PARLIAMENTARY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
[BY TELEI.'RAI'II —SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.J Wellington, Sunday. DARGAVTLLE. Tin'. township of Dargaville is proclaimed a town district. RETURN OF AUCKLAND MEMBERS. Tho following were passengers for the North by the s.s. Hawea, this afternoon : — Mrs. Hurst, Messrs. Mitchelson, Peacock, Hurst, George, Morris, Dr. Pollen, Hon. J. Williamson, Hon. Mr. Scotland, and MajorTe Wheoro. There was a large number of members on the wharf to bid good-byo to the passengers. Mr. Tole missed his passage. [EY TELEfIRJI'II —OWN CORI'.IiSI'OXDEST. J Wellington, Sunday. AUCKLAND ITEMS IN THE ESTIMATES. The following are the Auckland items in the supplementary estimates: —R.M. and Warden's Court, Auckland : Otfice cleaner, 5s per week —£13; Otahuhu, £G rent; Whangarei, forage allowance to Resident Magistrate, £25; Cambridge, clerk, £150 ; Tauranga, cadet, £50 ; bailiff (additional), £10. Letter carriers : Auckland, £100 ; Tau-l-aiiga, £40; Onehunga, £36 ; hulk keeper, £104. Gratiyty to widow of W. Payne, late chief clerk in tho Post-office, £200. Customs Office : Locker, £157 ; cadet, £(jO. Harbours : Whangarei harbourmaster and pilot, £00; Kaipara steam launch, to be used as a tug, £1500 ; Thames High School, £500; Whangarei High School, £100. Working railways, Auckland section : Contingencies, £2S ; expenses of collecting tolls, Auokland (additional), £203 ; lands ranger (additional), £23; unexpended balance of item 21, vote 49, of last year for sanatorium at Ohinenmtu, £2152.
PARLIAMENTARY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6495, 11 September 1882, Page 5
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