TELEGRAMS.
♦ | Per Press Association.] NAPIEB, December 22. Major Sevan was duly installed in his office. H© was presented with a silver cradle to mark the birth of a daughter during the last term of office. DUNEDIN, December 22. A prisoner named Cooney was sentenced to ten days on bread and water for being refractory in gaol. His singing and roaring attracting quite a crowd outside the gaol. CHRISTCHUBCH, December 20. At a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon, the committee appointed to {consider the question of
immigration brought up the following resolution :— " That, in the opinion of the committee of this chamber, active steps should be taken to encourage suitable immigration on a large scale, for the purpose of settling the waste lands of the colony and developing mineral and other resources." The resolution was unanimoasly adopted by the chamber.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1812, 22 December 1887, Page 2
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