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Otago Witness, Issue 2286, 23 December 1897, Page 63

E. R., 103. Collected by Mrs J. A. D. Adam's : A friend, £1. Bible class, £1. Other churches are expected to report as toon, as convenient, and private friends would greatly oblige by sending promised assistance before the year it over.

Mr John Burnß, the English labour leader, has announced his intention of pajiog a visit to New Zealand early next year. .; Bicycles and material to the value of £173,961 were imported into New Zealand during the year ended September '3o. The duty paid amounted to £27,651.

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