TELEGRAPHIC.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9821, 21 July 1900, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

[per press association].

Wellington, Last night The New Zealand Polo Association has received a letter from the Victorian Association suggesting that a team should visit New Zealand next season. If co, some eleven matches will be played, including interprovincial matches at Palmerston North and Wellington. The New Zealand Dairy Farmers' Union has a profit for the year of £4290, out of which a dividend of 5 per cent will be paid, £1369 written off, and £2000 devoted to bonuses to suppliers. In the Divorce Court Mary E. Johnson and Louisa Raby obtained decrees nisi on grounds of desertion, and James Dunn i and Thomas J. Hollis on grounds of adultery.

Nelson, Last night. Dr. A. J. Leggatt was committed for trial to-day on a charge of performing an illegal operation. Bail was allowed, the accused in £200 and two sureties of £100 each. Auckland, Last night. At a meeting of the Auck'and Agricultural and Pastoral Association the question of breeding horses suitable for cavalr}' remounts was discussed. It was decided to memorialise the Government on the matter and generally agreed that tho stamp of horse required could be bred at a remunerative figure, provided arrangements could be made with the British war authorities for a ready market, and the New Zealand Government is to be askerl to import or subsidise the importation of a number of suitable stallions and mares for breeding purposes.