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Contributions to the Early History of New Zealand

August

August.

6.—Claim made by Mr. A. McNeil, on behalf of Edward Peters, a native of Bengal, for reward for discovery of gold. Sample produced weighing ¾ oz. Found in ranges near Roxburgh station, residence of Mr. Walter Miller, about 5 miles north-west of Meadow Bank, Tokomairiro.

Public meeting called by Sheriff Gillies urged Government to make road to Ocean Beach via Anderson's Bay.

13.—Alleged discovery of gold at Tomahawk on Mr. Lee's farm.

Erection of Duncan's flour mills at Water of Leith.

27.—Burning of ship Henbury at Port Chalmers a few hours after her arrival from London.