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Dunkdin, this day. The Rev. J. M. Sutherland, of North Taieri, is Berioualy ill, and his life is despaired of.' Wellington, this day. About threo hundred acres of the Government Experimental Farm at Mornobaki are to be subdivided into paddocks, in order that experiments may be carried out with the view of discovering a remedy for the sheep diseases which have caused auch mortality on the West Coast. The Government has cablod to the Agent-General, instructing him to join with the representatives of other colonies in a protest against tho removal of restrictions regarding the entry of foreign warships into colonial ports. Asiibdrton, this day. Rev, L. M, ißitt'B week's prohibition campaign closed last night wibh the largest crowd ever seen in one building here. It was a most enthusiastic meeting, and a resolution pledging the meeting to support a direct veto candidate was carried by an overwhelming majority.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 248, 19 October 1893, Page 2
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