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(i'UO'A OVK OW.V CORIIKSPOXDBNT.-J.) C'HitfKTciiuiu;ir, Thursday, The Superintendent, accompanied by several friends, passed through tho tunnel yesterday from Hoatheote to the Lytteltuii ea<l, and returned. Several Indies also accomplished tho passage safely. The tunnel is expected to ba ready fur ; trafjic early iit August. i In this assigned estate of Messrs j 1 Peacock and Co., Mr Costa, Manager j of the Bank of New Zealand, Mr Ander- j son, the representative of lied fern and " Alexander, and Mr George Gould, were • appointed trustees. ' The Chuid Hamilton, from Sydney, arrived at Hokitika on the 27th. Markets are brisker, and shew un upward tendency. Wheat is scarce in , Adelaide, and the price rising. j The weather is rainy and cold. Wellington, Thursday. > Tl)e debate on the adoption o£ the * " Slip Conuniiteo*B Import" ended at ' midnight laat night, It was carried by 14 \ tolL , ' Much previous excitement existed, as i the Executive threatened to resign if tho report was negatived. fc Mr Keuniird luis withdrawn liis othor Q petitions.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1690, 31 May 1867, Page 4
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