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ONITED PRESS ASSOUIATIONI Auckland, Tuesday. It is stated at Alexandra that Mahuki's people are assembling atTe Uira, and believe that Bryce will not be allowed to go through unmolested. An Alexandra telegram of yesterday states tliat a meeting called by the Ngatimanopoto's at Kuti commences to-morrow, and that Waihariui has gone up. The.meeting is considered very important by the natives., Bryce will doubtless go through with Hurst house on the meeting being concluded. A Samoan correspondent writing under date March 20, says:—A Chinaman, for killing a girl, has been fairly tried by the Samoan Government by a jury of twelve, six whites and six Ssmoaris/andfully. convicted of murder. The.execution has been put off till 'Easter Monday, because this week includes Good Friday, and is passion week. '....., ........
Nelson, Tuesday. The school committee have established a night school for lads, and it has been well attended. The dinner held at Stoke last night to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the establishment of Oddfellows in Nelson, and the anniversary of the past Grand Lodge, Mr Sheppar'd, M.H.R., (in the chair) Mr Levastam, M.H.R., was also present, Several present spoke against Major Atkinson's insurance scheme, arguments, being whilst contributions would prove.too great 0 tax the Government made no provision for medical attendance, which was said to be of greater advantage than sick pay. Greymouth, Tuesday. A. fatal accident to-day by which Jas Foster was crushed to death. He and others were engaged in lifting a large block of stone with a crane,, the stone being too heavy, overbalanced crane which turned over, emptying box full of pig iron on Foster, who only lived a few minute 3. Another man named Foster had a most miraculous escape. Wellington, Wednesday. A respectably dressed young man named Ered. layers was to-day sentenced to four months imprisonment on two charges of false pretences. It is understood Sayers is related to. a former Governor of Now Zealand,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1350, 11 April 1883, Page 2
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319TELEGRAPHIC. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1350, 11 April 1883, Page 2
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