NEW ZEALAND.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8097, 13 February 1892, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND.

{THSSS ASSOCIATION TSXEGBAMS.)

•i- . AUCKLAND, February 12. < At ft meeting of members and iateaaim members of the New Zealand R'fle Awoe|» titm re the Association meeting, it waa stated that civilian* *» v « "ftTfeSKS and a third man if one qualified. ._,_ It is intended to form a branch of th»Sfc. Stratford rcmte road inaj ßl * *** y ,« NEW PiIMODT^WnwA

wood, which was brought from the top of Mount Egmont last evening, the evidence given was muen the same, se that already telegraphed. The verdict returned was that deceased was found dead on Mount Egmont with no marks of violence on him The body will be buried in the Henu'i Cemetery this afternoon. The money found u» the clothes wiU be handed over to deceased s uncle.

WELLINGTON, February 12. A meeting of the Dunedin members of the Anglican Synod was held yesterday to consider the fact of the Primate having issued an inhibition against the Rev. E. S. Howell being allowed to preach in any church in any diocese.

DUNEDIN, February 12. The final auction of yesterday's wool sales showed a decline of id to id as compared with previous sales. This is a slight improvement on the rates ruling at the morning sales.

INVERCARGILL, February 12. Southland County Council have- reappointed Mr Howorth engineer, who left the service for a more remunerative position, which he immediately resigned. The Council have invited applications for the position, but rejected all and gave the post to Mr Howorth, who was not a candidate.