BREVITIES.

Evening Star, Issue 12094, 15 January 1904, Page 7

BREVITIES.

v.- Messrs H. C. Tewaley and W. H. Chunj.toji, both of Auckland, will represent .Oxer \" diocese at the Anglican Synod, vice- \ «SeiJHni Ritchie and Bicsknell, who are un- ) .>*&» to leave town. ' 'tthe* Dunedin bowling team afc Auckland nhrvived the tenth round, had a bye in the eleventh, and went down in the twelfth before Auckland, who scored 48 to their 36. Science Congress members who attend the meeting in Brisbane will be granted free passes over all Queensland railways. It is asserted that not more than twenty persons abused the free pass science privileges over New Zealand railways. The Peninsula Milk Supply Association were awarded two gold medals :at '. the Colonial Products Exhibition at Liverpool. There is a probability of the fire brigade jemonafaufcion being held hvßuuedin next pear. ' Tie Ocean Beach Domain Board meeting, summoned for last evening, lapsed for' want of a, quorum. The tender of Messrs A. and Ti Burt for ironwork for the High street tramway has been accepted by the Mornington Council. The Executive of the Dunedin Rate- . Association last night decided to sapport the candidature of Messrs T. Scott, J. Gore, W. Burnett, and J. Milnea for the Drainage Board vacancies. Mr R. Brinsley retired.

Three members of the Science Congress yesterday superintended dredging operations off the Otago coast on the 100-fathom line. The results have not been made public.