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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 102, 30 April 1892, Page 4

Early this morning tho French wa r . frigate Dubourdieu, flying the flag of Rear. Admiral Emile de Parrayon, coinmandanj of the French naval division in the Pacific left this port for Tahiti, Society 1 8 . lands, hot- headquarters in the Pacific Her visifa to Auckland has been the source of some profit to local tradespeople, as she has taken a larffe quantity of store and supplies of all descriptions duringtet brief stay in the harbour. A ciw of pix hundred officers and men necessitates a pretty big- food-bill I Before leavinar here for "Tahiti the Dubourdieu replenished her bunken wii.h a largo suyijAy of coal. She will, however, aa hitherto, do most of her ocean criming under canvas to cave her fuel I supply. The fiaui-Sjiu i< to serve about two I yuan on the l'acilic StuHon yot, before i iivniin Fionnh wjitern. Amongst ! ;!-,-; vi«isoiv received on board the big warI -i.'!|p vc«tvrd iy by Admiral Parrayon waj jSirdemu'c (.ire.v, wlkiiu the Admiral had ! |iivvji)ii«ly at hiy home in Parnell. '!'*•« l!fi'>, A J. C'ldmsiu, in his capacity i ■■>' "'■!'■ •<■•■•• rir |fo-!)i::li-i, AsyluUlS, etc, >-■■■ '■'.'!» v> ■;!■•><! -'(■ Lunatic Asylum at \viiiui!).B. 11 « found Mi em were between ■ it i<• -•' i I u<1;i!« in !.'■■.• Mctitittion, more • ■ .■■ .•.:.:..(: ■..'■:■<;•. : :■.■];: h\ >P'i;jodareci,but) ; :,•: i , '•:. - '■■ -W' , ) , :.' '"i the male side I:. ■• "ijili ■■!, n! pJ.'in vof ro'itn. Otherwise ■■; • ! n- iti-i'iJi'i mi! iv munflgvmpnt ap- : .i-.; ■ r h.; c :!■>' jiry. Mr pad>;!.[i ■, r.-'t'.. ji ;--.-<»ij-.Jn. fn m.-ik« provision ..•. ■'.-. i •.., ....- : ■<>.> ff>r 'b;m:a' r :o of the A-y.'-u:. • miilttiftcc linviny I'een made ; i'.:\ i ;■• ■ , : \. ■ vi'/ •! cc. : ■!.'!;;*j routes a nuisance. i. !'.i:..-■)•.ic.: -n nil tHal creek, and gradually iii <i~ i .•■• •.■.;:■,• into Llio hnt'bonr. The [niiittincH !■■: Ukolv to incrofiso, and a proliDsa! has li->i?!S made to have the drain exfe'idei! "o -loyp ■.••'.iicr. Mr Cadman, per-!-oni:Ily, Ciin-.il'er.' it vvonld be preferable to bttvc tliu utilised for agricultural purposes, ;>.i>d ponie sbheine may be devised \rif h fcbaS end in view. The Ho-pKal find Charitable Aid Board is enprutfiri in litigation again. A telegram from Wellington to-day states that in the Appeal Court in that city yesterday before the Chief Justice and Justices Williams and Denniston, the ca-e of the Auckland Hospital and Charitable Aid Board v. Lovotfc, involving the question oS the liability of Hospital Boards for maltreat* menb by members of their staff, was argued. This was a case in which the now respon* denb obtained judgment in the Supreme Courb of Auckland for £250 and costa againsb tho Auckland Hospital Board for negligent treatment by the medical superintendent of the Auckland Hospital. Judge Conolly held that the Board was responsible for the negligence of its officer. From this decision the Board now appealed. Argument was not concluded when tha Courd rose for the day; , The widow of the chief Paul Tuahaere» who recently died at Orakei, waited on tha Hon. A. J. Cadman to-day to collecb the balance of pension due to her husbands Paul had been receiving a pension of £50 por annum for services rendered to the Govern* menb year 9 ago. The pension ceased at his death, bub ib has been usual in eucn cases to pay up to the end of the quarter. About £2 was duo, and Mr Cadman agreed thab the Governmonb should pay £4 on condition that tha natives erected a suitable tombstone over the remains of the deceased. Paul lefb a will, by which ib is understood his widow would have been spocially provided for, but tho will being incorrectly drawn up the whole of his estate goes to his daughter, according to Maori custom. The widow gets nothing by will, bub aa the family are living together, tho face of there being no special bequest to her is nob expected to make much difference in the relations existing between thorn. Sir William Fox, the veteran temperance reformer, celebrates three important events during the present year, his eightieth birthday, his golden wedding and hie jubilee as a colonist. It was proposed a few days ago by his* numerous friends to make his srolden wedding anniversary the occasion of a public demonstration, bub, in deferenco to the wishes of Sir William, this idea was dropped. He has, however, stated that he will be pleased to see any of his friends and well-wishers on the event* ful day, Tuesday next, at his residence in Symonds-Etreet, and it is proposed to present him with an address, now being numerously signed, at noon on that day. The address is from temperance workers and colonists. Reference is made to the many victories Sir William has won over intoxicating drink, to beneficent designs connected with moral reform, to the respect entertained for him as an able and accomplished statesman, to his lengthy public career extending back half a century, and to his splendid private qualities. A hope i 3 formally expressed that God will be pleased to bestow His blessing upon Sir William and his wife, and many future, years' health and strength in which to serve his fellowmen. Mr Jas. Gascoigne, of the North Shore, has presented to the Auckland Art Gallery a calabash baken from a garden situate upon the field of Waterloo by Jas. Reed the day after the battle. Reed was a soldier engaged in the fight, and he fashioned and carved the calabash, and took it to Eng* land. Subsequently ib passed into the hands of several of his relatives, and. finally became the property of Mr Gae« coigne, who has thoughtfully presented it to tho Art Gallery. Ib ie a most interesting relic. Tho Chairman of the Harbour Board (Ml C. C. McMillan), Mr Crowthor, the Secre* tary of the Board, the Harbour Master aad the Foreman of Works visited Takapune beach yesterday afternoon for the purpose of inspecting the site of the wharf recommended by the Special Committee, and not for the purpose of locating the site for q new wharf aa stated in our issue yesterday. Mr Sheridan, chief of the Native Lands Department, will arrive from Wellington by the Takapuna. this evening, and wl accompany the Hon. A. J. Cadman t , Otorohanga on Monday next. Apart froir the meeting to be held with the natives at Otorohanga, at which it is hoped somff progress will be made in the direction oJ opening up native lands in the King Country for settlement, the Government have an interest in several blecks in respect of which nogotiatione have been in progress, and these also will probably be fixed up. Notice is.given in another column that the revision of the burgeßa lisb for the borough of Parnell will take place ab the offico of tho Council on Friday week. It ie also notified that those ratepayers who ars n arrears with rates will have their narawj itruok off the roll,

■A cable message from Sydney to-day conveys some additional intelligence regarding the fate of tho unfortunate steamer Taramung, which was believed tohavofoundered towardsthe close of lastyear.whileonavoyage from Melbourne to Newcastle. She was a collier stcamor, and ib was believed that sho went down with all handa off tho Nev iSouth Wales coast in one of tho terrib! galea which raged there about that tim The news now to hand from Sydney stat thab a large quantity of wreckage belor ing to the Taramung has been found Jervis Bay (N.S.W.), and it is now belie thab the vessel never foundered, bub st> ■ ;. on the reef off Poinb Perpendicular, fearful gale which prevailed at the i completing tho vessel's destruction. The succes3 attained by our loc gociation football players last ye; aroused much interest in ,the game, a number of new men willing to join great. Some eight clubs are ready up as soon as a suitable ground is c for. Tho headquarters of the gD been removed to Christchurch, aplendid grounds there predict ; future for the gamo. It is propos :■•><:■,■.{ an Association tournament at Chr* -.c ... , when Auckland, Wellington, an : . >. jj . will be represented, and it is . this trip thab many players are .oi;. ranks. Tho competition at bl>\r, • menb will be for the epleatfv? ■..'. challenge shield of New Z : iu handsome medals for the wii r ■ '■•;:,-u. all presented by Mr Brown, of ,: .-., :-.. m old player. A meeting of pla; .-.: ' .■:;- ---for next Wednesday; Messrs Thomas Armstn ■- o i-.j-.ti Thomas Bright Dmas, Gee :«-■■■ ■•"h.:.. Jas. Radclifle, Henry Thomps >n. jj i h\'-. Seaton Waddingham, have fc io" ■'.■•: I. nominated as candidates for rt> <!' r ■-. : ; the Arck Hill Road Board, ar i i .!.;. i.- • than tho required number ( ■■<■), r:.- " turning Officer, Mr Seam? ;, ■ > r. that a poll will be taken ab t) . ; c Board on Saturday next, : . 7ti?, ■.'-. between the hours of 9 a.m. The hitherto neglocted ■, -. in New South Wales appe? • ■ !.■•■ ing the attention of peopl' -:■;•.■; .;i tho English fisheries. Th ■".:•;' ■. t< ~ was received in Sydnr -■■ . ■ ;',. • r gentleman in London i .;■ •■ • financial world and tho -,>..!;■ ■■ the coasb of England :- i . ' • ■• 26, 1892: "You wrotf • jo ';;u'r hue.i :.<\-. cerning a proposed se i . ';,':..:'■, ':;■ the constanb and rf ■ .'■ . supply A ..'■ ■ Sydney markets, et< ben V; ..r ing over your prof sal;, \ ; »•■' -v ■ ■ been closely assoc . with i>.,t •:■;, ; (Sussex), and fro muv:. ':c tiny:. ■■'-.<■ ing the last ,">0 ea; bevo jw<".-' dozen or more bfw-. , juvi 'if.iii :• ■• several and a ste , iioi, < nC: h-.-- '■.:. • -yw siderable practic . creporion ?■;.••.■ •:.•.:<;. drifting, hooking au' > : ;: r am the only nor prof- *;ionc! •'.,: . . , i two salvage ga'itiya boiD;;r;)ii;. .'■, >.:a,v,.\: ■ lam personf.ly wquain'' i ■-'.'':, iii---j fishermen and tiuii ■ •■.'-j :„;...■• .-.ai :■:■• supplied then wiuh :-./u (a- ,- r;oo; ' many years. '. beiifi-a I r:'>'.;j.:. - •; good mon w'jo ".vvuld try i'u'ii :■;.;• ■_• o. momey in K-;.v ficuth Wa'.e- ■ ■•' o ' able conditi. :>•;." "..".. c l\ '-••.*■ Agent-Geno: •■• m ;;>k;n{; ;■- Whab we 'vent, in ■. ur Nov.- ". •; .. ; ' industry h. 3<J2.<o ic-r ■"v<U'c;i ,/' .'■ v-;.i'!m- :- ---nature. This aff- so.j-i aii ,ii-,... .:.■,<!;■;■ ■• rifle corr pcf'lfo'". : . i> , ■ sx"-.-.,--Mount ' idea; 7., . v l!j!ico, • ■': ' ;r> a mate! aniorc > mrr-ui'.-; , " r-'u . ; • ■'~,■■ '■ garrisoi 'or ''0 Lcb :. ■: >■■... 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