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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 135, 8 June 1911, Page 5

i The Aurora, which the cables stated 1 had been purchased by Dr. Mawson for i his Antarctic expedition, is a wooden • screw steamer of SSO tons gross and 380 " tons net, and was built in 1876 by Ste- " phon and Co., at "Dundee, and owned by 8 C. T. Bowring, Ltd. She is 155.2 ft. long i .''O.rUt. breadth, and 18.9 ft. depth, and 1 her port of registry is St. John, New foundland. The Canadian authorities have been I notified by the. Vnited States Secretary M of State of the decision of the United ■ States to accept Canadian five and ten 1 dollar gold coins at par. . The case' against Henry Richard Nicnolls, editor of the "Hobart Mercury." l ' who was cited for contempt of the High Court for publishing a leading article de- '" claring Mr. Justice Higgins a political judge, has been dismissed. Dress bargains: striped s.xtin cloths and coatings, full range of colours; usual price 1/m, special price 1/6..—John :0 Court. Ltd., Queen-st.—(Ad.) H All-wool herringbone serge, in a good a- range of colours, 42in. wide, splendid m -vaJue, 2/3 yard.—John Court, Ltd., -i