NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Hastings Standard, Issue 28, 29 May 1896, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(iLNLRAL ITEMS. Aivicr.AMi, May 2*. The Hon. M'K- ni- was Ttnable to address a inaetim.: in the City llal! to-nkdif, owtr.j? to In m-_r seized with. » ?ov«rr*r attack of colic. I')r Kin«r is ;at«.n*'in;.r hint. The Hon. Mr Walker. Minist'/r of l'.dtK.alinn. attended thr ifj-nijrht and delivered a short fn'iliuead addre--s. \[v Tln-o. Cooper moved, and Mis \aies seconded, the foUowhi'-r resolution, which wa,s carriid rniantnioir'-iy : *' That this of Auckland citizens accord.-; ;t hearty vote ot th the Hot). \V. C. V> -''ll.'. r for hi". m.'l\ ahle and iii>:ruc*ivc ; d lr- -a ;irei nf urialiated conft'u-ii'-f in the i (iovenujient." An elder!v men mnn d T\i nie-th Black, on a char ; ,'i*of forgery, lias h-eti eonunitted for trial. Thomas W;tlii>ni Searrtan. Lao- town clerk for Birkciiht ad aral rate 1 eolleft-'v; to the Ptikt-ntua Koad f?o:ird, v ~!i I i- i [en certain moneys, the j>irp>L' ot t ,i I '". •1- a was cr;rainitted for U: •!. 'iho llo'i. V.. ('. Wa'.ki. r. 3!h:Ht'-r o* LI ': ,• . \i- : .- d the '!'• • haa :d >•. :■ l ' d s:avei; i'viii;,' aei.aa:>jm 1 ' ' 'T* t. -\ ("iKaits-. r.f th" !» i,i ' <•. ! I "I-a:. ;dr Wa'ki a c:. - ]i. - 1•• •- loiise tha*. tin- iaana' of I '■ i i i lead oetaO'V t'aa..; same relations to the ~ 1»--tveen the Technical Schoa! atta tla.. lioard of lahieation in Vt'elhitaton. In Wellington 11 ii 1 '■< a t t« aa.a iers. ar*ijna'iivina' te> iuipa!'. i'=chnieal edneatton. wiiile in Auckhir.d only three teachers attend a She c-a s. It ; s tie- hU'auion of I.r Coe»>)ei" to Lhf it.atl'efor; ih-a Board. '• i 1 ■ 1 t.y !t.-i A lire hrok' l oat this mor.iinu' in the Naiional Mi » a! «»' ■ .» 1 < a thr-v----st- brick 1 mII»I r._- i (. -im-hon-a 1 quay. It iTive eon H -rad-i' irsiejjie Ix'tore hih 1 i • . ■ 1 a. de;ii of injury was don<» hy wv.tvr. an I the floor h.i 1 '• h in r.!aa/--s. hut the is'-in 1 .vlis nar damaged. The insuraaice'S at.a«!int to !;x<;(.;e> in thi* s:. ;d r! \ e-;..>-. : a. Liverpool L'liulon en t cdolie. \:'t;ot!al. lh»yal. South British ii ua rdia :i. Sim. North <.< i i • i" • V olric! a _L!• Ii ' ( Tuiui'.teo pass d . - a > 1 th..; nioney to i' l * P 1 aaal a.sk ;ha Ih ,mir *o ' Lee udntinist p, uo i l ' ai* ■ a: ey 'a-'. Jaaies !M..'ii an. dr.-'ipaa. was Ji-ie-l .">0- and costs on three eha~e'e- of eniployii\ir on Saturday afteiTaaor:. At a in?:.. of tlve Ciiariiaha.* A' 1 Boa"d h'tter wa- fr.au ih--Trustees of the Imiiuistiug reeoii'-tderatioa of the «k----cision p.-[-.■etitit;' the tfiHtf.-i" re-po-a-tion. whie't tlte Iw-arl had naluced hy £IOOO. The li-xu'd ri'-e»ived to adhere to its previous deeiskm. A v. ell-a ten.i -1 a> • th;;.' of the Women's Franch: a? Le;eaite to-night considered the ede.catioti or.estion. A resolution was carried aiunmnu" that ; Scripture toxi-hook daeeild i-; p'-n :-r. 1 hy a committee and, the tjuestum of niutroduction into ha submitted to tlsc people hy the ivo rt ndutn. It also resolved hy a large majority that the (iue.slion of Pjlde in -v !.-> he sitlunitteii to the people by the fi■ feraiduin. At the Women's League ni«-eting a e",a;a r vea r 11 'i i is ti.rL pri-s- nt it o ' 4 ) th Lht i j 1 aTi" S dd.o;, and i* - t i i ' t • \ecutive c< i al - 11' ' i- > as a nor-[ a* »■" o ' m t <> not to take part 'rv the domon-tratioii, l>-it thu tli i o 1 ' ' l the table and opportunity given to itidivi.lt! d members to join in the oe:noii--ira tion. A number of '-üb-;--ripiit.ns towards th-a movc-iueni v.vre rc-ceiveil in the room.