Late News in Brief.
New Zealand Government inviting tenders for the conversion of £1,056,200 5 per cent consols into 3J per oenta, giving £108 10a per £100 also for £378,800 5 per cents of 18G3 at £115 10s. Presbyterian General Assembly at Christohurch now discussing case of Rev. S. J. Ndli, of the Thames, against whose connection with the Theosopbioal 6-ooiety aud duotrinal views exception had been takon by Auckland Presbytery. John O'Donuoll, Invercargill, Supreme Court, fined £5 aud to keop the peace for six months for assault; oase against J. P. Weir, committing rape on Jessie Gilchrist, aged 13, now proceeding. Monowai, with mails, left 'Frisco for Auckland, 2 p.m , 27th inst. Lord Glasgow met with enthusiastic reception at Gisb >mo. Mr Lee Smith, Dunedin, represents New Zealand at the Canadian Conference.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6988, 15 February 1894, Page 3
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133Late News in Brief. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6988, 15 February 1894, Page 3
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