NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10702, 26 August 1896, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS

ACCIDENT TO S.S. WAVERLEY. Patha, August 26. The s.s. Wavevloy, in crossing the bar this morning with a choppy sea, went wide and struck, and went aground ou the north head. She is in no great danger, but is not likely to get off this tide. PREPARING FOR THE LICENSING ELECTIONS. Feilding, August 26. A meetiug of the flangitikei and Manawatu Licensed Victuallen Association held here yesterday, it was resolved that this Association amalgamate with the Palmerston and Wauganui Associations, for the purpose of taking combined action at the next general election for the protection of the interests of the trade. The meeting was largely attended and very enthusiastic. PAN-ANGLICAN CONFERENCE. Wellington, August 26. The Pan- Anglican Conference at Lambeth Palace next year will be attended by Bishop Cowie, Primate, and all the New Zealand bishops, except Bishop Wallis, who will look after the North Island, and Bishop Mules, who will supervise the South. Une question for discussion is whether colonial Primates shall have the title of Archbishop. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. Forty entries have been received for the Ladies Golf Championship next week, and 62 for the Handicap. Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Napier, and Palmerston North are amongst the places represented-