OUR DUNEDIN SPECIAL.
(Special to Herald.)
. . DUNEDDT, thii day. .The- increase ju the rateable value of city property amounts to £8200. Seventy new houses have been built during the past year. ' * It has been decided to close the Logan Point baths, and the Corporation are dispensing with the caretaker. Mr Joe Ivess, well known in connection with newspaper "planting," i B about to start a tn-weekly penny paper in Lawmice, to be known as the Tuapeka The Grey Ri ver Consolidated Golddredging Company resolved last night that, owing to its liabilities, it was not in a position to continue business, and that vokS^ C°mPany W°Und UP O'Brkn, who replaces Inspector Pardy. (retired) at Dunedin, was chief detective here till promoted to be sub-inspector at Christchureb, going from there as inspector to Hawke's Bayon Inspector Emerson's' retiremeat, A proposal was mooted at the Seddon banquet committee last night to participate m the national purse movement, but it was scouted. Councillor Park, one of >he promoters of the banquet, said it would be lowering the dignity of the occasion. A further suggestion that a purse be given Mrs Seddon was coldly received.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9380, 19 February 1902, Page 2
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190OUR DUNEDIN SPECIAL. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9380, 19 February 1902, Page 2
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