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Wellington, Friday. At a meeting of the Trades Council, a resolution was carried that in .the interests ctf Trades Unions it is advis* able to establish a Liberal newspaper in eaoh of the four centresin the colony, and a Committee was appointed to asoertain what measure of support they would be likely to receive from tho4Q various Unions, ■ ■• i The Weather. Wellington, Friday. Captain Edwin states there are now very strong evidences of a heavy gale and rain from the north, changing by west and southward between midnight of to-night and midnight of the 18th, with a very low barometer at the Blufc ▲ Strug* ftsptrlnot* New Plymouth, Friday, A young man named Bell, working at ftahatn, who had been missing two days, turned up this morning. He reports being thrown from his horse on the beach on Wednesday and remembers nothing until he found himself at sea on a log. He remained on the log till it floated near land and then swam ashore.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3910, 11 September 1891, Page 2
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170VERY LATEST. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3910, 11 September 1891, Page 2
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