TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
—«— PER CREVILLE'S TELEGRAM COMPANY, REUTER'S A2E!!TS. DU.NEDIN, Tuesday, 9 a.m. Mr M'Lean, the Native Minister, is here, and releases the Maori prisoners to-day. Mr Fox, the Premier, in replying to an address presented to him by the Hokitika Borongh Council, admitted that the amended stamp duties were oppressive, and would not yield the amount of revenue anticipated. He thought they would be repealed next session; The Wellington Independent again urges the appointment of a Solicitor-General, and says it is absolutely necessary that officer should be a member of the House. The ship England has arrived at Wellington with 100 passengers, chiefly Scandinavians. Nineteen died on the passage from small-pox. The vessel is closely quarantined. Three of Te Kooti's men have been captured by Cant. Freece's contingent.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 122, 12 March 1872, Page 5
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128TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 122, 12 March 1872, Page 5
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