LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
WELLINGTON.
(From our own Correspondent.) This day,
Dr. Buller
Dr. Buller is again attacked in last night's Post for his persistent attempts to obtain the decoration of the New Zealand war medal without ever having smelled powder or been in position where he incurred any danger on behalf of the colony.
A Coal Hulk Run Into
When the s.s. Albion was leaving the wharf for the South yesterday, she did not answer her helm, and in consequence ran into the coal hulk, but the damage was trifling. She and the Phoebe were leaving together, and it was thought the captains were having a bit of a race to see who would get out of the harbor first. Railway Mismanagement.
Growling at the way the railway is worked, and the poor officials overworked still continues.
The reclamation contractor has the.use of line for running hi 3 stuff to where it is deposited, and whistles are constantly going, and the men have to be doubly watchful to prevent accidents.
The New Zealand "Times Muddle
The Times muddle still creates a great deal of talk amongst town people, and it is said that several thousand pounds are available if those who been so unceremoniously sent adrift, if they will start a cheap morning paper, but nothing is certain yet. Miss Christian will appear here shortly.
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1609, 10 April 1875, Page 3
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