NEW ZEALAND.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2474, 11 March 1882, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND.

fPBB PHKSB ASSOCIATION. 1 AUCKLAND, March 10. Suspected Burglar. Detective Sullivan arrested a man named Parker on suspicion of being implicated in the Bloomfield burglaries. Re-opening of the Lord’s HouseThe dispute which ended in the closing of St, Thomas’ Mission Church is settled, the vestry of St. Mathew’s consenting to reopen it agreeably to the wishes of the congregation. The Rev, Mr Edward, formerly of Timaru, has been appointed to conduct services. Ministerial. Mr Solleston left for Waiwera Hot Springs to see Messrs Whitaker and Bryce. The Patients in QuarantineDr Sandes has been sent to the Motnhihi quarantine station to attend to the measles patients by the Australia. The Hew Medical Regulation. Dr. Hooper, for neglecting to report a cose of scarlet fever to the Board of Health, was Sued Is and costs. WELLINGTON, March 10. The Arson CaseMrs Ellen Puller, charged with arson, has been remanded until Tuesday next. DUNEDIN, March 10. Return to Duty. The Colonial Treasurer rotnrna to Wellington to-morrow. ConfirmedThe proposal of the directors to issued a hundred thousand new shares was carried at a meeting of shareholders of the National Insurance Company this afternoon. The foes of the directors were limited so as not to exceed £IOOO in any one year. The Champion ShotCorporal Hutchinson, tho rifle champion, and other representatives at tho recent Nelson mooting, wore received by the local volunteers to-night with great enthusiasm. A banquet is being held in their honor. [pbom the ooeebspondbnt op the “ PBBBS,] WELLINGTON, March 10. The Southern portion of the San Francisco mail have bean transhipped to the Arawata, which loft Auckland at 11 last night for Wellington via Gisborne and Napier. She was thus ten hours late in starting from Auckland, but every effort will be used to reach Wellington as early ns possible on Sunday morning. She is not expected to arrive, however, much before noon. The Stella has been ordered to be in readiness to proceed to Lyttelton with the Southern mails immediately after tho Arawata's arrival, and they should reach Christchurch on Monday in time for the Dunedin express. The Marlborough, Nelson, and Westland mails will be taken on by the Hawea on Monday.