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[fjiESs Association'.] ' Auckland, Tuesday. The name of the steward drowned at the wreck of the llangatiri, was James Walker, son of A. Walker, Auckland. There are 2-4 prisoners for trial at tho criminal session. There arc no serious cases.
A boy named Burk was run over by a spring cart, lie lies in a critical condition. Tho polic Q are investigating the allair with a view of arresting driver of the can. if negligence is proved. Majors Barker and Pollard and Comrades were enthusiastically received by the local Salvationists. A crowded meeting was held in the Theatre Jvoyal this afternoon and evening,
when addresses were delivered by t,hese officers. There was a large crowd at the steamer on arrival, but the proceedings were orderly. Christchurch, Tuesday.
The New Zealand Shipping Co. has been advised by cable that the lonic left Plymouth on the 22nd inst. for Wellington and Lyttelton with a large number of passengers and a full cargo.
The Commissioners granted Lee a license for the Royal Hotel, Woodend, refused at the annual meeting. Dunedin, Tuesday.
The steamer Fenstanton will complete her loading to-morrow. She takes 5971 frozen sheep home. The British Queen, which arrives early in October, is expected to take 9000.
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Western Star, Issue 778, 26 September 1883, Page 2
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