TELEGRAMS.
[l"R0M OFR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
Dargavillb, this day,
Garland, Greenwood, and Morris gave an entertainment on Saturday night. Tho hall was crowded, and the entertainment was most successful, the audience being most enthusiastic. Greenwood's grand voice thrilled the audience. The concert is to bo repeated to-night.
[I'EK I'KESS ASSOCIATION.]
Dunebin, this day,
The Criminal Calendar is very light, containing only seven cases, including the Clinton manslaughter. The Minister of Justice has telegraphed to Mr Fish that Constable Colburn has been released from goal. Colbourn has buen reinstated in the police.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4126, 24 September 1883, Page 3
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