NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 250, 27 April 1896, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

•. (Per Prets Association). Wellington, April 25. The Wellington Opera House Company pays a dividend of 4 per cent. A big sea was running into the harbour yesterday and the New Zealand repie sentative crew were unable to do any work in their boat. This afternoon, howe\'er, they had their second spin together, and the coach expresses himself mere than satisfied with the effect of Daly's inclusion. This Day. The Appeal Court opened this morning. \ll the Judges were present except Sir Patrick Buckley. At prssent seven cases are set down and three more are expected. , Miss Bulkeley, daughter of Mr R. E. j Bulkeley, dentist, has passed the local examination at Cambridge, for Political Economy, beating all competitors. This young lady, who went Home three years ago, is only eighteen. Auckland, April 25. The residence of J.G. Mclntosh, cabinet maker, Waikomiti. was burned down. The furniture and contents were insured for .£2OO in the Manchester Fire Insurance Company. j A man named Thomas Stevenson com-J mitted suicide by hanging himself to the' ridge pole of a tent. Amongst the passengers who arrived by mail steamer are Messrs P. L. Foster and Pearce, mining experts. The former is said to be under engagement to Mr Ziman. The latest cable advice states that the London market has improved as far as the prospects for New Zealand mines are concerned. At the inter-provincial club football match, Par n ell v. Waimate, the home team won by 12 points to 4. About 2000 people were present.