THE GAZETTE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2429, 3 October 1900, Page 71

THE GAZETTE.

WELLINGTON. September 27,

Agiicu!tM\il and pastoral statistics are to bo collected between October 15 and. November 10.

The following additional regulation? under "The Immigration Ke-trirtion Act, 1899." aro gazeUed : — '" Xo Ae->-ela having pas--.enqer-. on hoard cooling to :>ny port from any place outside Xcv- Zealand !-hall come alongside a wharf until the officer appointed under tLe act s-hall have inspected tho pcsseiiancl notified ilie maater of (he vesfial that his inspection has been completed. In the event of a biench of this resculation the master shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 1 £50." Thomas Wallace i* provisionally recognised Ti acting-consular agent for Italy at Christchurch.

LidutcnanL-colonel Henry Feldwick, Invercar^ill, end Lieutenant J. \V. Thui'ston. Wellington, have been awarded the Imperial roluflteor Ofßce-.-'s decoratior.

Tho dnbandment ot the Wellington Submarine Aiming Corpr i» ga?etted.

Mr C. B. Bryan, Whangaiei, has resigned his J.P.-ship.

Mr? Ti'aiiior, mother of llr Owen Trainor. o id a Aery old re-'ideiit of jArrowtown, died at Duiipdin last week {axys the Lake Ccur.tr Pres=) at the age of 102.

Clara Jolinson. ageel 31, married, but living ipart from her husband, was found dead in her room at Fitzroy (Victoria) under peculiar circumstances. Ti.ere was a giea.l gash in her threat, caused bj- .some blunt instrument, tlie jugular vein having been fevered. Cio'sc by -.vfre broke.i piece? of a bedroom bar-in, and it i= assumed thai, the woman, who \ia« •'iidei 1 tho inSucnce of liquor, fell with force oa t'll3 and broke it, thus sustaining the fatal injury.