LAST NIGHT’S TELEGRAMS.
Per Press Association. NAPIER, November 28, The sessions of the Wellington Wesleyan District Synod concluded last evening. It was decided to recommend that the Century Commemoration Fund continue its operations for one yeatr through the district and circuit committees. The reports from the various centres were most encouraging. The Rev. F. T. Jones was appointed representative to the Wellington, conference. , Mr Edmond Smith, well-known in shipping circles in New Zealand as a stevedore of the Shaw-Saville Co. line, died to-day. DUNEDIN, November 28. Lord Ranfurly paid a visit of inspection to the industrial school and gaol to-day. Liurge numbers of country visitors and others arrived to-day for the show and. races, including evidently some undesirable characters, several pockets having been picked about the railway station. Tiie weather promises to be fine. The Hon. Mr Ward arrived from the south’ to-day. He paid a visit to Taieri beach and saw several deputations.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2955, 29 November 1900, Page 2
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