CHINESE AFFAIRS.
AN EXPLANATION.
Received January 22, 10.33 p.m.
London, January 22. The Chinese Government has explained that the firing upon tbe steamer Manning was accidental, while the soldiers were arresting some robbers, whose dead bodies were produced. Tbe explanation has been accepted.
Grass land at Okaiawa to let. General servant wanted for Otakeho Hotel.
Miss Edwards will resume musio lessons on Monday next. Rev 0. Penney wilt lecture this evening at Eiverlea, in aid of missions.
Mr G. W. Rogers, commission agent, Opunake, has a butchery business for sale. See advfc.
Just reoeived, another lot of ladies' silver keyless watches, £1 each— a nice Xmas present for a girl. E. W Sargent, watchmaker and jeweller] Hawera.— Advt.
Mr Spence, of the Boonomio, will ootai mence his half-yearly sale on Thursday. 18th inst, continuing it for on* month, His London buyer advises a large ship ment on the way, to make room for which Borne wonderful bargains will be offered for sale.— Advt.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7370, 23 January 1902, Page 2
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