GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3034, 22 January 1897, Page 3

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Fre&.Aiiani’.Vf-n. ’ ' .! Auckland, January 21. The Hon A. J. Cadman arrived tb-daj from Coromandel, and leaves for Wellington on Monday. ■ The barque Silverstream has sailed for London, with a cargo principally of wool ftnd gum, Valued at, £35,1)06. ... . By the steamers, from pnehanga,for .the .this afternoon a number of bdwlors fjbte Various Auckland clubs left for Wellington to take part in the Champion Bowling Tournament. In default of paying a fine of .£45 for uncustomed cigars found in his possession at Paeroa, Marcus Me Dowell Was brought to Auckland by Constable lieatty. .The ttltOiruatiVe of the fine is six months’ imjorieonnioiil'. Oamabu, January 21. At the Police Court to-day John,Eichmond was fined, with cCptc, Jill Vs , for working thrO’o hOrfes jVittt sotos ,dn tlleir Sb'Odlders. The base was a most aggravated T : ,i . Macteklok, January 21. ■A counter-petition, signed by all the small settlors living near the Matahiwi station, is being forwarded to the Minister of Lands, protesting against its resumption by the Crown. Nelson, January 21. A five-foot seam of coal has been struck in the drive from the shaft at Eunerglyn, close to the city boundary. Cii-EisTcitUKCii, January 21. At a meeting of the committee of tho Industrial Association to-night, a subcommittee whs . ,appointed tp., din'v . Up a basis fob tbo federation of all such associations throughout Now Zealand.