SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
DUNEDIN, this day,
The yield 'of gold from the Gleni'oek mine, Macetown, for 1901, was 1,330 ounces, valued at £5,300. The Port Chalmers Borough Council unanimously adopted an anti-Ger-man resolution, and placed on record their admiration of the firm, dignified attitude of the Imperial Government with reference to the South African war. DUNEDIN, Monday. Mr Goodman, Noyes Brothers' representative, has already despatched an order for material converting the tramways into the electric system, with a view of pushing on the work as speedily'as possible. WELLINGTON, Monday. The case of a woman sentenced in a southern city to life imprisonment on a charge of infanticide, will be brought before the Cabinet shortly, on a petition, for reprieve. Fifteen years nave been served by the prisoner. WANGANUI, Monday. The Australasian Students' Christian Union Summer School commenced with devotional services yesterday, and will continue during the week. NAPIER, this day. Police returns show an increase of 72 eases of drunkenness in the East Coast police district during the past year, the figures being 563, as against 491. " ~..
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 17, 21 January 1902, Page 5
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