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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1669, 25 April 1884, Page 2

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; (UNITED ;PBES9ASSOCUTION.) ■ ' ' I :, DuifEDm, April 23. - : Mr Thos.'yßrac|en, / M I H.R., for Dunedin'Central, -'addressed a meeting ol his constituents night The hall was crowded. The Mayor, was in the chair. Mr Brackon dealt principolly with decentralisation, strongly favoring Mr Macan'drew and Mr Montgomery's platform. He was accorded ji unanimous vote of thanks and confidence., ! ■ GREYMOiII'H, April 23. The Government hot having replied to. telegrams re the financial position of the hospital; the following resolution was passed to-night:- '• That unless the Government provide funds immediately to carry, on the institution, tho committee of management will resign, at the end of the'presenfc month." "V;/ .■ " Dunedin, April 23. Tho Otago Rugby Union have chosen the following ".players as the Otago portion of the football team for Sydney, viz., Messrs Janiei Allen. H. Bruddon, J. O'Donnell, G. S. Robertson, and J. Taiarea./ The whole .team meet at Wellington on May 19. , ~ :'-V Owjta, Thursday. ' The Owako powder mill, encprporating null, exploded Again- last evening at 5 p.m., the, mill-keeper getting rather severely'buriicd. . He had just lifted tho worked charge and put a green one on the mill and was in tho act of taking the worked: chargo away when the new one exploded, which also exploded that being removed. Tho mill has only been working three weeks sinco effecting the repairs caused by tho last accident.