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Auckland, last night. DEATH OF SIR DONALD MCLEAN.
Sir Donald McLean died at Napier at half past four this afternoon.
A fracas between J Ebenezer White and Symond Barber came before the Oourt to-day. White shewed he had received considerable provocation before stri.inij. The case was discussed, m a second case White was fined £3 for assaulting a Constable. • ■; ■••-..- ...
At a meeting it was resolved td'bvißd a MBsonicHall at Onehunga. At the Whau a public meetinj appointed a deputation to urge government to carry out the Eaipara railway via Mount Albert.
The mail brings news that Sir George Arney is m splendid he .llh, and walked fourteen miles over the hills, although past seventy-three years of age. The trial of Martin Curtin for murder commences on Tnesday. A railway commiasion commences Bitting at Auckland as soon as the gaol inquiry ia concluded.
G-eahamstown. last night. Mrs 'Fisher, daughter of the Rev Mr Warren of Onehunga, fell over +he wharf with an infant m her arms soon after the arrival of the Rotomahana at rd^ht. Both were recovered uninjured.
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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 711, 6 January 1877, Page 2
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180SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 711, 6 January 1877, Page 2
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