Last week a deputation from Lawrence waited on Mr Hannay and urged an alteration in the hour of departure of the morning and afternoon trains from Lawrence, Mr Hannay promised that the concession asked for would be granted if practicable. J. Patton, a farmer at Teaueraki, on getting up at about five o’clock on Sunday morning found, four of his grain stacks on fj re —one of wheat and three of oats. He had no insurance on the stacks, which were completely destroyed, but it is believed (adds the ‘North Otago Times’) that some person having a lien on them had them insured.
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Evening Star, Issue 5912, 21 February 1882, Page 3
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