SECOND EDITION. GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 18, 21 July 1893, Page 3

SECOND EDITION. GEN ERA L TE LEGR AM S

[united press association. I I Auckland, 20th July. Bishop Lnck has written to the Minister for Education, appealing against the decision of the Poard of Education in declining to inspect Roman Catholic schools. This Day. Tho Star's Russell correspondent reports that he has made enquiry by wire re Maori witchcraft, and believes there ib no truth in the police report. Nklson, This Day. At the Poultry Show, the spocial prizo for the best bird in the show was won by H. Sowman, of Blenheim, with a Plymouth Rock. At a meeting' of the Railway League last night it was unanimously resolved, in view of the proposals of tho Midland Company, to emphatically protest against any new Arrangements being made that do not provide for the agreed upon connection between Nelson and Reefton. Dunedin, This Dat. 1 At the City Conrt, William M'Phee an 3 1 Henry Hollands were committed for trial ; ou a charge of honsebreaking. 1 (Our Own Correspondent.) \ Masterton, This Dat. i Four old men wero sent to the Old Men's : Home at Wellington by the Masterton Beue- l rotent Society to-day. 1 Cartirton, This Dat. ' At a meeting held last night, Air. itupert j Fairbrother was re-elected to represent tbo ' parochial district of Carterton at tho Dio- ' ccaan Synod. !