NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Issue 158, 3 January 1895, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

«. IPfiE PEEBB ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, January 2. A Kanaka, who either fell or got knocked about it is said by larrikins, on New Year's eve while^m liquor, was arrested for drunkenness, and remanded to the gaol for medical treatment, where he died to-day. News comes by the Mariposa that Mr Frank Cornwall, who will be remembered for his long and successiul litigation with Vlacarthur and Co. died at the age of 49 from Bright's disease. Geo. Smith, who died in the Domain playing quoits yesterday was an expressman living in Parnell. The cause of death was heart disease. Inveecargill, January 2 About 10,000 persons were at the Bluff Regatta to-day. The Auckland- built Heather Bell won the cutter race The Maiden Four-oared Inrigged Gig Race was won by the Dunedm Amateur Club'e crew It is reported that the Japanese Government are in treaty for the purchase of the s.s. Port Melbourne, now at the Bluff. Dunedin, January 2. About 7000 persons attended the Caledonian sports to day, this being the chief holiday attraction The Caledonian Handicap was won by E. P. Wilson. H. J, Pitcher won the Five-mile and^UM^ mile Bicycle Races. The Hon. John McEenzie^^^^^l evening installed chief of^^^^^^H Society. In the course o^^^^^^^H the Minister referred to ti^H^^^^^H Scotland, and said thej^^^H^^^^^H Lands for S^taflM^^^H^^^^H he retired^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^f able to them on^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^H