GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
[BT TELEGRAPH. association.] Dunedin, Wednesday. Dr. Brows has resigned the chairmanship of the Education Board and his seat on that body, owing to illness in his family. Mr. Ramsay has been elected chairman. Timaru, Wednesday, At an inquest on a small fire at Ueraldine, when the sample-room of a hotel was damaged, the jury found that the fire had been wilfully caused, and added, a rider blaming members of the fire brigade for the objectionable manner in which they gave evidence, and for obstructing the police in making inquiries/ Wellington, Wednesday. The Wellington Garrison Band is still about £100 short of the amount required to pay their expenses to the Bathurst band contest. A final effort id being made to raise this sum, as the bant 1 must leave next Wednesday. * Christchurch, Wednesday. In the neighbourhood of Pigeon .Bay and further south, towards Akaroa, a quantity of timber,: supposed to be wreckage, has been picked up, but there is nothing to show to what', it belonged. ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11198, 19 October 1899, Page 5
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