SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
(BY TELEGRAPH. —MESS ASSOCIATION),
Wellington, this day. The Mining Bureau is now open in charge of Mr P. Galvin, a well known journalist. A journal will be issued in connection with the Bureau. So far 174 old age applications have been received, ;of wljich 20 aro under age. . Ab the Land Board dissatisfaction was expressed by members afc the system of loading bush country with 6s per acre tor roads. Mr Hogg said they had to pay increased renb, but roads were nob made for years. Tho Commissioner agreed that the practiep caused much.friction, and he would see whether the system could nob be discontinued in some cases. Doitedis, this day. The judge has fixed Juno 15fch for the examination of Mr Watson and other witnesses desired by the O**w<^ Bank liquidators.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 76, 2 April 1897, Page 3
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