Telegraphic.
"The Governor's Reception. Auckland, April 14. In consequence of the probability that those men who desire to leave the camp at Hamilton and attend the Governor's reception will not be permitted to do so, a number of volunteers have decided that they will not go into camp, The Onehunga corps of Volunteers have declined to attend the camp, and' have offered their services at Lord Onslow's reception, It is expected that a large number of Native chiefs will assist in welcoming his Excellency.
Shot Himseli. Cmustchubcili April-18. Edward Brown, formerly manager of Mount Thomas Station, committed suicide by shooting ■ himself at The Bum this afternoon. Obituary. Nel6on, April 14, The Ven Archpriest Garin, one of the firafc French missionaries to New Zealand, who landed in the 1 Colony in 1845 and has been priest of Nelson since 1850, diod this morning, Ho was in his 69th year, His exertions in educational matteiß, specially iu establishing the St, Mary's Orphanage, aro well knovn. The Archbishop of \Vellington .and several leading citizons wero amongst bis early private pupils. The deceased, who belonged to the Maiist Order, was highly respected and esteemed by all classes of the community, •
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3180, 15 April 1889, Page 2
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196Telegraphic. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3180, 15 April 1889, Page 2
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