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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1755, 18 August 1874, Page 2

The Pistricfc Court was. to-day adjou.rjbedj iturifil tbW l«f Se^tetnber'o^ring't^ the'^lwence | of the Judgs. . , , j.' \ A requisitidji tb thief'UM!ayov 'is 1 ih:'cours'e'b'fi •ignature. asking ,-Wpi to, pall ; a meeting to 1 express an'^dpmionV^onrthe^proposals of the; Primier re th» abolition of the I^orth Island Provinces. '--—♦ . . , W:g have. be»n ; informed ,tbata recent deatb > of an aged lady in Gtrahimstown was the' jesuli of; a * H}l( -^ by,,, the; makeshift i charaefcor of a footpath' in the Borough. It; is laid that the; kdy.suitftinad concussioa of! thebrain' in' W "'fait* nnd never "r9cov,eredj canicio^snes3(--- f : .. r . !ST .. v , r ,,. : -j ;-[■•":• , ; A me'etin* of the Borough Council and] Hifijhway Truitce* was held last night to coa-f •ider the communication from the Taurafiga; Boards regarding th,e^r,oadi f hetween Thames,) Tauranga and "Cambridge. The meeting was unanimous in conßidering the matter a! desirable one for "co-operation and action,; and: t.elegrams,wer*-decided .upon to be ,sent|| to:' I'memb«rs at Weiiragton;''iricludiTig ' thet Superintendent, apd .Provincial Secretary.' rTfi c fiftyo* presided. 'The telegrams wertf despatched by the To wnClork \ The following appeared in ye»terday,s^ Crps* '•■rrW 0 ' ar J P^l*^!l^^? B?^*^ 11**Ter^| handsome .baton is'& to presented 1 ?o.Mr. Q-.J B. Allen, the talented conductor of thej English Opera Troupe, on his return to Auck;^ land from the CEhames. The baton is now in; the hands of Mr.' Alexancter/jeweller, and; will be i|ade of silver; with gold bands and^ scroll work, having at the base slio a speci- ! men of' goW bearing.-quarfcz,.aiid, at the .tip a "fragment"of greenstone.' The siibacribera to 1 the gift are; members of, th». Qpera Troupe and a few; other Aucklaud friends. • ;