AUOKLAND.
[SPBOIAL.]
April 12. Owing to the magnificent weather, the Carnival wa9 a great success. Crowds of country people are coming in.
[special to the star.] i April 14. I The Broomhall block appears to be endangering, fche survey ors have stopped working, owing to the Native diaputea aboufc fche reserves.
s The Rev Mr Edgar, in a letter in the Herald professes his belief in the genuineness of Dr Slade's spiritualistic performances. The skeleton of a man has been found on Moniapu Mand.
The three milo walking match between O'Connor and Hendry for £20 was done in 254 mins.
NEW PLYMOUTH, April 12. The Hinemoa arrived last evening with tho Hons. Sheehan and Whitmore. Colonel Whibmore landed last night, and Mr Sheehan this morning. The steamer left again at 11, with Mr Macandrew, Col. Whitmore, and Mr Blackett. Major Brown has arrived from Hawera, and had an interview with Mr Sheehan. It is reported here thafc Colonel Whitmore landed at Opunake, on the way up, to see Major Tuke, to make arrangements respecting the erection of a stockade there.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3434, 14 April 1879, Page 2
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180AUOKLAND. Star (Christchurch), Issue 3434, 14 April 1879, Page 2
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