NEW ZEALAND.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1716, 5 April 1906, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND.

Per Press Association Wuipawa. last night.

Con. Doyle lias boon arrestod for the manslaughter of Mary Jano Daniel, who was killed in a buggy accident at To Auto Hill on March 24th.

Wellington, last night. The Appeal Court reserved judgment in the case of the Bank of Now Zealand and Ewing versus the Scandinavian Water-race Company.

Cbris’ohurob, last night. The Premier has received a cable from the High Commissioner, stating that the United States Government is asking for appropriation from Congress of 10,000 dollars for the expenses of delegates at the Now Zealand Exhibition. Dunedin, laet night.

Mr Woolf Harris, of London, a former resident of this city, has presented £SOO to the Dunedin Jewish congregation to extinguish the debt on the Synagogue building. Thomas Houlahan and Thomas Butler wore each fined £5 and costs £4 8s sd, for trespassing on Tahuna Park during the trotting meeting. The cases were formerly dismissed by the Magistrate without prej ndice, on tho ground that the question of title was raised, and he had no jurisdiction. The Club appealed to Mr Justice Cooper, who ruled that the question of title was not relevant, and that under the Police Offences Act the Magistrate ought not to have refused jurisdiction.