NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 69, 15 September 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

♦ — - (Per Press Association. Auckland. September 14 . The Auckland Tramway Company applied to run a Sandaj service. Some City Council members strongly opposed the. concession. The matter was'ultimately referred to the legal committee. Laly Glasgow, accompanied by Miss Tkuraton, dauehter of Sir John Thurston «nd Captain Preston left to-night for Welliujjton by the Binemoa Jan Beard, Hydropathic practitioner, was found goiltr on the charge of man' slaughter of Erie Hart McUulloueh, koovra at the tobacco case. Sentonca was deferred until Monday. . A German Electrical Company in Berhn desire to open negotiations with the City Council to supply the city with electric lighting plant. Wellington, Sept. 14- : The Colonial mails which Iff t Auckland on August 11th. arrived in London on Wednesdsy night last, ooutraot date The Academy of Fine Arts is to be opened to-morrow by Sir J. Prenderg&st in the absence of the Governor Id a competition for a study from the antique in - monochrome first prize was awarded to G. E. Butler of Wellington. A * still life otudy in shells by Miss C. B. You. mans is first in its class. In decorate panel* Nina Jones of Nelson, snd Wilr li«m W. Storie, of Duaedin (clever conventisl decoration of the illumination type), were both given prizes. In the other competitions architectural and " oils from life," no prize was given, as the ontriai *rtaf» nnt ■nffiriant