TELEGRAMS.
(Pμ Uxitid Paiss AssociiTtex.)
AUCKLAND, January 26. A man named Dawson, a storekeeper, of Kawakawa, was found drowned in a creolr this morning. The Whangarei police have received information tliafc somo Natives discovered a skeleton of a man near Njjunfjuni. It is supposed to bo that of a Maori namod ivailm, w,io was missed on February 5,
WELLINGTON-, .Tamurv 26. A hotel porter, William AVosf, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, without tho option of a fino, for exposing indecent photographs to a barmaid at tho same hotel.
Hie Hon. It. M'Xnb addressed a large meeting last night, at Ekelahuna on tho Land Kill. A vote- of thanks and of approval of tho principle of the bill was carried, an amendment expressing only thanks to tho Minister being lost.
■ NEW PLYMOUTH, January 26. Bitter complaints are coming in from the back-blocks on account of the practical suspension of the co-operative road works. Small progress has been made this summer.
HOKITIKA, January 26. The trustees of the local Saving Bank have voted £400 as a gift to tho Hokitiksi I , roe Library, now being erected principally from funds provided by Mr Carnegie. Ideal weather continues, but rain is badly required for raining purposes.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13812, 28 January 1907, Page 5
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