TELEGRAPHIC

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9446, 9 November 1891, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC

(PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Dunedin, November 8. Tho Educational Instilnte, at its meeting yesterday, carried a resolution that until * Chair of Pedagogy bo established in connection with the chief University Colleges it is of the greatest importance to the welfare of education that efficient training colleges be maintained in chief centres, and that the Minister cf Education be urged to reinstate the vote for training colleges. New Plymouth, November 8.

.At a meeting held on Saturday to form a branch of the National Association of New Zealand, it was resolved that a branch bo formed. The Member for New Plymouth was the only dissentient to the motion. An influential committee was elected. Greymouth, November S. Tho Midland Railway Company will shortly send away a cargo of general timber consisting of GOO.OOUftto London

This week's coal export was 2SCI tons. Westport, November S. The coal export for the week ended yesterday was 1991 tons. Last week’s export was erroneously telegraphed as 40S tons instead of 4003 tons. Auckland, November 7. In reply to an application that a horse track should be constructed connecting tho Stratford and Central routes tho Minister for Lands states it would cost £6BOO to make a passable track, or £IOO per mile, and there are no funds available.

Huntehville; November 7. Mr Geo. Hutchison, M.G.R., was ban. quettod at Hunterville last night. Blenheim, November 7. Private information states that Mr S. J. Macaliater is Jthe successful tenderer for the extension of the Blenheim • Awatero railway.