NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
(Per Press Association. l Aivkland, August 2-2. The Tmstoes of McKelvie's annexe of the Auckland Art Gallery have received from London £C>oo ivorfh of pictures to order. One landscape cost 150 sninpus. A public meeting of citizens was held to-night, the Mayor presiding, when resolutions were carried for the erection of a marble statue to Sir G. Grev in Auckland. A stiong committee was appointed to carry out the object. The; resolutions were seconded by the Women's Liberal League, Wellington, August 22. j In a paper on New Zealand ornUho)ocy [ Sir Walter Bnller stated that t ho Minis- | ter for Linds has decided to secure the freehold of Kapiti Island, containing (3000 acres, as a permanent reserve fur the conservation of indigenous fauna and flora. The arrivals in the Colony during July were 1276, and ihfi departures 1-tT'J. The charge preferred ag-iin^t A. L. Webster, Town Clerk of Greylown North, of embezzlement, has been adjourned until Saturday. lxvKßi'AiiciLL, This Day. The Stipendiary Magistrate upheld the Committee in the recent Band contest in the disqualification of the Invcroargill Band as two of the players were not boua fide members. Plaintiffs elected to take a nonsuit.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 47, 23 August 1895, Page 2
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