[By Telegraph.] (From our own Correspondent.) Masterton, This Day.
Baron Mollwo, the Epssian exile, lectured to a very enthnaiastio andienoe in the theatre here on " Nihilism " last night. Today ho has been summoned by tho polioe for taking money at the doors, the leotnre not being fo? a charitable purpose. As a faot the Baron took no money, but leotnred under the auspices of the Freethought Association. The oase is to be heard tomorrow, and is likely to cause a good deal of oxoitement. The Baron ia deBrhted, end on the strength of the police advertisement announces another leotnre on "The Eastern Question" to-morrow evening. [united pbxss association.] Cheistohdrch, This Day. A oottage, belonging to a labourer named Carl Lange at Styx, was burnod on Saturday night. It was insured in the Guardian Office for .£5O. Henry Diphani, a farmer near Papanui, died euddenly yenterday.
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 59, 7 September 1885, Page 3
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