SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
FUOM Ot'K OWN (.'OKIIKSI'O>-[iNNT. fc DUNEDIN. December 20. The Hons. Messrs. Larnach and Macandrew will remain here for three weeks. The former will make himself personally acquainted with the condition of all the railways in the district. The Anderson's Bay section was opened to-day. At Waipai a little girl named M'Leodncy was drowned while cray-lishing.
In the competition for the Challenge Shield the Clntha Volunteers scored 2M : West Taieri, 231 ; City Guards and Bruce, 220 each.
The weather is beautifully fine. December 2(i. Sailed—Pareora, for London, with n. full cargo. A hitch lias occurred about the interprovincial cricket mateh with Canterbury. Our men decline to play earlier than February. Holiday-making is being freely indulged in to-day. Nearly everybody is out of town, the Waihola regatta and Friendly Societies 1 fete being the principal attractions. The weather is beautiful,
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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 516, 26 December 1877, Page 2
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140SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 516, 26 December 1877, Page 2
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