NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1867, 29 September 1913, Page 8

NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

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CHARGE OF BREAKING AND ENTERINC. Invercargiil, September 27. At the Police Court two young men, Charles M'Cash and James Foley, wero charged with'breaking into tlio premises of Alfred Arthur, jeweller, and stealing therefrom goods valued at £254. They were remanded for a week, bail (£3OO eaoh) being granted.' WRECK AND LITICATION. Wanganul, September 27. Reserved judgment in the case J. A. Redpath, Christchurch, versus A. Hat r rick and Co.. Wanganui, a claim for £563 for coal in connection with tho wrcck of 'the Carl a two years ago, was delivered this morning by the Chief Justice. Judgment was given for plaintiff for £400 and costs. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. Auckland, September 27. The President of tho Auckland Exhibition is forwarding to the Prime Minister a Suggestion that tho Commonwealth Government should be invited to send its new flagship to visit Auckland during tho Exhibition season. In the same'letter the president suggests that the New Zealand Government should send the noWmilitary aeroplane for displav liere at Exhibition time. BRIEF MENTION Tlmaru, September 26. At the Harbour Board meeting today it was stated that tho board s loan of £100,000 at 5 per rent, had been oversubscribed by a fourth Tlmaru, September ZG. After two experience of the fog signal and owing to complaints from the townspoplo and hospital authorities and doubts as to its utility in its present position, tho Harbour Board to-day decided to ask the Marino Department to give notico ol' discontinuance as from December 31. Christchurch, September 26. At a mooting of tlie council of tho Canterbury District Law Society the honorary secretary was instructed to talco proceedings with a view to having the name of Walter Shaw, of Timaru, removed from the roll of solicitors.