NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 243, 19 February 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(PKH PBEB- ASSOCIATION.) Auckland. February 17. Wnrnock Bros.' premises was burglar ised last night The safe was attempted unsuccessfully The University College has received a telegram fiom Londou statins that | Charles William E_erton. Senior Moderator and Gold Medallist of Dublin University, has been appointed Professor of English. M G. Middleton, < ambridg<% aDd H. T. Tubbs for tbe Classical Chair. The Council will offer it to the latter. Wellington, February 18. Tbe Ruabinetook 611 tons nf dairy pro dace, 332 of cheese, and 278 of butter. Another School Committee has sent its resignation to tho Education Board The Mauukau committee hare bad a difficulty with tho headmaster about paddocking children's horses m grounds attached to tbo school, aud have taken this way of cutting tbe Cfirdian knot. The Premier desires to haye a correction made m tbat patt of bis speech refetnng to exports, where an omission occurs which may convey au erroneous impression He stnted that according to tbe report of tbe Chairman of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, taking tbe years 1892 and 1893 up to September 30th last if tbo same values bad been obtained, there would bave been an increase for tbe year ending September 30 of £221,440. If, as reported and the calendar rear be taken, there is a fel 'in«» off for the year 1893. as compared with 1892, this to some extent mar be attributed to tbe late ne*B of tbe wool shipments. A deputation requested the Minister rf Lands to pay tbe expenses of tbe de legates to the Agricultural Conference here in Mny The Hon J. Mackenzie 'nought it unlikely that tbis could be done but promised to give the use of Bellamy's for the meet ing if Parliament was not sit* tine. The Alameda with the colonial mails arrived at San Francisco fiom Auckland at tho time table date. ■