AUCKLAND NOTES.

Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8079, 26 June 1895, Page 2

AUCKLAND NOTES.

Aitcklahd, Last night. This evening's Star flays : — " Business was slack on the Stock Exchange to-daj% and. the sales reported were mostly at lower rates. So much capital has now been 1 <:'od up in new companies that an; mently the limit has been reached, uud buyers have decided to take a rast."

A few friends and supporters of the Liberal cause met together; to-day to present to, Mr Wro. Beehan, J.P., a gold medal as a slight token of the high appreciation in which be is held by them on account of his devotion to the party during a period of nearly 20 years. De'ectiv*e Chrys^al arrested David Egan this afternoon, on a charge of forging and uttering at Tauranga.

[By Telegraph.—Own Corespondent.] Auckland, This day. George Cruickshank, well known of the firm of Cruickshank and Miller, irnomoDgers, and brother ot Jthe late D. B. Cruickshank, died very suddenly yesterday afternoon. At the meeting of the Women's Liberal League lilt night, a heated discussion took place, the result being that the League reaffirmed their former resolution in favor of enforcing the CD. Act as against both sexes.