DUNEDIN.
November 14
For running a totalisatur on tho Melbourne Cup, Bobert Firie, Hairdresser, was fined £2$ at the Police (Jouri to-day,
The Blue Duck claim at Tinkers has washed up 1040 ounces of gold, and expect 1000 ounces more. The Star says regarding the n xt year's Rifle Association meeting :—" Before the representatives dispersed there wae some discussion as to the locality of next year's meeting. Wellington, Wanganui, and Napier were all mentioned as suitable places, but the majority seem to think that Auckland was the place most entitled to be selected. There can be no doubt that the northern part of the colony has always sent its fair complement of men to the association's meetings, and were Auckland or the Thames to be the chosen spot for the next year's campaign a large number of representatives from all parts would make a point of attending. Canterbury can have little claim on the association, seeing the small number of naen sent from that provincial district."
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3541, 14 November 1882, Page 3
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