NEW ZEALAND.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7871, 23 May 1891, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND.

(PH_3S ASSOCIATION ___-o_____.)

AUGKLAS&. May __ , [ ,-v The newly-appointed rept-esentsffeive lof the ttuited States on th® 3arooan Land' Co th* mission, the Hon. Henry C. Ide, was landed at Tatuila from the Monowai. He wa. appointed by the Wash_ig.on authorities under the provisions of the Treaty of Berlin. _ WAN&AtftTI, May 23.

The fishing boat Palmerston, with he. crew* Qunn and Boshbridge, is missing since yesterday. Fears are entertained few her safety.

WELLINGTON, May 2Sk, j TheQ<r.ernor _eturjaed to Wellingtonbjf the iate train las. night. * . ' The decision in. the Edwards case wilt probably be dcliv to-morrow jnorning. The Appeal Court finished this' morning, and adjohrned till noon to_norrow to. deliver the remaihing judgrnehts. .. ! Ih the Court of Appeal Mr Ell's motioh to annul liis bankruptcy was dismissed, without calling upon the opposing counsel- j Only seven cases are down oh the crhniha list for June, including a charge of duroinyism against Mr Coleman Phillip-. DUNEDIi., May 22. George James Clark, late Secretary . f the Oddiellows' lodge at Port Chalmers, has been committed tot trial for embezzlement. \ The benefit tendered by the amateurs in aid of the family of Mr Musgrove, comedian, realised oyer ABonet. Mr Carew has upheld the validity, of; thai Harbor By-law fixing the port dues in respect to ocean-going steamera.