CHRISTCHURCH.
■■", ■■'■■■■'■■':■ This day. In the Provincial Council last night, after a lengthy, debate, the Government promised to appoint a commission during the recess to enquire into the general question of Provincial surveys. In committee on the Estimates the following amounts were struck out, with the consent of the Government: — Public buildings for telegraph office, post office, etc., £14,540; college, £8,000 ; museum, £1,360.
: From the amount for ; college being struck "out it is now definitely understood that the building recently erected for normal schools will be used for a college as originally proposed by the Government.
A match for £20 aside has been arranged between young Delaney and W. Pentecost; distance to be run 300 yards. ] '■■
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1995, 27 May 1875, Page 2
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