NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 298, 26 April 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(PRK PBEBS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland. April 25 Tl>e Rera. MoNio^H, Bull, l<itt and Williams and Mr T. Allen left by the Te 'Anau to attcud the Australasian Methodist Conference at \delaide. The Hon W. P. Kreves, on requisition, addresses tbe otizons oi Auckland on Tuesday next. ho Liberals of Hamilton desire him also to address the Wutkato settlors Two men, for embezzling cargo from tbe barque tcttia Moore, wore sentenced to three months' hard labor. Tho Travellers Rest Hotel, Southern Wairoo, has been burned down. Insurances — Hotel £300, furmtuie and stock £230, in Economic office. Tbe hotel w»« built during t lie Waik.ito war. The origin is unknown. Wellington, April 25W. H B«ethatn was elected President of tlie A. and P Association The Mapi.-teiial inquiry into tbo proundin^ of the erentner Storm bird »t Waikanae, on tbe 20tb February, bad ngain to be postpone! owing to tho steamer with witnesses leavuie p-rt. ThoStipenuiaiy Magistratß.inadjourringtaeinqu'r.. to the 9th of Miiv, expressed surf.ri.«e that tbe Master bad not deluded the } stomner, and paid the nubfccnas wou'd be sent, and should witnesses not attend, then wartime would be issued for their arrest. Hawera, This Day. Two outer piers of tho Opiroake jetty were carried aveay yesterday. The piles were honeycombed by tbe toredo, and an unusually heavy sea snapped them.