NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 345, 21 June 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

♦ IFKB FBESB ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, June 20 Mr McKerrow, Chief Commissioner of Railways, has returned from an inspec tion of the Kotorua line, of which he sp&aks favourably. Mr Kerrow leave* for Wellington via West Coast to.-mor row. la the case of Mary Cassidy, charged with receiving into her care an infant under two rears, she not being registered under the Infants' Life Protection Act, tho Mugistrate said he would take c~>uu eel's word that defendant was not a babyfarmer. He ciutioned the defendant, and dismissed the case without costs' This Day. Keri Haibau, for the surveyor obstruction at Omahia, was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. The other eight natives charged with the same offence were released on probation for six months. Dunedin, June 20. At the Hospital Trustees meeting it wns announced that a man named .Vie* Donald had left all his property to the trustees on his death. If appeared that this consisted of about £28 in the bank, which was reduced to £13 on payments out of if being made, and a section of land at Waitati. As the land was half covered with water at high tide, it was agreed to forgo all claim to it. James Bnrrowman, a farm labourer, was killed at Mosgiel He was taking a dray load of bar from a paddock, when bis bead got jammed between the frame of the dray and a shed which he was passing. _________