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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 8 October 1880, Page 2

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[BY ETiHCTMO TRIiKfIRAPH.] Chrntchubofi. October 8 The reductions in tlie police force h»ve - liopii very stm'Umjj Pnnngr H«e sittinrr r of tlie fiu^rem" Court. C&Hs'elmrch, Ims > iip Pn ettniJipd tn'Oic «a r ccu'»'d of on- '• ';onsfa':le ; and Xj\'tt(^'on is »lso insiifficien'ly protflc'crl. This 'm« been pnr!v 9 e«us n 'l by tY>6 clrii f )i«'g oF C X mon 'fg^fl|.e " Rivn I-^lfltiil to w:!ti*U 'he Mnori* in ptnop ' of the disc!iHrc<>fl A.C.'vi. A n^'iGHfion 'ids lippii rpceivpd to no U'S 1 ? ffF-«rt t!v«n t'mt all the inspee'drs in Cant«r!'Urv anrl h We^tlond nre ta bo disfp't>eH with a'ter the 3>lst ot Or»"l)pr. Tin* will repps 1 spate the retirement of ?u''-Insppc f or O'Donncll, Cliris'e'imch ; In«ppr?tor Pender, Timaru • In -pen or Feast, Greyt m-Mvli; TuspectoT Piick'py. Kaiapo ; ; nnrt c Inspector Kiely. IT It t If. 0 DUNEDIN T , Oftolx r5. s Mr Conyers itMraed lrotQ. iie«rs^a^ej;

elegramS the first intima'ion that his ' services had been dispensed with. The ' official letter reached Lira this morning. I and report sajs be gets three months' < notice ifrom date. '■ i IifVEBCAReiLI., October 5. ; Mr Proctor, the astronomer, gave his '■ first lecture iv the New Zealand Theatre Royal t<*night on " The Life and Death of A. World." The house was well -filled, although the weather was stormy. The lecturer delighted his audience by his; eloquent description of the wenders of the Heavens, and hie masterly exposition of the scheme of the universe. The illuminated views were shown on a screen 24ft sqiare.