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