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J ANGLO- AUSTRALIAN PKESS TELEGRAPH AGENCY.] Dunbdih", Dec. 10, The annual inspection of volunteers" takes place this month. The .Brace Herald strongly objects to the sale of pastoral leases on the goldfields. Captain Hutfcon, geo|.ogfst, is visiting the Dunstan district. The Council of the University has resplved to appoint a Professor of anatomy and physiology, The new establishment will include a niedi,Gal school at the University. The Rev. Mr Patton, from Sydney, via Auckland, is expected here shortly, in connection with the ]New Hebrides Mission. The Caledonian Society's ground will probably be the site for railway workshops. A new Knox Church, built of stone, is about to be erected in Dunedin. Wellington, Dec. 10. A proclamation has been issued calling the Provincial Council together for the despatch of business on the 14th of January. The National Bank has purchased new j business premises. A majority of . the City Councillors have determined to prevent the re-election of the present Mayor. Ross, Dec. 10. Mr White, as a candidate for the Su periu tendency, addressed a crowded meeting at the Theatre Royal. He was well received. A vote of confidence was unanimously passed.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1670, 11 December 1873, Page 2
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