LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
WELLINGTON. (Prom our own Correspondent), This day. Australian Produce Venture. In addition to the very large cargo of coal brought from Sydney by the Easby, there "was a large quantity of* farm produce such as hams, bacon, butter, etc., one person alone having brought down a thousand pounds worth of Btuff to speculate in, and he is making a very good thing out of it, although it does look something like bringing coals to Newcastle. Building on Reclaimed LandBuilding on the reclaimed land goes on rapidly, and is quite changing the appearance of the town in the vicinity, of Government house. , Excessive Shipping Dues. The queOTain of excessive shipping dues of the porb is fengaging attention. [ Doctor Buller. The ledlpnbtable Doctor Walter ButtleWants a few more joints to the tail (of hi j
patronymic. He aspires to'have M.H.R. on his card, and is quietly preparing for a canvass at next election. It is yet uncertain whether Wanganui or Manawatu will be the favoured locality, but it is bound to be some I lace on the West Coast. Whatever the value of his German-purchased title may be, he is a man of persevering industry and good natural ability, and would make an excellent member. As he is pretty popular on the coast, he will stand an excellent chance of being returned.
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1636, 17 May 1875, Page 3
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