AUCKLAND
[Pjsb Pbess Association.]
This day. The City Council authorities are in communication with" Wellington as to the best, method of working the Contagious, Diseases Act. The former have suggested that a' ward at' the Hospital should be Bet apart as a lock hospital, and that the hospital surgeon should be appointed the visiting surgeon of that institution. No reply has yet been received.
Arrived : Barque Loch Urr from Lori' don.
Arrived:- City of New York, from Sydney.
The Makarau was insured in the South British for £500.
At the inquest on Mrs Cleaver to-day, Dr Purchase, who attended deceased for four days prior to her deaili, stated he believed her ailment to be English cholera, leading to gastro ententes;' He was not present at the autopsy.
Charles Davis was committed for trial on a charge of the larceny of £100 from the Kamo Hotel, Wangarei.
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4274, 12 September 1882, Page 2
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146AUCKLAND Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4274, 12 September 1882, Page 2
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