TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

West Coast Times, Issue 7653, 21 March 1890, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

5 • TPstt United Pkess Association.] » ?NTr,RPROVINCTAL. ) Wellington, ?»rarch*2o. The Kepiesentation Commission has r iinishoi its work, but the report aDd accompanying inav)3 will not be ready for somj days. The boundaries will be greatly altered from those fixed in June 1887, Dunedin, March 20. /fc a mreHn- of 'ho Eshibit'on Coin. ) missioners to-day- if waa decided to definitely close the Exhibition on the 19bh April, and n^'-iee is to be given to ) the oichestri tint they will not be required beyon 1 the 12th proximo. At the Police Court to-day, MrCroombiei ' Depu'y Tax Oomin ; ° iener, prosecuted -la lies flume, John Wuldie und A- D. 1 Quther.'ord f)r neglecting yto furnish • statements of their property. Mr Carew, R.M,, decide 1 from the evitfeoce tliafc the neglect was not wilful, and therefore came ! under Section 116. TJ e fiied each defendant £5 and 70s cos's. A golfl beraring reef has been dis» covered a railo from Arrowtown, and traced for a considerable distance towards the head or Bracdon GullyOwing to the prevalence of influeaza never at schools are closing. Grbyjiouth, March 20. The Jockey Club have paid £600 in stake money, The principal winners were ;— A W. Morse, £225 ;F. Hill, £140; R. 0. Hungerford, £90 ; M and 0. FJobba, £45. The remainder were small amounts £25 and under. Feilding, March 20. Yesterday while a coach containing a driver and three passengers was on its way to Birmingham the brake gave way and in endeavoring to keep the 1 horses in the cutting the pole boko, and the whole canoern went over the enbankment. The driver and two passengers were severely bruised. Tho third named Fortune Gilm<;r, aged 72, was found underneath one of the horses. lie waa conveyed to an hotel close by, but died shortly afterwarrb from internal injuries and severe shaking to the system,