TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
*#** •■ ' , ' •'<' J&NEPIN, January 11. ' ' " JWfr^ o^*^^ °f Melbourne, who, Lake To Anan, and MoKionon drowned. He arses, however, that iartbex efiottß ■honldliM-ade to deteinupe lihe eip\oxet 1B1 B *' "WEIiLISd'wIS, JaiQwat^ 11. At the instance of the General Assembly Library Committee/ the Premier baa a promised to pat £7000 on the estimates * a»_t »m«od for a new library bmlding - on the preßent Bite. Members of tbe police force intend to make - presentation to the wife of ~ impeotor Thomson. Ayoa-ffman named Harry Tomkineon, l< '"ienttlnced to four montbß, at Masterton, '■ for larceny, escaped the same day and ' *ive the ■polioe a four-mile chase before • ■) £• wm captnred in a wool sbed. The' riflemen who came down from Anokland were landed at 1.30 a.m. at New PlymoutbJn .pouring rain, and had , to. travel all day wet through, ana Borne ''tit Buffering in conseqnence. They were waiting withonfc shelter for several honrß before tbe train arrived at tbe breakwater.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2323, 11 January 1893, Page 3
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155TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2323, 11 January 1893, Page 3
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