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(FBOJI OtTE OWN COBEESPONDENT), AuCKIiAKD, Wednesday. At the Orakei Parliament Paul censured the action of those who came to attend the Parliament, but spent tbeir time in playing at cards, A vote of the Assembly was passed against card-playing, A long debato on abolition of Land Courts and the proposed: exemption from Road Board taxation is to be continued tomorrow. Prater, of Dunedin, and Hilton of Auckland, are in heavy training for the £100 foot race on Monday, Considerable betting is going on, ; Dunedin, Wednesday, Butler, charged with murder and burglary, was again remanded till Monday, Wellington, Wednesday. The Government steamer Hinemoa left for Nelson this morning to bring the Nelson Voluuteers, en route for the Christehurch review. She returns here to-morrow night to tnko the Wellington Detachment South, 300 Volunteers leave Wellington and Nelson. Wm. Tarray was with rape this morning, but the Magistrate, afier hearing the girl's statement in crossexamination, dismissed the charge, and commented strongly on the action of the Police in taking up the case.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3571, 25 March 1880, Page 3
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171SPECIAL TELEGRAMS Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3571, 25 March 1880, Page 3
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