LATE NEW ZEALAND.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1799, 3 July 1906, Page 3

LATE NEW ZEALAND.

(Psr-i-resa AsaoaiatLoi}.)

Nelson, last night. ,A nine-roomed houae at the Port, belonging to Mr Rainer, now of Pioton, was burned to the ground this evening. It was oooupied by Mr Blotohyndon, a recent arrival from lodia, who bad left an oil beater in the bathroom, where the fire apparently originated. He is a heavy loser, praotically nothing being saved. The insurances are not obtainable. • New Plymouth, last night. Charles Turner, farmer, aged 85 years, reoeived into the hospital on Saturday, sugaring from injuries received through a kick from a horse whioh ho wa3 grooming, sustained a complete fraoture of the bowels, and died at midday on Monday. Be leaves a widow and cne child. ■ Dunedin, last night. At the meeting of the University Council the Rev. A. Cameron gave notioe that be would move, that in view of . the im-

portance to the whole colony of the study of veterinary aoience the Minister for Education be asked to agree to the establishment of a veterinary college in connection with the Otago Medioal Sohodl, ap'd authorise fhe'Council t'o take the peepssary steps for the enrolment of gtpdentß of veterinary scienoe at the openjpg of tbs session-in 1006.