Z.N. TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7353, 22 July 1902, Page 4

Z.N. TELEGRAMS.

(Presn Association. Wellington, Ju!y 21. Justices Williams, Denniston, and Conoily nro sitting in the Appral Court heaiing the G'Btbotno native land crises'. The bearing is cspepied to l^t dining tho greater piivt o( tlio wei fc. Wellington, July 21. Fanny Cook, a middle tigfd w man of (he unfortunate class, was found by a constable tying in Victoria-street, near tlio Public Library, this evening. She was in a 6tate of collapse, and diedwhiie being removed to the colls in a cab. Duxemn, July 21. Jamea McCadio, ft very old settler in tho Shng Valley, died suddenly this morning, 110 leaves a widow and two children. Wellington', July 21. Lord Eanim-Iy left for Lyttclton today by tlio Itingarooma, for the purpo3e of presenting medals to rotumed troopers at Chiisteburch. DrNi'Dis, Ju'y 21. Tenders were opened to-duy foi-J4d Otago IJaibour Boar:' 5 per cent debentures, available by tho drawing of the sinking fund debenture:', to havo v currency of 82 vars. Twmity-fii'o ten dors were "ceciTed, and tbo whole were placed at an avcrago prtraum of £11 Ga SU per £100. At ihu'polioo court, .lame 3 I'iper was committed for tiial on a charge <>l fssaulting tho lieenseo of tho Wavcilev Hotel. At a n;e: {irigf of the railway employe' s i-f !ho Ot;if[i) Sf cliou, it wa« unaniiuouslj resolved " That this mcetin;; ol milwiy lucn protest aguinit the Government BiiihvnyH Superannuation Fund Bill passing into law in its present form, inasmuch as no adequate prcvis'on ij made for thoao who shall bavo to retho when tho Act comes into force, or for those who will be on the eve of retirement at that period," Only threo gamen were playod to-day in lbs draughts match botween James Gardiner, ibo present champion, and D. Brodie, ex-cliampion, in the driuighi.s match for .£.JO ii-side, in tho best ef 24 gamos. B'.odio won tho first game, and ih other two wero draw. o Nai'ie*{, July 21. An exnmination of the s.>. Tarawro reveals iha fuct-that r, iUu,t was matin in her bottom by tlio steau>or passing ovei her anchor when coming into thi wharf this m- rning. Tompoiory repairs an bi'ing. jnade, and it ia expected ihr Bteauier will lctivo for Wellington in tb(morning, but she will not take passengers. . Nklson "ul.v 21 Six Stntv liulusttiul Keli-ioi bf.\s ei-ciip.d fiom ho insii!ution yesterday, und Hi-t sliil i.t l'ugo. The man-tgi'moi't roiuso l; give any dcinl-j, but tin poiico have I son corcmuntca'oJ with, and a searcli iias begun.