LATE TELEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 126, 28 May 1907, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

! JBy TetegTaph,—Press Association.) ■••-■ . SEALS EATING THE TROUTL CHBISTCHUKCH, this day. The JExhibition seals recently liberated are destroying large numbers of trout in the Waimakariri River, and the Acclimatisation "SoSiety has written to .the Colonial Secretary asking that steps should be taken to protect the trout. 33ie seals are quite tame, and when they come aehore they allow themselves to be handled.

TBROPOSE3O HAWERA TRAMWAY.

HAWEBA, this -day. ; •. She roadrng problem is growing still score acute as the winter approaches.liately efforts haTee-b'e-en"inada toidevise sbnie better system of communication - tkau metalled roads. At first the mono—- — ia.il method by horse power was con- ■ Jeered, but a meeting of local bodies : Interesfe2 has decided to procure estlanates for an electrical tramway, linking --. Eaupokonui and Hawerd,- 13 miles along the - main south road. A rough, esticJOaie for.such an jnstajlaj.ion;.is.

MINISTEE'S MOVEMENTS.

DUNEDIN/tliis day. _ The Hon. Mr Millar delivers a pre-ses-fiional address on Tuesday night, "and ,-Talso-ogeas^the-Winter. Show Oα. the same day, as €he Hon.' B. McNaßis "unable to come Soutluin-coQsequence of tke Act-ing-Fxemisr's illness., W. Bondier: Government Pomolo-i gist-, left b£:-%& : Coast boat en ronte for Dunjedin this afternoon. Mr D- Hyde« Grpvermnent poultry ex-