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[By Telegraph.—Press Association Dunedin, December 15. Constable Willis has succumbed to influenza. Auckland, December 15, The Rev Mother Kegels, one of the Sisters oE Mercy of St. Mary's Convent, Ponsonby, and President of The Orphanage, died to-day. The deceased lady, who was bortl in Drogbeda, has been in the colony for about thirty-five years. Land Bros.' creamery at Wainuku was destroyed by fire at midnight. It originated from ashes placed :n a box. There was no insnranee. Fortunately 100 boxes of butter were sent out from the factory yesterday. Christchurch, December 15.
Mr J. T. Ruddenklou, a wellknown old resident, died to-night, aged 62. He was twice mayor of Christchurch, and held that office during the International Exhibition held here in 1882. He had influenza, but had long been in bad health.
Accident to the Native Minister.
Auckland, December 14
The Star's correspondent at Taupo wires that when proceeding up the Wanganui river on.;S*turday en route for Tokoanu, the Hon. J. A. Gadman, Native Minister, was thrown heavily from his horsa owing to the animal treading on a boulder and falling. Mr Lawry proceeded to Tokoanu, and sent baek a buggy. Mr Cadman had to ride 30 miles to meet the This he did, though suffering very much, and arrived at Tokoanu at 8.80. He is much better this morning, and hopes to be able to proceed to-day, and reach Otorohanga on Thursday.
The Promioria Auckland.
Auckland, December IS.
This morning Sir Geo. Grey and Mr Jackson Palmer, M.H.R., interviewed the Premier with regard to a bonus granted to an Auckland firm for the manufacture of five hundred tons of aalt. They complained that the bonus was likely to be claimed by a Sydney firm. Mr Ballance said that no promise of a bonuß was given to any Sydney firm, and in order to ensure that il would be received by the Auckland manufacturers, the regulation under which it had been given would be gazetted at Once. A deputation of master bakers, introduced by Mr Sheras, M.H,R., pointed out to Mr Ballanco that the provision of the Adulteration Prevention Act Amendment Act, n-
quiring certain conditions for the neighing of bread are unworkable. The Premier asked them to put their views in writing, and promised that they would be considered by the Government.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3990, 16 December 1891, Page 2
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