WELLINGTON ITEMS.
(By Telegraph.)
WELLINGTON, May 4,
The property tax Commissioner has received £7 conscience money from Invercargill. The Premier has forwarded a reply to the deputation of tho city council which waited on him some weeks, ago promising to meet their wishes in all respects and endeavor to obtain legislation in respect to the slaughtering nuisance. The city council have adopted the proposed £75,000 loan though some objection ■was made to dealing with it in tho fragmentary way proposed. yPitl*. refeiQuoq to 9s.tPo» the psayor es*
plains that the council considered that the Samoans did no more than the Maoris at the wreck of the Lord Worsley, aud sending an address is out of place, particularly as there is no certainty it .would reach the proper quarter.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 4998, 4 May 1889, Page 3
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