NEW ZEALAND.
[BT TELEGRAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, Wednesday. Mr G. L. Lee has been appointed returning officer for Sydenham. Farther appointment* of county chairmein as conservators of Sutu forests are gazstted. The " B " Battery of Artillery (Nelsofl) has beeu transferred from the South Tsland Brigade to the North Island Brigade. NELSON, Thursday. The steamer Charles Edward hasjujt left for Wanganui with the Nelson volunteer*, who, to the number of 252, will take part in the Easter encampment there. CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday, Six hundted volunteers left by special train at 10.45 to-night for the Oamaru encampment. DUNEDIN, Thursday. A baker was fined £2 10j and coats for selling light bread. The magistrate characterised the offence as a fraud which affected the poor materially.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2152, 24 April 1886, Page 2
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