GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8101, 3 October 1904, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

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MRLBOROUGH EXHIBITION.

1 TJLENHEIM, October «' Salurdi larlb r Ugh r Exhi »>'tion dEd «, Saturday night, after a very auocwsfu? season extending over a fortWht. Th* attendance O f the public v.. to the kst was entirely satisfactory. The total saH £20,000. The cost q£ running the exhibition, including orient for Imildfaw, fa estimated at £&4§o, and it is exSteS sale of the buildings.

THE PREMIER.

. HOKITIKA, October I. Ihe x'remier and party left for Grey mouth this morning, The Premier expressed great satis&tibn a<, the manner in wh.ch the celebrations, had beendS: "^ .««*• The Attendance from all partsof the Coast exceeded his expectations? The Prefer stated that he Mi much, better than for some t ; me put.

DESPOILING A PARK.

CHRISTOHURCH, October 3. Afcout twenty representative citizens attended a : «ie««n* < thi» afternoon to pw* teat against -the destruction of tree»itt Hagley Ba* b».the Domain BoardT l ThS speakers minted out that numbera of birch' trees and oaks were felled or marked pr felling, andtb«>auty oftfte pffiS! ItJons was being ruthlessly spoilt. The) meeting, appointed a dqpfa&i, which met the Chairman of the^omain Board iJJ 6 consented- to delay- further cutting tin th« dentation met the Board's «»£siv<> ICerUm.citujen* have informed the bSS that proceed**, will be fdc«n SrVfaJ Sttbi rMtr " nin « *X Board y from

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