I GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 141, 15 June 1906, Page 6

I GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

[BY TELBGRAI'H. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, 14th June. For the next sitting of the Arbitration Court here ten cases aie set down. These aw* the Allandal© coal miners, Green Island coal miners, brickwoivers, general labourers, gas stokers, tailors and tailoresses, tramways, flourmillers, engine-drivers, and fold miners' disputes. The Drainage Board after a long sitting in committee, decided not to accept any of the application received for the position of engineer. AUCKLAND, 14th June. The Auckland pigeon, poultry, and canary show opened to-day. The entries total 1154, a record for the North Island, exceeding last year's show by over 100. WANGANUI, 14th June. At the Police Court to-day, Leonard Ashwia was committed for trial on a charge of the murder of Albert Dumble, the victim of the Cafe de Paris fire on sth June. BLENHEIM, 14th June. The four-monthly sittings of the Supreme Court were opened to-day by Judae Denniston. The case of Connell v. Eerald -Newspaper Company occupied the whole day. Judgment was reserved. There are no criminal coses. TIjMARU, This Day. The Education Board received twentyseven app'icntions for the directorship of tschnical education in Timaru, and selected Mr. R. Grant, of Wanganui. For a clerkship in the office seventy-three applications were received, and the board selected Mr. J. Miller, now in the Otago Education Office.