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« [united press association. Auckland, 24th September. The Government steamer Hinomoa has arrived at Manakan with the Auckland members. A seaman named James Paul, belonging to the barque Sarah Ann, lying at Whangaroa, died suddenly on the steamer Qlenelg while coming- to Auckland to the hospital. The Observe!' has made fall and unreserved apology to the Key. Mr. Dunn for an article entitled " A Clerical Lothario," published before the late Presbytery investigation was held. Christchttsch, 24th September. The annual horse parade of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held to-day, and was very successful. There was a good attendance and 66 entries. All olasseß were good, the imported thoroughbreds and colonial draughts especially so. This Dat. The Eev. Father Donovan, Catholic priest at Lyttelton, died suddenly on Saturday. Yesterday Sub-Inspector Coleman and Sergeant Webb arrived to recruit 100 men for the Armed Constabulary, The three days' bazaar in aid of the new WeBleyan Church, East Town Belt, realised Several new candidates for seats in the Assembly are announced. Heavy rain fell yesterday. It is very welcbme to farmers. *' ' Donedin, 25th September. Applications for recruits for the Armed Constabulary are being received here. This Day. Dr. Smith is a candidate for Clutha. The Supreme Court in Bankruptcy has been occupied all day with Clayton's case. Invercargjll, This Dat. A young man, named John Gobbe, has been committed for trial at the Supreme Court for stealing a trunk, containing articles worth .£5O, the property of A. G. Bachelor, manager of a company of minstrels. The trunk was taken from the Queen'?, Theatre, Dunedin, in November last. The body of a man named Brown, who had been reported missing, was found on Saturday in the New River. Cabterton, ThiB Day. There was a good attendance at the Sire Horse Parade on Saturday. Three thoroughbreds, three coachers, one Arab, and only one draught horse were exhibited. The \yairarapa Jockey Club's meeting was largely attended. The balance-sheet was adopted, and a Sires' Produce Stakes inaugurated.
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 74, 26 September 1881, Page 2
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