The Dunstan Times. CLDYE, FRIDAY. NOV. 12, 1886. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1289, 12 November 1886, Page 2

The Dunstan Times. CLDYE, FRIDAY. NOV. 12, 1886. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Beneath the rale of men entirely just The pen is mightierthar. the sword.

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] {From cur Correspondents). Dnjranitf, November 11. 7 25 p.m. At Land Board yesterday tho ap plications of John Wilson, Anthony Patterson, and Lawrence Spedderie, for deferred-payment lands, were granted in the Lander District. It was decided that the following sections in Clyde township should, with the approval of the Governor, he classified as suburban land, and offered at the upset price of L 3 per acre; - Sec'ion 7, block L ; sections ] to 10, block LI; sections 1 to 4, block LIT; and sections 1 and 2, block LILT. At

n special meeting of the Board today several licen.es of d ferred payment lands were cancelled on account of being in arrears of payment. The Christchurch "race* were onu tinned-to-day. Tres Sec won the n.nd ea; Ike the Selling K aco • Disowned the Dethy, with Aitillerv r\ p di Mxt > an(| Apropos beat Molly Bawn for the Lance Me. monal Stakes, Spado Guinea bein« , third. ° , The Mararoa arrived in port yes ter. 4 day from Sydney. This is her first vi«it here; she belongs to the Union Company, The report ot the Mosgiel Woollen Company proposes to ~a y a dividend of ten per cent The report is a fairly satisfactory one. R.!ir a n n! ' etinS ° f Wllimea Plains Kailway Company was he'd yesterday to confirm the resolution authorising the sale of the hneto the Government. the Great Bamer murder case was continued yesterday. Mrs Taylor wife of the murdered man, gave evil dence. ° A man named Gaff and a Maori 'vere drowned at K.issell yesterday morning by a boat capsizing William- Weir, a billiard marker at Invercargill, was drowned at the Bluff on Monday night. The reports from Teotulpa eontmne favorable. Good •gold-beam* sully has been discovered adjoining Brady’s claim. ° . Two bookmakers at Ch.ist chinch were fined L 25 each fo-dav for a breach of the Gaming and Lotteries Act. they received money and undertook to pay on ihe winning horse the same dividend as the tntalisatnr. Ihe Saurian monster in the Waikato district has developed into a ti<r r fontpi ints of Which it is alleged have been seen on CastleioiTs farm, and a large number of people on horseback ana. foot have been out hunting ir. the Herald’ gives a circumstantial account of its being seen by s. veral partus, but the statements are geuer* ally discredited In the cricket match Englishmen y. Victoria, the former scored 332. The game was drawn. Goldshorough’s wool sale yesterday was considered one of the most satistactory of the season. London, November 18, After the proceedings in connection with ihe Lord Mayor’s shov were over, a large crowd assembled in Trafalgar Square, where the Socialists Imblan open air meeting at ihe foot of Is e!son a column. Speeches were delivered by the socialist leaders, and re.l hags were displayed The po ice, assisted by a force of the Horse Gminis, dspersed. the crowd, who. ottered r.o resistance. 1 The elec ion of a successor to Prince Alexander took place in the Sohranie today. Prince W.ddemar, of Denmark, was unanimously elected to the ihi oi)6 of Bulgaria. The Regency Las released the Jbourgas plotters. .i J , he i li, ! qu,s Salisbury has stated Uiat England’s immediate interests are not engaged in the Balkan dispute and he expresses an opinion that, the judgment of Austria will carry an e ormous weight in the councils of Great Britain. He adds tSit Jin-land will act wiihout allies if her interests are endangered.