SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.
~ (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) f, ' — DUNEDIN, this day. ' /Mr Robert Skeoch, well known in commercial circles, died sxiddenly at the Grand Hotel. WELLINGTON, this- day. Prod Woston, who lias been connected %vith the '"Post" for sixteen years, tho greater portion of that time as subeditor, on leaving'to take up his Hansard appointment, "was presented by the "Post" staff with a gold watch and chain and illuminated address. NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Mr John Elliott, of Mahoenui, is definitely announced as a candidate for IKgmont. The Native Minister visited Waitara yesterday and discussed the boundaries of fhe Egmont electorate with the Chairman of the Town Board. Mr Carroll acquiesced in the suggestion that a portion of the Kawhia County now in the Waika-to should be included in Egmont, and a portion of Stratford County cut off.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 8
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