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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3665, 18 November 1890, Page 2

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..(By Telegraph) [ (United Press Association.) Arrival of tylosis, _ Wellington, Tuosday, -The lonic, from London, via way ports, arrived.in Wellington at 5.40 wn, and was berthetl at 8.80, The dates are: London! October 8, Plymouth: 4th, Teueriff; ftth, Capetown 25tb, and Hobart November 13th. Exceptionally' % wejather was mot throughout "tljg which occupied % daysl&l minutes, the total steaming time being 42 days 17 hours, 46 minutes,. She brings 128 passengers, 18 bags of mails. 28 boxes parcel post, and 2000 tons of cargo for New P"flng'the pas9a«p %, \'pung,'-»" saloonf passeflgev for Hydney, died pfrnflpiijmatioii'pf the bowels,' the, trip was uneventful,.'"- :'' >""

Wo Wrestling Qliampionsdlp.

Dunedin, Tuosday. The second contest between D. C. Boss and Harry Dunn for a prize of £SO took place last night, and furnished the most vigorous' wrestling ever witnessed in Dunedin Dunn won the toss, choosing the Avnerioan hold, After: forty. minutes lie gained a fall, and Ross selected oatch-as-oatch-can wrestling. This style continued for upwards of an hour, both men being sorely distressed. It looked as it were a question of physical endurance, when floss obtained a leg hold, throwing .Dunn on the shoulder. The collar and elbow struggle was continued for nearly an hour, when no fall being secured, and it being nearly midnight, 'it was explained as aborously impossible to bring the match to a conclusion that night, and the men decided to commence again next week.