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Auckland, This Day. The Sonoma, which arrived from Sydney yesterday afternoon, resumed her voyage at 10.40 last night.
A SERIOUS BRAWL.
Auckland, This Day. A brawl occurred 1 ist evening in which a man was severely handled. His nose was broken and it is believed his ribs are also injured. Two arrests have been made in connection with the affair.
THE WESTLAND BY-ELECTION. Hokitika, This Day Mr Michel addressed a large audience in the Princess Theatre last evening, the building being crowded. A vote of thanks to the candidate was carried amid great applause and cheering.
SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF CO-OPERA TIVE LABORERS.
Wellington, This Day. At the Anglican Synod, Bishop Wallis said an effort was being made in England to secure a trained. Evangelist to continue the Mission work among the cooperative workers on the North Island Trunk Railway, if it could not obtain a man at Home, the Synod would have to use the best men they could find among themselves. .
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Waikato Independent, Volume IV, Issue 250, 12 July 1906, Page 5
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