NEW ZEALAND.
[PBBSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMB.I AUCKLAND, July 21. An -unoccupied house in Gi-afton road, which was partially burnt down a short time ago, was totally destroyed by fire today. The house is the property of Mr S. E. Hughes. A large number of passengers from America are on board the Mariposa en route to visit the Melbourne Exhibition.
The applications for shares in the Kauri Timber Company in Auckland now amount to 55,223. Bequests have still to come in from the South and country, and it is anticipated that applications will exceed the number allotted to New Zealand.
"WELLINGTON, July 21. Oeeparin:, the Italian escapee, appeared before the Deputy-Gorernor this morning, and was ordered to be surrendered at the end of fifteen days to the Consul. In the meantime he could apply for a writ of habeas eorpu*.
DUNEDIN. July 22. The Eotomahana, -which left for Melbourne today, had over 250 passengers. Kany saloon" were going over for the Exhibition. Principal Grant, of Queen's College, Canada, was a passenger. noSITIKA, July 22.
The Bank of Mew Zealand shipped 250d0z oi bullion, valued at .£IO,OOO.
he weather is tempestuous in the extreme ; a strong north-westerly gale is blowing.
GREYMOTJTH, July 22. Coal export for the week—2ls9 tens. A very heavy cold rain set in this afternoon.
NEW ZEALAND.
Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7125, 23 July 1888, Page 5
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