NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 65, 11 September 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(Per Press Association. Auckland, September 10. Owing to the succens of the children's flower show, the promoters decided to have one next year. They are distribute me bulbs and other plants tojthe unsuccessful competitors to encourage them to persevere. The Rotoraa hotelkeepera are making < groat preparations for the opening of the Rotorna railway, which it is reported will be done formally by the Premier. A hotel is to be erected near the Govern* mont Sanatorium of 57 rooms and other establishments are enlarging for additio* nal tourist traffic. DaNEDtK, September 8. Another batch of boja were fined tcday for snowballing. There ia no cine so far as to the robbery from the office of the Dnnedin Jockey Club. The cash taken amounted to £123. There was a cheque for £287 and another for L 6. The keys of the office have not been found yet. A breach of promise case McGrowther v. Kennard, which w as to have come on to-day, was settled ont of court. John Gibson, a swagsnian, committed snicide by shooting himself at Puketo; station near Naeebf on Friday. Invbrcabgill, Sept, 10. A verdict of accidental death was retnrned at the inquest on the body of James 8. Young, the fireman who met with the fearful death on Saturday through the buth locomotive leaving the rails and falling on him. Westport, September 10. Mrs Leech has retired from the contest for a Borough Council seat.