CHRISTCHURCH ITEMS.
Ciiristouurch, January 18. Dr. Moorelioiise, for failing to furnish an income tax return was fined £5 and troblo duty. Tho Cheviot mansion ami 5,000 acres were sold to-day to H. D. Bell, on bohalf of Mrs. Charles Campbull for tho upset price of £25.000. CiißibTiuiUßCit, January 18. The easterly rain which set in on Tuesday afternoon has continued ever since, and there are no si^ns of tho weathor clearing. It is feared that much daraago will bo done to the grain crops. The Premier and tho Hons. J. M.CKenzie and W. Montgomery left for Wellington this afternoon. The Harper Memorial Committee this afternoon decidod that tho completion of tho Cathedral would bo tho most fittiuc form tho memorial could take. A boy named Caygill, seven years of i ago, was eating plums yesterday afternoon, wheu a stone lodged in his throat. Ilis inothor was unublo to removo it, and before tho doctor arrived the boy was dead.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11518, 19 January 1894, Page 2
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159CHRISTCHURCH ITEMS. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11518, 19 January 1894, Page 2
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