DUNEDIN.
Yesterday.
■The meeting on Saturday-in regard to the relief of the Wild Deer immigrants, who were wrecked on the coast of Ireland, was attended by less than half a doz'n persons. It was decided to invite sub scriptions on their behalf, and the Mayor promised to meet them on arrival. The Harbor master, in a communication to the Board, declares that when the Fenstanton was properly loaded she bad plenty of water under her at the loading berth.
Tbo funeral of James Macfie, late city missionary, was attended on Saturday by many of the clergy and leading citizens. This day. • Arrived: The Jane Maria, 109 days from Boston.
Mr Delautour received a unanimous vote of confidence at Naseby on Friday. He said that he saw no reason to shake his confidence in Sir Georgs Grey as a leader.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4479, 14 May 1883, Page 2
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