MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 14 September 1909, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

(Pbe33 Association. — Copteiqht.) , • LONDON, Monday. 1 A successful aviation, week has been t held at Breschia. Mr Gurtiss won a prize. . for covering 50 kilometres in 49mins. 24 '. sees. M. Rougier was the winner of r the high flight, reaching 380 ft. I FEILDING, Monday. The anniiaj meeting of the Chamber j of o'ommerao was held tonight. It was noted that the opening of the Main "' .'Trunk railway jlifie had proved of '' great Importance to FeiMing. Early j fruits and coal were received from Auckland and the Waikato, and Feilding was sending to those markets bacon, pigs, ' oats and grass seed. An increase in the g prices for frozen meat would still further advance the prosperity of the Feild. 1 ing district. " NAPIER, Monday. | Mr and Mrs W. Bannerman, of Auckland, have been appointed master and matron of'the Hawkes Bay United CharX itable Aid Board, Old Peopled Home at J| Parke Island, near Napier. Mr Bannerman is at present the master of the Costley Home at Auckland. 1 : ; THAMES, Monday. 1 Warden Burgess, in delivering judg : c ment in a case where after a decree o£ ? forfeiture had been grapted the SRJ>!i- --? oant claimed 'to have pegged the gfouiid 1 by formally plaoing his hands on the exinting pegs, stated that that was not 1 sufficient to constitute proper marking • out. New pegs are required to be put ' in their acquiescence in tho position of 1 the previously existing pegs. The Magis--1 trate held the claim had not been mark- • ed out according to law, and he refused 9 the application. ■ WELLINGTON, Mdnday. 1 Mr J. Graham Gow, Trade Oommis; 1 sioner, leaves. Wellington by xhe Hauroto B on Friday for Raratonga and Tahiti to 8 inquire into the possibilities of trade in " view of the establishment of the Go- • vernment subsidised steam service now running between Wellington and the Is ; • lands.