WELLINGTON NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4497, 15 August 1893, Page 3

WELLINGTON NEWS.

SPECIAL TELEGHAMS. Wellington. Tuesday. The Repent Burglary, The burglary at.Kirkcaldie and Stains, is causing considerable excitement, as it shows tbe class of men who urn now in towD, n(j doubt recent arrivals from Australia, Tho sale wns cut open in such an artistic and workmanlike manner as to prove conclusively that the nun are adepts at tli«ir notorious occupation. A neater job could nut have been performrd by the most accomplished London crucksrunn.

Sir g. em Sir Gqorgn* Grey, it is said, is unlikely, owing to failing health, to attend Parliament this session or to stand for election at next Portiauienti Judge Seth Smith, Judge Beth Smith, of the Native Land Court, who went to England to have An operation performed, on accountoffailinijeypsiiihthas returned by thn Ruabine rauoh benefitted. His sight it almo\t completely restored, 'Special Settlement Ageney, The Agenoy of the Manohester Special Settlement at Fejldiug, held for so long by the lute Mr Maonrthur has been conferred on Mr Giosen, formerly of the Public Works Depatt mom, town Hall Proposal. There is no chance of a Town Hall for Wellington just yet, as no tenders have been received for the lease or purchaso of the present Corporation buildings, The idea was to sell, if possible, the present building and erect a town hall and offices on the Te Aro Reclamation with the proceeds of the sale*.