Telegraphic News.

Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10409, 9 September 1903, Page 4

Telegraphic News.

(Per United; Psms Association.) ■ ■ 'OHRISTGHUROH, September 8. In tlie teat case as to the question of the right of the Meat 'Counjpaaiy to slaughter aib their factory for other •people, Ma- Haselden, ,S.Mi., said! there wias no authority for the defendants to do so under the Slaughtering Inspection Act mother the iSlupa-eme Count would! consider the application for -a mandamus .oomiipslling the aouneil to agree to this being done was, he .thoughts -very doubtful. The Ohristobjuiroli Moat Ooniiipanyi vim fined .£2O and Knight, a bukb&r 1, £2. WANUMJI, September 8The owners of tihe schooner Toroa, four vmtei out tarn ■Gireynuoutihi w> Waaiganui, iiaivte practically e.baindoned .ail hopes; for fihe safety of the vessel, wihiclh .Gamed! eight of-a crew!-and 200 tans of 'Coal DUNiEiDIN, September 8The Otago Railway League "haa pa.ss'ed) a 'resolution oomimeiitiiig. on the fact that tihe promilsea to push the lino on to Alexandra by this yean was not kept, a.nd urging members to keep the GoYeiiwnient up 'to' the mark. i DUNEBIN, (Sieiptembar gi Clharles Mainderson, a maimed man, living: with his wife and ftumiily at Mosgiel, blew the top of his iliead! off this morning- He had- been weakttniinded' for somie time. | DUNEiDIN; September 8- ■ Margavet iSaundei'S, ohangedi witlh. ■abandoning lier infanifc, was befoire tih°, Suipreme Coun-t this imarming. She was released! on her father finding' a ,bondi of £25. .