NEW PLYMOUTH, Jan. 27. A fire broke out in the cost sclioolhouse, at one o'clock tins morning, and it, witti the teacher's residence, was totally destroyed. The school has not been in use, and the teacher's residence was empty, as the State Bchool master had removed to nnotbor house a fortnight ago. The origin of tho fire is therefore supposed to be the work o£ an incendiary, The building was not insured.
WANGANUI, Jan. 27. M. de Harvon and Mr M'Korrow have gone to-day for a trip up the Wanganui river in a atoain launch, accompanied by BOrne of the leading citizens, To-morroTr
evening M. de Harvon will meet the Industrial Association, and talk over matters with them.
BLENHEIM, Jan. 27. A number of Catholics, subscribers/ to the Jllarlborough Express, have boycotted it in consequence of remarks made during the recent Eivers Board election, and hold by them to oppose their educational claims. It is believed that this is the first case of Catholic boycotting in tho Colony.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5219, 27 January 1885, Page 2
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