NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
|PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Gisborne, Saturday. The South Pacific oil bore is down 955 feet, and there are indications of success at About 130 feet more. Wellington, Sunday. At a meeting of the local Ride Association yesterday, the president's cap, for the highest aggregate in the four matches, was won by Corporal Kuchen, of the Wellington Artillery. The ten highest aggregate in the four matches will next week fire a final match for the champion belt. The Artillery have seven men out of the ten qualified. Christchorch, Saturday. William Triggs, formerly hotelkeeper here, who waß arrested at Napier, has been committed for trial for concealing property valued at £100, when adjudged a bankrupt, with intent to defraud his creditors. Dttnedin, Saturday. A four - roomed cottage at Burnaide, owned and occupied by James Campbell, was burned down this morning. It wak insured for £170.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7562, 15 February 1886, Page 5
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