NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
(Per Press Association) Wellington, May 5. H. Placke, a young Dutch swimmer, whose exploits in Auckland are well known, is anxious to get up a match to swim Cook straits The cable steamer Terranora resumed the work of laying the cable to-day, and it is expected to be comDleted some time to-night. The repairing of the three-core cable will be then undertaken. An elderly man named Alex. McDonald who recently came from Bangitikei, is missing since Thursday night. Some anxiety is felt by his friends. (Since found). Cheistchurch, May 5. The following is the statement of assets and liabilities 'of Friedlander Bros., filed at Ashburton last evening {—Liabilities (secured}, unsecured, Assets— Stock, £7576; property, £$2.i cash and bills, J|29o ; surplus from secured creditors, £2080. Total, £10,099. The Bank of New Zealand (L 34.457) and M. Friedlander (L 2000) are sepured creditors. ■■ .■--■-.■> • .'; ':>;.', DuNEPiN, ?Thiß Day. Three men were knocked down by the Port Chalmers train on Saturday evening. They were all seriously injured. Gisbohne, This Day. A yound man named Walter Stewart was drowned in the Waimoko creek. ,
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 259, 6 May 1895, Page 2
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