(Peh Xi KcrniuTKLßßiMi-u — Corrttium ) /UeCTEk's AdKHOY.) [liecoivcd 12.3U a.m., Nov. 291b. j THE WAIRARAPA. Sydney, Not. 28. Arrived — Wairarapa. COLLISION. A collision occurred last night off tbe the town of Keama between the ships Angerona and Orongi. The vessels were both considerably damaged, and were compelled to return to port to-day, but no lives were lost. THE MOUNT RENNIE OUTRAGE. Tho trial of the prisoners implicated m the Mount Rennie outrage concluded yesterday. Hill, Duffy, Newman, Dou nelan, Martin, Boyce, Miller, Bead and ICeegan were found guilty, and sen tenced to death. The other prisoners were acquitted.
INTERPROVINCIAL.
Auckland, Nov. 27. Five of the female attendants at the asylum have withdrawn thoir resignations. Dr McGregor is satisfied that the threatened deadlock is now over, fte*

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THE TIM ARC HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1886.
