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(PEOM OTJE OWjtf COEEESPONDENTS.) WELLINGTON. Feb.2o. The Independent says the chief ground of attack against the Ministry will be the mis-inanagement of immigration. A meeting of directors of the new Coal Company was held yesterday. It was resolved to send home for a steamer of about 250 or 300 tons, meanwhile to obtain charters of steamers or sailing vessels of about 200 tons. Prospectuses will be immediately issued. Mr W. \V. Johnston is elected chairman. 1600 shares have been applied for. Brogden's tender for the Bruuner mine s;oes in to-day. PORT CHALMERS. . 20. The Albion arrived yesterday from Bluff. LYTTELTON. Feb. 20. The Cissy, arrived on Monday from Loudon, with 40 passengers.
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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1048, 21 February 1873, Page 2
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