TELEGRAMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 April 1916, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

1 1 PJEfi PKZBB ASSOCIATION. J INOENDIAItiSM AT AUCKLAND. Auckland, This Day. A fare that occurred at Deyouport is surrounded by suspicious circum6tenet's. Ail empty fivc-footiied house owned by Mrs Bolton was found to bo on Jii'e, but the damage done was insignificant-. The police ,found under the house a quantity of dry grass apparently saturated with inflammable material. KKEE PLACE PUPILS. Auckland, This Pay. 'I'lie difficulty of finding room for free place pupils at the Auckland •Girls' Grammar School was the subject of a conference betweeii the Minister tor Education and the school authorities. It was admitted that the regulations granting free places were considerably easier now tnan they were a year or two ago. ino Minister rsaid that the regulations should be stiffened up: it was desirable for certain reasons to revise the conditions under which places were granted. / ! THE DUBLIN RIOTS. Auckland, This D«y. A conference of delegates representative of the New Zealand (Auckland district) Hibernian Catholic Benefit Soeietyi unanimously decided to send a cablegram to Mr J. E. Redmond, that the New Zealand Hibernians at, their annual meeting learned with abhorrence and regret of the disturbances 'in Dublin, andi desired to express their deep sympathy and entire confidence in Mr Redmond's just party and followers.