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PAEROA.—This day.
Accident to Mr Farmer.
Mr S. Farmer, batcher, of Owharoa, fell yesterday and broke his arm. Fortnightly Court at Paeroa. A fortnightly fi.M, and Foiioa Court will now be held at Paeroa, in conse quence of tbe increase in Court business.
AUCKLAND.
—This day.
Mr Samuel Vaile has an article iv tbe Herald showing that Mr Seddon is correct io bis statements re railways, and that the Comtoiisiouef»' replies «re unreliable.
The Hod. Mr Reeves addresses a pub lic meeting oh Monday next. The depu tations to the Minister wera widely representative, consisting of office bearers of the Knights of Labor, Liberal Associa tion, 8 Hours Movement, Anti-Poverfcy Society, and Trades Unions. The Minister made a good impression, and was most candid in his intentions. The Liberal Association meeting sabse qaently passed vbtea of congratulations to Messrs McCulbugh and Jennings; alea Lodges Standard, St J.-lina, Hir.emoa. and other Lodges of Masons to Mr Me* Cullough on his being called to the Coun cil.
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AUCKLAND.—This day.
The Auckland horses, Morion, Quad rant, and Marquis of Tewkgsbury, have been shipped South.
WELLINGTON.—This day.
The City Council has decided to strike a rate of Is in the £ for interest and sinking fund on the sanitary loan. The Trade and Labor Council present Mr Eigß with an illumicated address ia honor of his elevation to the Council.
Arrived : French cruiser Duchanffault, from Port Chalmers.
CHBJSTCHURCH.—This day.
Bishop Julius leaves ia January on a six months' visit to England on business connected with the diocese.
DUNEDIN.—This day.
The local Liberals and representative members of the labor bodies presented an illuminated eddress to Mr Bolt, congratu lating him on his elevation to the Legisla tive Council.
CABLEGRAMS.
