Weather Foueoabt, — Captain Edwin wires:—Strong winds to a gale from between north and east and south-east after 12 hours from now; glass fall; rain, probably heavy.
The New Zealand Lawn Tennis Championship meeting was continued to-day in Dunedin at 11 o'clock, play being deferred up to that hour by rain.
The Wanganui " Herald " states that the respected wife and family of a local bu-i ness man are anxiously inquiring the where abouta of thw husband and father, who i But posed to have eloped a week ago with a shi>p assistant. It is said thnt the coup.c were seen a& Palnaerston, aud that their destination is Austialia.
According to the Eev. B. J. CarppVell, speaker of th« City 'lemple, L'-nd n, the B'itish wotting munis wooed and flattered by politicians, platform agitators, and pre-icherp. He i"b acoubtomed to r*U »t the clerical tailing «nd fins of the ( hurehep. He will cheer loudly when parsons, pluto cat?, and the aristocracy sue heing vilified, but let no one p eauroeto hint at any shortcomings iv hiniKtilf.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxii, Issue 6456, 28 December 1904, Page 3
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