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(Per United Press Association.) REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Wellington', Sept. 10 The Gazette notifies the followin'* appointments of the registrars of births, deaths, and marriages:—H. Gribble, for Norsewood ; R. R. Groom, for Ormondville ; D. McCallum, for Danevirke ; and M. Cropp, for Porangahau. ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES. Auckland, Sept. 17. The man drowned at Pollock's settlement, named Stuart Jamieson, oyster gatherer, leaves a wife and three children. The cutter Start went ashore at Chamberlain’s Island, and is likely to become a total wreck. She is insured for £*2oo in the South British. Captain Trayte, of the schooner Sybil, is drowned. While the vessel was tying at Manahiki ho accidently rolled overboard while resting on deck. He was

taken out of the water immediately bat all etiorts to restore him was unavailing* Deceased was suffering from an attack of asthma. Christchurch, Sept. IT. Stephen Middleshourne was thrown from a baker’s cart at Knightstown and killed. HOTEL BURNED. Invercargill, Sept. 17. Three Horse Shoes Hotel, near Kennert v, East Road, was burned down yesterday, with the bulk of the contents. The lire was caused through sheets drying belure the lire and igniting. The building was insured for X2OO in the New Zealand Insurance Company, and reinsured for XIOO in the London and Lancashire, and the furniture for XTOO in the New Zealand. The loss is estimated at XTOO above the ns urance.