NEW ZEALAND.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7720, 27 November 1890, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND.

-,■ [rasas association rsuseuAMß.) ; ; -■■ AUCKIrAND, Kovember26. ! The Auckland Ifcgatta Club has reeolved to include in their, programme, at their i next tße champiciiisJiip race of the New Zealand K6wing Association, and the regatta will extend over two days. ' Mr H. Phelpe,an evangelist, well known ia Auckland, has died at Norfolk Island. Mr Leslie McArthar, an expert, who, recently arrived from says that' h6 is decidedly pleased with the Puhipuhi field, and that there cm het.no doubt as to its future. The field moat attract foreign capital sooner or later. Hβ believes the district has a better future than any he haa eeea «i New South Wales, Victoria, or Tasmania. .-.•.-.. .■:.;■/■••.,-.;:.■ .... In_ connection with the Wesleyan Jubilee, services were held during to-day at Pitt street Wesleyan Church, and in the after* noon the Bey. A. Beid preached asermoa, in which he Spoke of the establishment of Methodism in New Zealand and the pro* gresa of that church. GISBORNS, November 26. WiTabara»a Maori, committed suicide by hanging. The cause assigned is jealousy, his wife, Mereana, being snissiuk. * NELSON, November 26.7 The Nelson regatta, op. Day,- is causing interest in boating circles. Wei. lingtbn, Westport and Blenheim will be represented, OAMABU, Norember 2S. The weather continues diefcressiiigly dry, and the farmers are crying oat. The crops will fee rained if -Hiesain holds of? muchlonger. __. BtTNEDIH, 3fotember Henry Allen, who fell down the Athensagm step \mt week,. Mes m the Hospital last sight. A vexdict of deatii from apoplexy was returned. v The Mayor gave am official *@oepfc»n to • tibe offleers of "the Eteassh. vanhipi •