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(PBOM OUR OWN COKKESPONDENT) WELLINGTON, Monday. It is proposed to hold a small meeting on tho Prince of Wales' Birth' day.
The Supreme Court on civil business commenced to-day, but was adjourned to Wednesday, when the case of Corpe v Muldroch will be heard. ■ Chief-Detective Brown has left for Melbourne to act at the Exhibition. The San Francisco mail has arrived at Auckland.
Government knows nothing of the intention to force Hiroki to surrender. Thieves entered the Government House at Melbourne yesterday, while the Governor and guests were at dinner, and carried off £l6O worth of Lady Robinson's jewelry.
The Albanians have re-occupied Dul eigno, and oxpelled the Turkish garrison,
The Australians won the cricket match against Eleven Gentlemen of. Scotland'by six wickets,
The steamer Ripple has arrived from Brisbane, She reported that while trading with tho Solomon Islands a crowd of natives attacked one passenger; two officers and five of the crew were wounded. The natives were driven off with fifty killed.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 574, 21 September 1880, Page 2
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