LATEST TELEGRAMS.
(per grevime's telegram company, recter'a agents). Wellington, Wednesday. The Opposition attacked, the Government yesterday on the abuse of the telegraph during Mr M'lndoe's election. Vogel replied unsatisfactorily. Macandrew declared himself to have been the best customer in the colony to the Telegraph department, at the public expense.
The Education debase has been resumed, and is adjourned uutil tonight. The trial ef M'Dnnald, charged with arson and murder at Wanganui, is proceeding. Hokmika, Wednesday. A large meeting has been held here to consider the conduct of Mr John White, the local member, in connection with the main trunk road. A resolution was passed condemning his action. CiiwslcHUßCH, Wednesday. Clara &i och, convicted at the present Supreme Court sittings of perjury, has been sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. Meetings are bi ing held throughout the Province, favouring the levying of a protective duty upon grain.
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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 858, 7 September 1871, Page 2
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145LATEST TELEGRAMS. Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 858, 7 September 1871, Page 2
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