TELEGRAMS.
(Pas Dotted Presb Association.) AUCKLAND, January 26. A New Zealand record was established yesterday by a seaplane from Kohimarama, The machine reached an altitude of 6500 ft. Tho previous record was established by Mr HilL of Scckburn, witii 5600 ft
PALMERSTON N.. January 25. Writing from England on November 14 to the Mayor of Palmerston North, Chaplain Winton recorded an alarming development in connection with Mormon activities at Home. He declared that he was horrified to see that 12,000 British girls were to be rhipped to Utah as soon as the war was over. For Mormon business the Mormons bad 4, fund of £8,000,000 behind them to push tl.eir cause.
WELLINGTON, January 25. A fire on the property of Mr Charles Hake at Waingapa destroyed 2GO sheep and did other damage.
OEPJGSTCHURCH, January 26. The estimated damage by fire at the Post and Telegraph Department's store at Addington on Friday night is £10,350. About 22,000 yards of cable were destroyed. This material was to have .been used in the local underground telephone system.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17533, 27 January 1919, Page 6
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174TELEGRAMS. Otago Daily Times, Issue 17533, 27 January 1919, Page 6
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