NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume xv, Issue 335, 9 June 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

, « (PER FBG9B ASSOCIATION.) Wellington, June 8. Tho Alameda, with the Eugli>h mail* of 19th May, left Frisco for Auckland on 31st Mnv, contract date. The Mariposa, ' with coKunial mails of 19th May, arrived ■ at Frisco from Aucklaud on 7th Juue, I due date. I The funeral of tho late Mr C. M , Crombio took place to«day. and was [ very la r ßely attended. Included among ' the wreaths was one inscribed " With 1 deep spmpathy of Premier and member* 1 of Cabinet." Mm Crombie an<t ten of ■ her laas'o family have been left practic ally uop.onded for. but it is uodir-lood . the Cabinet will propose to the House , some practical recognition to Mr Crom ■ bie'g services m connection with the initiation of the present t-ystetn of taxa tion. 1 The Gothic left Capetown yesterday for Port Cbiilmtrs. Complaints having been made regarding the insufficient lighting of the streets , the City Council decided to ask Dr Lemon to report as to whether the electric light as supplied by the Gulcber Company is equal to the candle power contracted for Auckland, June 8. A. heavy south-easter is blowing with rain. JElnd weather is reported on the nor them coast, interrupting traffic. The Waihi Groldmining Company, for the four weeks ending the 4th inst., treated 2,030 tons of ore for a return of bullion rained at £6,206. A young woman named Mary Jane Black was charged with having threat* ened to poison her illegitimate child. The Magistrate ordered accused to find .£2O sureties to keep the peace against herself, us there was no evidence to prove that the* threat to poison her child was made.