TELEGRAMS.
T__AMES,;t_IS day.
Miss Emily Marian Allom. daughter of Mr A. J. Allom', ,ex-clerk of the R.M. CburVdied last °ight, agdd; 25 years.
Wellington, this day:
The Englishmen get £70 for the football ma*cb at'Wairarapa.: - ' ■', ',- The Colonial Seoretary left for the South by the Wairarapa yestorday afternoon, and will bo absent for several days., ■'.'.., ,
• Oamabtt, this day.
A woman named Margaret Wilson wa« brought before the RM. this morning charged with stealing, on the 15th inst., a dress, valued £7 10b. the property of Janet Oliver, of .Dunedin.;-The accused was remanded until to-morrow.
The "reception meeting arranged by the Salvation Array people for according a welcome to Commander" H, ,H, Booth on his arrival here has been -_ fixed . for Monday evening next," ;24fch. September. . On tbe following night there is to be a conference, when the subject of••■•JEhe. Christianity of Christ V will be considered rand on Wednesday evening, 26th inst,, there will be a Maori 'contingent meeting, led - by Commandant- This series of meetings is likely to prove highly interest- .. ing. ■ : ,"
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 220, 18 September 1888, Page 8
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