SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
(By Telegraph.—Preas Association.)
DUTNTEDIN, this day
Sir Joseph Ward has received a cable from the Agent-General, stating that the War Office wishes to know what quantity of preserved meat could be shipped, arriving at South Africa in May, June and July.
WELLINGTON, this day,
The Canterbury Rugby Union's delegate will move &T, the New Zealand Union's meeting on Friday, "That the time has arrived when definite steps should be taken to send a New Zealand team to Britain, and that the Management Committee be instructed to arrange to send a team not later tha.n 1903.
Mails which left Auckland by the Sierra on the 15€h March arrived in London on the night of the 14th inst-, two days late.
It is calculated that by the judgment of the Privy Council against the City Council regarding the purchase of "Byko" corner, for the purpose of widening Willis-street, the Council will be compelled to pay £8,000 more than by arbitration in the usual way.
NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.
Mr Edward Dockrill was to-day re-elected Mayor unopposed. This is his fifth term.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 2
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