Telegrams.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3869, 4 May 1906, Page 3

Telegrams.

Wellington, May 3

The Daily Commissioner states that the export of dairy produce for the year ended March 81st establishes a record, value exceeding £2,000,000. The grading store figures show an export of butter valued at -£1,090/198, and ot cheese £854,298. Combined these figures show an increase over the previous vear of £194,091.

New PiAMou'nr, May S.

The oil, clean and with a total absence of water, continues to flow from the boro. The share market is very active. Last night buyers were asked .£BO, and this morning £B3 was offered, but holders lire offering at £BS. Outside demands for shares, especially from Wellington and Auckland, are numerous, £lO being an offer from the former city. CiißiKTGiiuncn, May 8.

A stabbing affray took place at the Railway Hotel to-night, when a boarder named Joseph Brown stabbed W. J. Kao, the licensee, through the hand and in the cheek with a pocket knife. No cause is assigned for the act. The wounds are not of a serious character.