NEW ZEALAND.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2379, 17 November 1881, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND.

[per press association,] AUCKLAND, November 17. The Electoral Rolls. Over 700 name* have been added to the city and eurburban electoral roll* during the paat few weeke,

s Burglary. } The house of the Rt v. Williams was entered • yesterday, and £23 in money, besides • jewellery, silver plate, &0., stolen. WELLINGTON, November 17. Fatal Accident. (Henry Kilminister, farmer, at Karori, was kllW ° tree, which he was felling, falling on him. Protec + * on to I* Industry. a moot. a ' persons interested in the ‘. -'nduatries and the proteopromotion of locaU held la9t nigh H t . Mr fcion of certain tracte* >. • ® B. Stout attended, by l th* plained the working of simltv . . . . . South. A committee was t future up resolutions to bo submitted v> 1 meeting. Appeal Court The Court of Appeal opened to-doy, whan all the Judges were present. Mr Bell applied, exports in Greymouth and Black, on behalf of Greymouth, to have an appeal from a decision of Mr Justice Gillies set down for hearing. After adjournment the Court took time to consider how this could be done. [ FROM OtTB CORRESPONDENT.] AKAROA, November 17. Accident. Mr W. N. McDonald, of Ataroa, mot with an accident last night, breaking bis leg in two places. ElectionsThe election for the County Council resulted as follows : —Berard Riding, W, Masefield; Okain’s Bay, J. Barker; Wainui, T. 8. Baker; Little River, G. B. Joblin ; Pigeon Bay, W. Pettigrew.