TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Press Association.) : 4Mi :^t : Nelson, June 27. Reports': have been received of two land ) slips7= in: the Gotten Bay district. By-orie heavy slip a nine roomed house of Mr' h Winter was carried away and Mrs Winter and her daughter had a narrow'escape of their lives. ;;cfe '■'.-'.; New Plymouth, June 27. ,;:The: Waikalo natives now visring
Parihaka are on mission of Deace./ They at pifesent the guests 6f,Te Whiti, and ■pbeir desireis to reconcile Tohu and Te
$Whiti, whoi are on far from friendly terms. Kerei Kaihau with the former and other natives have gone to Waikato to bring more natives down to Parihaka.
...•..; CiLßisTCiiUßCir, June 27, :'■■: A'tremendous south-easterly sea was rolling.iri on the New Brighton beach all night. This morning the life-boat shed and' shed adjoining were carried out to sea. The pier is stauding the strain splendidly. The licensing committee was to-day
engaged in hearing evidence for the , license iu connection with the petition --objecting to a license being granted to Coker's Hotel. As there are thirty witnesses to be examined it is unlikely that •; the proceedings will be finished today '~ ■ v: -•■ ■' .' V>,The weather is still bitterly cold and 4 the rain keeps on unceasin.'ly. j\ ■.
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVII, Issue 8161, 28 June 1895, Page 3
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