NEW ZEALAND.
,.,, *.^.,?^ABGttjAM)XAX^ "V A: ' '" [ÜBOZAV«> THB BTAB.J,. \ * ::■:>. i-YYlx A-u\ ••* ' Jtobl4. . ' Great preparations are being made forthe reception of his Excellenoy the Governor. Government House and the ballroom are being- renovated and refurnished. A large muster of Volunteers, Friendly Societies, and State school children is expected. Triumphal arches are being erected on the route of the procession. ' A nieeting of ladies, the Mayoress presiding, has been held, at whioh it was arranged to present to Lady Robinson a bouquet of flowers in a holder of elaborate design inscribed wifch fche words, " Welcome to Auckland."
A man of unsound mind, named Frederick Recce Cambridge, stole Sergeant Cooth's horse. On his arrest he savagely attacked the constable wifch a tent pole. He has been sent to fche Asylum. John Le Breen, who has been committed for arson at Karakaraki, is of a most turbulent disposition.
The disaffected Natives at Punni have cleared out for Taranaki.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3487, 14 June 1879, Page 3
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153NEW ZEALAND. Star (Christchurch), Issue 3487, 14 June 1879, Page 3
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