DOMINION NEWS.
A LONG TOW. (Per Press Association.} Wellington, July 00. The Italian barque Erminia. which pur into Wellington througn stiess of > eathi,r t.n Thursday. hu» ing Ix- u blown up the - oast w M-n naming for Lyttelton, ‘•farted fir Lyttelton at 2.30 p.m. yest.v.vliy >n lew of ti e steamer Diuh'ss. 'lbis long low of 175 miles is Iving un c’tr.l-.en hi order that the Erminia may Keep to her engagements. PAYABLE Pn iAIuES , OumT.ii, Jul* 30. Some of the earliest potatoes ever grown in iho ooen hei -about* «e!.l in Dunedin last week lor £lO-'' 6? 7d per ton. They were grown by Mr Ghallis . of the Peninsula, and the prices ranged from 9fd to IGiJd per J t*. WELLINGTON INDUS FETAL EXHIBITION. Wellington, July 30. The Wellington Industrial Exhibition, which opened on May 21, closed last night after a very suc-ossful run. Up till Friday night 157,011 persons had attended, and about JO,OOO more have to be added for yesterday. Tim complete figures are not yet available, but the executive expects to r ake a handsome profit. Denso crowds .were present last night when a fancy dross carnival was hold.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 135, 31 July 1911, Page 5
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