SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1186, 21 November 1884, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OPR OWN CORRE-FONPENT ] T'cnstvi". November 20. 7. >55 p.m. At the Land Board yesterday the followln« certificates of applications for agricultural leases we,e approved of ;-D Ennslrt. -R-nwran • K. FitzgibV. o n, Slmtover ; E Dnnenn cent.ion 18. Mock 1, Kawaran The District Land Office.- forwarded an application by David Reed *0 pur.-hase sec ti-mg nwarap. nodes see inn 66 of the Mines A.et. The Board decided to recommend the granting of the application. J. MnnnriefTs application to purchase saetion Kawaran. nn’er section 66 of the ]yTine« Act, was recommennefl for the favorable consideration of the Government. The Board decided to recommend the Go. ■vemment to grant the application of J. Weaver to purchase 11 acres under section €6 of the Mines Act, Fraser district. C. Perriam applied to purchase a small portion of land in Cromwell district, resolved to obtain a sketch of the land applied for. _ , . , Bnbina won Ashburton Cap. Salvage -nd. The Government are W. Waring Taylor, of Wellington, for tnisde. tneanonr in connection with recent bankruptcy. The Gawea yesterday had a narrow escape of going on the rooks at Sinclair Head whilst going from Lyttelton to Wellington. The weather was very foagy, and she was fortunately eoing very slowly, otherwise a serious accident must have happened. > m Yesterday, the Bov. Abraham Bidings, a congregational Minister, was arrested at Auckland on a charge of fe’oniona assault on a boy. .He was on board the Tarawera J-st starting fo p Svdney, and had taken his passage, He had just resigned a charge at K'.’nar*. The epidemic at Psrihaka. the deathswere mqst'lv amoni the old Natives. I, he Ashburt.-'n Aericnbnral and Pastorj/l Association Show yesterday was a The "V Parliament ban been opened for* financial pension, # # # Th« American warship Troqnofa WiH visit AneVan'l in a few davs from Sy*lnev. AH wnms under on Account of Property Tax he raid hv "December fi.