GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
j [Br TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] i Thames, Tuesday. An enquiry was hold to-day by Mr. Charlos Hafoldon, Coroner, into the circumstances attending the destruction by fire of Patrick O'Hara's cottage at Warahoe last week, but after hearing the evidence a verdict was returned to the effect that there was nothing to show how the fire originated. Paeroa, Tuooday, An exceptionally largo number of people loft here to-day for Thames and Auckland, tho coaches being especially crowded. Paoroa and surrounding districts now pre- j sent quite a deserted-looking appoaranco, and as all the mines havo suspended operations for a fortnight, no doubt quietness will reign supremo in the moantime. [by TELEGRAPH. press association.] Wellington, Tuosday. Tho Industrial Association havo determined to hold an exhibition similar to that held in Christohurch, noxb year, opening ou Uctobor 28th, and closing on Docembor 31st. Dcnedin, Tuesday. The Amatour Athletic Club's representatives leave for Christohurch by to-morrow's express train.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10012, 25 December 1895, Page 5
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