NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 189, 9 February 1895, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(Per Press Association.) Nelson, February 8. At the was decided to request the Bishop to take into consideration the desirability of issuing a form of service to be used in any case where the burial service in the prayer book maj' not be used. Auckland, February ß. A carpenter's workshop in the New North Boad, occupied by Neil and Collier was burned down to day. The stock and plant was insured in the Commercial Union for .£2OO. The building was owned by Watson, and was insured for .£75 in the New Zealand office At a meeting of the Executive of the Auckland Agricultural Association it was decided to ask the Council of the Associai tion to take steps to consider the propo>ed reciprocity treaty between South Australia and New Zealand Wellington, February 8. At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon to consider the advisability of holding an exhibition in Wellington next year, the consensus of opinion is favourable to the project and the meeting adjourned for further information until Wednesday next. McKinstrey, one of the occupants of a small fishing boat, which was run down by the Orowaiti while entering the harbor some weeks ago, has issued a writ against the Union Company claiming ;£6OO damages, Chkistchuech, February 8. Two red deer, imported from Victoria by the Otago Acclimatisation Society, arrived per Talune to-day and will be placed in quarantine for 90 days. Mrs Bowmaker, who has been head mistress of the Sydenham public school since 1873, was the recipient of an address and several presents from teachers and scholars to-day