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| FROM OUR 'OWN CORRESPONDENT] WELLINGTON. This Day. Deputation from Education Board obtained a promise from the Minister for Education that he would, consider and reply before the next meeting of the Board respecting the request for the introduction of a bill ratifylng'tho exchange of the present school aero and buildings at Mastorton for three acres more suitably situated. Bennett, of the Commercial Hotel, will cater for tho rifle meeting at Nelson. The Terawhiti quartz discovery is stimulating the fonnatioa'of one or more companies. Tho stone is white quartz, with little outward visible of gold. News has been received that the Charles Edward struck a sunken rock near Wostport, and narrowly escaped sinking. NAPIEF4. ' Thirteen Maoris and six women of Renata's tribe ransacked the tents at Kennedy's survey camp, and afterwards stripped and maltreated a messenger who was sent fur assistance. A fire at Lieutonant-Colonel Herrick's farm destroyod five stacks of oats, machino and elavator, • Hoadley <te Lyons report prices for wool at Id lower for greasy, but for scoured prices are maintained. LONDON. A sudden thaw and consequent flooding of the Thames did much damage. • The match between Hanlon and Lay* cock will come off without fail.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 693, 15 February 1881, Page 2
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