TELEGRAPHIC HEWS.
INTER-PRO YIN CIAL. [PER AN(. 10-austr.4J.ian telegram cokPANY.]
CHRISTCHURCH, Monday. A thunderstorm occurred on Friday night, but was not heavy in Christchurch. Reports from the northern parts of the prov'ice, however, shew that houses and other property were slighty damaged, but no lives lost.
It is rumoured on good authority that the Mayor of Ckristcliurch intends, before the expiratiou .'if his term of office in November, to invite tLe Premier to a banquet.
NAPIER, Monday.
A correspondent, writing from Norsewood, Seventy-mile Bush, says the people are leaving that settlement in large numbers for the AVairarapa.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 3995, 1 September 1874, Page 3
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