NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
[PXB PBXSS ASSOCIATION.]
Poultry Show.
CnRISTCHUEOH, Juno 10.
Entries for the Champion Poultry Show to be held hero next week number 1,856. - Divorce Court. Wellington, June 10.
In the divorce case, Vincent v. Vincent heard in Chambers to-day, a decree nisi was granted on the husband's petition. Ante-Sessional. Dunedin, June 10.
Mr A. E. Barclay, M.H.E., addressed the electors this evening. There was a good attendance, and the raonaber received a good hearing and a vote of thanks and confidence.
Teachers’ Institute. Wanganui, Jund 10.
The annual conference of the Teacher’s Institute was to have opened here this evening but was adjourned on account of the death of Mrs Bridge, wife of the Chairman of the Education Board. Tha Yorks. Westpoet, This Day. The public buildings were gaily decorated on the occasion of the Eoyal visit.
Suicide at Sea., : Arrived —Danish barques Fides from Port Natal, and Union from Mauritius, to load coal for the islands to German order When the Union was seven days out from Mauritius, an Italian sailor named Toba Andrea, shot himself with a revolver.
Gilruth and Priza Stock. Gilrutb, Government Veterinarian is on bis way back to the Colony via America. Ho has bought three Shorthorn cows for the Government and another Shorthorn bull, and left instructions for the purchase of two Ayrshire bulls,
The Charleston Libel Case.
McHerron v Kittson charged with criminal libel in the Charleston Herald, came before the District Court to-day. Hannan for defence raised the point that there was no such offence in Hew Zealand as criminal libel since the passing of the Criminal Code Act. If it existed under the English statute previously, it was impliedly repealed by the Criminal Code. Judge Ward adjourned the case until the decision of the Court of Appeal on the point raised by the Chief Justice, in the ’‘Nation” case Wellington was decided.
Midland Railway Commission. Wellington, This Day.
Addresses by Counsel from the Midland Company to the Bailway Commission has been postponed from to-day till tomorrow.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 June 1901, Page 3
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