NEWS AND NOTES.
The Directors of the New Zealand In*«'ar,ce Company hav-j c'e^laredan interim dividend of 2s per share.
The Hon. C. H. Mill 3 was a passenger from Wellington to Picton yesterday afternoon. He will attend the Christchureh Meat Coy's banquet at the Picton Freezing Works.
Worm undermines Children's constitutions. Use Wade's Worm Figs, Is boxes.
A cable received by the Governor states that the Britannic sailed from South Africa for Albany, Melbourne and Wellington on July 6th with over 450 members of the Eight Contingent, 84 members of the Tenth, and a few of of the Ninth. Lieut.-Col Chaytor, Capt. Poison, and Lieufc. Kelsall are among the number.
Wade s Wokm Figs—the Wonderful Worm Worriers -are a safe and sure remedy, in Is boxes; sold everywhere.
News reached Havelock yesterday, says Tuesday's Guardian, that the schooner Annie Hill, timber laden to Lyttelton, lost three men overboard during the south-east gale on Saturday. The deck cargo was also washed overboard. [The Annie Hill is a schooner cf 121 tons register, owned by Cook Bros., of Lyttelton, and her captain is Captain Gilbert Brown, of Lyttelton. She was on her way from Grey mouth to Lyttelton when the fatality occurred.]
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 158, 9 July 1902, Page 1
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