VARIOUS NEW ZEALAND ITEMS

Greymouth Evening Star, 29 March 1910, Page 1

VARIOUS NEW ZEALAND ITEMS

[I)V TELEQKiI'H I'ER PRESS ASSOCIATIOII.]

I HE HUVEK.NOW. I I •'MAM , .March 26. 1 in* ( loyenior arrived in J imam nu Thtusdav afterini"n. He paid a visit lu each of the lown schools and was haimncllcd hv tho citizens in the evening* f f,. also pieseiited certilicates to members of ihc Si. Johns Ambulance. Yesterday he visited St. .Mary's Church and lunched at, the Alaym s piiyate resi(I,IKV - In the aflenionn he went by i rain to Eairlie and travelled to Waimale this inornine. OAAIAIU', .March 28. The Cover- I nor v isited Knnuv to-day vv here he w.'K enthusiastically welci.tiled In j |,.. | residents and school children.' Dr. Stevens presented an address of welcoitie on India 1 f of the residents and Mr 1). Sutherland, mi hen,alt .f the Waitaki Comity ('mined . j|,s , Al - I ■ Et" v visited (i.iniarii this afternoon and was presented with an address of welcome by the Alavor at a [inliiic Inaction. (M\ Eltsin CADETS. cmilsrcnciD'll. March 28 Ih, visit inr; students it em Auckland Wei-

liiiglou and Dunedin were welcomed at Canterbury College tins morning by IVu lesser ( Rabat 1 (Chairman the Professional Hoard) ami Mr C. Adams ("11 behalf of the Rel id of iCi, , lM ,,s). I lie inter-', "liege tournament eomitmu ■ c: d on i lie Avoasido Coii.ts with the lit>!■ stages ~f the tennis contests. The t"ii! nameiit w .di be eotitintt d to-night with the boxing championship; ~>, Monday with the a I hi.-: if and | lehat mg coati si. it,, I’uesdav lie i "ill be the tennis tmals and university ball. ID PR 1C ANE at 111 1. Dl NEDIN. Hus | lay R, ,d ' in rega id 1,, ;h s-u vn !i n n ac.i mstales i bat one of the most destructive iturrtean, ■ ever e\p.i ictua-.l -tiuek Mva at 10.50 p.m en liiuisdav liptown I i In.ary was um.ofed and the bulk Sunlight blown ashore at I.anil ' 'reek. L is under'!- d that the I low ".as general lli long, -u i the group .and i!m whole ~f the banana crop was ■ 1 "p"d. 150 DA' I'd TNI' PALMERSTON. Tins Day. A body -mas toiiml on the Eoxtoii beach yesterday and proves to lie that of a man about sft 8 in in height am! between tiiTy and sixty years of age. Ii- was slightly La LI with reddish whiskers turning gr.y and apparently a working man of seafaring app, aane. . iiwas tally dressed hut wearing slippeis. A handkerchief was diwov-T.-d in the peek, I of the elo'h-s with th • name I

I 11 at i iisoii" in tlm eorm r. HIE Y M.R.C. i TT.MARC. Match 23. The animal ! Y•■nng Men's Rihl, ' T.;-- t ni,,n In sfilntte of the Presbyterian Church L :ii_ held at the Timaru Show grounds About 200 are nie-nt from all parts ~i the Domini,,>n. tin- wallmr was line til! yesterday. Tin- Confer- | dice decided that tin- next camp be at Wellington and that an extra .'TOO a year be raised for a ■■ .ml a.: M i-.t ( Rib!,- Class work, tie- AV-eimT-. Rdde I t la-- Cm, n and C-m rid A m eddy m I liini the balance. It was also d-d Cult 'I: ' < 'ill',. >k" be induced to add I a Rib!.- < 'lass supplement mm:; lily in place of the defunct A,,nng .‘dan's Magazine. Si, John's (Lyttelton) I, am ) won the championship banner. Tim | camp breaks up t,,-moi iov. iimMi.ieg. j

I- AT AI. ACCIDENT. Di NEDIN. 1 his Day. t: ■ ffi. y j Fisher, aged foil it , ti, vva» sit*,; in the j groin In a pea title some days ag>> j and died in Ihe hospital I his ,g j I A DFSPER.AT E CHAR ACi ER. I Di NEDIN, March 28. A man I named Hand, who was eha-ged a' Urn j police C'oiiri. with bieaiung am! eiiicrmg and slicking up a young' woman, was brought before the police .min | and remanded tdi I hursday. In addi- I I i., 11 to a I'e.olver, mask iiikl sheath j knife, he had in his possession a daik iaiileru and twelve packages oi eail-l Id Id i I ADA. NEAA IT.A Al'd 111 Mai h 23 A : smal l pi,-, - " oi i Mice detect i\ e w,,rk t was achieved ~n Sunday night. Dur j ing tin e.eaing a house. npie.i by | Air Slump,'"le, was Inn glanoii -H en j II red during In , hall hour's abs. m- | a lid ai>, •n' £io u 1' "in a trunk with a Key taken from a p,.,k,T in tlm I ii o;n. Tlnit a Ledi. um in a imighCoiir |

money '"ln t. ■ . t■ ■ a ■ • 11 • i> ■■ 1 j lew w 1.. i. . -ii a man a • sh- pm , | Dei. . n\e Dodadni v,n., d bv i ini j M.d.le <)' X<■ ill at midnight. Two leans j leier lie had Jane-s Daidwin n n -l. d I m bed in another boardinghouse with I , lie I). ...! V 111 Ills pi .s-e-Mon. <IfIMIN AI.S I i Id. \d I. \ lit l K I WKi.I.INi; ld\, This Day. ihe p-. ! lie. h avo nu! yet discovered M-pli j i’eWelka. who escaped 11011 l I.; 11111) I < <!! > Police Station on d Imrsday last. J 1. 11f I: AK IA N S CUM KHK.Nt I-:. I I) I’X KDI N. March 28. ddie Ills' j conference of tie- I’nhlic l.ihrai n-s ot j ; lie I i..minion ..pen d t lns morning and | j.... 1 1 \ed i" IT.r in a l.ihraiies Assoeia- | lion of New Zealand. Ilie Mayor ol j Dunedin ollicially welcomed the d.-K- i cans. Capers vote lend by Mr 1 Wilson In. i I 'arliam.-nt :.ry l.ihi nr- j nant and t)r. I’ ivngh-y. SIDDKN I>K Ad 11. DI'NKDI X. March 28- Jennie Me ;,.e d toll. V \ ill’s, die 1 veslerdav morning in a house at Morringtoii oecn pi dby Mis Durst.’Mi. she went ili-re on J4tii and died alder uiviny. Dil ili to iv.o children. An mijnesl was l.amal I \ . ipeiied aml ad joii rued iii 1 I’ nda i .. I I IK IXtdi.MK TAX 1 'ASKS. WKKKINDTON. This Day. Si, Joseph \V;ird has made a Inrtlier slate nu nt concernin’' Hr. Ih-ycs. the I.and Ca\ <'oinmi edoiiei and \ aincr ( .'encrai Mr. Ilichardson had mly completed I lie examination upon the complaints last week, idle < dovei iinient, at the same time, cocci vet 1 a report from Mr He.vt' hut neither his stalements lied Ihosc taken by Mr. Richardson li;nl been made on oath. Mr. I levers had eon11ailicled inosi of the allegations against him. Mr. lleycs would he examined on oat ii and all complaints reported upon before the (Joveriimeiit woiil tldecidc.