NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 291, 18 April 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(PEB FBESB ASSOCIATION.') Auckland, April 16. The Auckland Freezing Works are busy refrigerating meat for shipment to London by the steamer Buteshire. Six thousand seven hundred carcases of frozen meat will be shipped here, the consign inent including beef, mutton, and lnrub. Tbe inquest on the body of Joseph Holland, at Koliukohu, ha? been adjourned till the 16th of May. Dr Hall, after a post mortem, stated there was no indication he could discover as to how deceased died. The contents of the ct"Oiach are to be seat to Auckland for aualjrsis. Chbistchukch, April 17 Mr William Dv Moulin, a very early settler m tbe northern district, died today. He nrriV'd in Sydney in 1828, and enme to Canterbury in 1853. H- J. Piter, of the Pioneer Bicycle "lub, jesterday reduced the 50-tnile amateur road record of the Colon y to 2 hours 44rmn 20sec At Kanciora to»day n farmer named Thomas Barlton was committed for trial on charges of larceny from farmers residing near him. At a meeting regarding the unemployed to night, it was resolved that in the opinion ol tho meeting it was the duty of the Government to subsidise local bodies for tbe purpose of finding employment during the present distress, in accordance with innumerable piecedents, and in the manner suggested by the meeting last week, viz., a £ for £ subsidy to local bodies.