NAPIER.
This day.
Messrs Sutton and Russell addressed their constituents at Wairoa last night. They said nothing new, except, that Mr Suttoa is strongly opposed to Mr
Ormoad'a vievrs on the Property Tax and local government A valuable "mate. : owned by Archibald McLean died on Sunday under extraordinary circumstances. She was opened, when the upper'part of the skull of a sheep, four and "ahalf inches by four inches was found in her stomach. The case is believed to be without parallel.
The Jockey Club annual meeting was held yesterday, when Captain Russell was re-elected President—The receipts were stated to have been £2446 7s 3d, and after paying all liabilities there was a balance of £79 in the bank. The expenditure included improvements to the stand and course, £1342; spring meeting, £481; autumn meeting, £1342. A vote of thanks and a gratuity was passed to the secretary. It was decided to erect a stand outside the paddocks, and to effect other improvements.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3847, 29 April 1881, Page 2
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161NAPIER. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3847, 29 April 1881, Page 2
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