OTAGO.
«£2? g S lMt . wce t the weather was unusually au^ll * 6 P r ,°. vmc f of Canterbury and Otago. Aloug the cowt line there was a considerable fall of snow, and, inland, the mowtOl was heavier than in any previous years at the same eariy period of the 3J™ nTw The DunBt * Q co »e B pondentof the £Xl? % nnU? *%* : -" Ai *"7 f»U of snow has taken place since Saturday night. The ranees are deeply covered. Snow it now lyivtt on the SSS?" ThG snowfltorm is i^crfasing in thVvJ^fn the select committee, appointed by the Provincial Council some two years ago to inquire Otago, has been tabled. It strongly urge* the imtiftbon of the scheme ; and its members are unanimous^ of opinion that the establishment of a college in Duuedin should at once be proceeded
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3405, 15 June 1868, Page 4
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137OTAGO. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3405, 15 June 1868, Page 4
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