DUNEDIN.

Evening Post, Volume IX, Issue 253, 9 December 1873, Page 2

DUNEDIN.

• . Bth December. It is stated positively that the railway workshops are to be in DunecTin. Two hundred and twenty-four nominations % for immigrants go home from Southland by the San Francisco mail. The lessees of the Princess Theatre piled Tilly Andrews, burlesque actress, and Sitrffnons, comedian, to-day, for breach of agreement, damages laid at .£lOO. Judgment will be given tomorrow morning. The Governor has delegated his powers under the Neglected Children's Act to the Superintendent of Otago. Eight thousand acres of land have been set apart under the deferred payment system. 9th December. The Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company invite the services of a manager. At a meeting last night of the, director^, it was stated that a considerable number of shares had been applied for in the North Island, and 14,000* m Otago. At a meeting of the City Council last night, it was resolved to call a public meeting on the subject of drainage. The Customs , here have resolved to engage 'thi Services of a few welleducated youths as cadets. A few families ex Jessie Keadmann and'Zealandia are still unengaged at the Barracks. Large quantities of wool are coming into Dunedin. t - , In the case t of *,tlie lessees of. the Princess Theatre v. Tilly Andrews and Simmons, for breach of agreement, judgment Was* given for the plaintiff for £6. , „..,.