VARIOUS GABLED ITEMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 April 1910, Page 3

VARIOUS GABLED ITEMS.

AI'STRALIAN COMMONWKAI/I'll ROLLS. [lIY iaKCTIUC TKhK(iI(AI , H--COPYItI(;UT.J [l'Bll I'UEHS AHHOCIAMUN. J MKLIUM'RNK. April (J. The total number of electors on the Federal rails fur the forthcoming election is LM!),8!)1. "A SLIGHT KNAGGKRATION?" LONDON, April (i. Telegrams from Adis Abena make lMi reference to the deatli of Moielik, of Aby.ssiiiiji. AN AMERICAN " STORY." XKW YORK, April fi. Mary Kelliher was acquitted at Jxj.v-tui, M 1 ,.! sil'llt in prison for lifteeii months, on of her husband, Viree children, and two other relatue-:. She- was exonerated by the discovery of arsenic in the hair of a mattress whereon the victims had siiet'i-'.sively fdept. GKRMAN NAVY LKAGIK. MIORLIN, April fi. The German Navy League has r\ total niembership of" l.lHl.Ti!). The funds , increased during 1!IO!) bv £2l!),UI0, mid now total CLl.(i7!),190. HIUTON AND HOK'R. nLOEMKONTWN, April (i. There was a stormy sitting of tbe Legislative Council of Or.anjw River Colony, the. Hill providing for the extension of the bilingual principle among school teachers causing much opposition. Tho measure , subjects toachers to disabilities unless they can .speak and teach the Dutch and English langimges. The Bill was rend n second time, on the casting vote of the President. "'"[Ft was meiitionc-cl vfsterd.iv that Mr Gunn. Director of Education in Omnge River Colony, bfifl resigned his position owing tr> tha bi-lingual propnsals.]