WITHIN THE DOMINION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8186, 30 July 1912, Page 5

WITHIN THE DOMINION

LATEST TELEGRAMS F&ESS ASSOCIATION. CANADIAN CADETS ON TODS. AUCKLAND, July 2D. Mr Beddoo, Canadian Trade Commie* flioner, has received a wireless message from the steamer Zealand ia, stating that tile Canadian Cadets are well, and have (had a favourable trip. Mr Beddoo replied : “Hearty welcome from under the Southern Cross. On arrival you will see tho flag Which for a thousand years has braved the battle and breeze—tho good old Dnion Jack."

MAHENO IN A GALE. AUCKLAND, July 29. The Malheno, which arrived at 1 a.m» from Sydney, experienced a heavy easterly gale during Wednesday and Thursday, Big seas were shipped and tho calling flooded. No damage was done.

INJURED CYCLIST EXPIRES. INVERCARGILL, July 29. The young man mexajidor Kelly, who, while riding a motor-cycle, collided with a tramcar, died at the hospital to-day without regaining consciousness. The base of the skull was Iracturod, and « leg was broken in two places.

BODY FOUND ON BEACH.

AUCKLAND. July 29. The dead body, supposed to bo that ol Samuel Wadsworth, a sailor, who wai washed off the scow Era on June 30thf was found on tho Motatapu beach. . WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY.

AUCKLAND, July 28, Mary Jane Whittingham, aged forty* nine years, married, and a resident of Wellington street, died suddenly after • fit of coughing.

JUNIOR CADET SYSTEM. "" NAPIER. July 29. At a meeting of the Napier branch of the Teachers' Institute on Saturday resolutions were passed approving of the present system of junior cadets, and Strongly protesting against the sub* stitution therefor of scouts.

COMMITTED FOE SENTENCE. WANGANUI. July 29. Tho youth named George Albert Walj Unglord, who wae last week committed for sentence on charges of theft of jewellery, valued at .£*7o, was again before the court this morning, chained with goolbreakiug. and, in addition, thefts of jewellery,, vailued at .£l2O. He pleaded guilty to all the charges, and was committed for sentence to the Wellingto* Supremo Court.

MISHAP TO THE MARAROA. CHRISTCHURCH, July 29. Mr Marryatt, engineer of the Mararoa. to-day discovered a flaw in tho thrust shaft of the vessel, and consequently there will bo no ferry trip to Wellington Ito-night. The Mararoa will probably he sent to Dunedin now for her annual loverhdul. t

DROWNED IN A CREEK. GISBORNE, July 29. The body of a young man discovered in Waikanae creek has been identified as that of Ivan McDonald, shearer, recently working at Ruakituri station. Ho come to town on Wednesday, the 17th, and was last seen on Wednesday Uet at 9 p.m. How he got into tho creek is a mystery. Deceased was a native of Australia, and was twenty-eight years of age. Ho was only known locally as McDonald, hut real name being Robert Warren Lang.