NEW ZEALAND.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2647, 30 September 1882, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND.

frsm P3KBB ASSOCIATION.} WANGANUI, September 30, Major Komp hes addressed the following letter to the “Herald”: “Friend, —At a meeting of the Council held at Banana on tho 29th ult., it was resolved that, should any person connected with the Murimotu Company, whether it be their half oasto interpreters who understand both languages, or those deceitful persons concerned in Marimotu, or the lawyers acting on behalf of the Government and otbors connected therewith, persist to come within our boundaries at Wanganui and Murimotu, they will be violently turned back. Enough from your friend, Major Kemp,” Joseph Vera Oordczs, holder of a Now Zealand wine license, was sued before Mr Ward, K.M., to-day, with exposing wines after 10 p,m. Accused is s fruiterer, and said he was selling perishable goeds, and admitted the fact of ¥/ino being on view, rfe was fined 10s and costs, His Worship said he must put wines out of sight after 10 o’clock. Tho vital statistics for the quarter were— Births, 73 ; marriages, 25 j deaths, 19, Tho births show aa increase of 25 for tho oorruiponding quarter of last year. KUMARA, September 30. Mr James Henry King, of tho Adelphi Theatre Royal, had a rupture of a blood vessel last night, and expired in a few minutes. The comet was very brilliant this morning. It was direct east at 4.40 a m., at an altitude at that time of about 25 degrees. DUNEDIN, September 30The Customs revenue for the month of September amounted to £33 921; for the past quarter it totalled £119,077, as against £124,131 for tho corresponding period of last year. Tho vital statistics for the September quarter wore—Births, 498 ; marriages, 97 ;i deaths, 168,