Mr D. Sinclair, who has been spending a few days in exploring in the country at the head of the Pohangina, returned to town last night. In the course of hia travels Mr Sinclair saw some likely-look-ing stone, and he has left a few specimens at our office.—Palmerston Times. Messrs Anderson and Co., of Christchurch, are the successful tenderers for tha erection of an iron bridge over tha Mataura River, on the Seaward Bush line of railway. Operations will doubtless ba commenced at once. The Prohibition League of Oamaru has been re-organised. The most noteworthy remark at the meeting was that the settlera in the back blocks had had no temperanca education except that obtained from tha columns of the Oamaru Mail.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1204, 29 March 1895, Page 31
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