TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1921, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

JHY TKLKGISAI'II | DOMINION'S TRADE. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS WELLINGTON, October 5. The total value of the exports ol produce from the Dominion for the twelve months ended' August M Ist., as reported hv'the Government .Statistician, was C 18,981,7(13, or £2.190,001) better than for the corresponding twelve months of 1919-20. The value of exports of New /calami produce "for eight months ended August 31 last was £33.918.128 or £3,389,000 Hotter than for the eight months ended August 31, 1920 The relation between all imports for twelve months ended August 31 is as follows:—Exports £50.038.958; imports £35.510,818, and in the first eight months of 1921, £32,070.700 In August. 1920, they totalled £0.107.910. and in August 1921, £2,G23, >,L. SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. NEW PLYMOUTH. Oct. o. 'flic annual sale of pedigrefi hulls, the property of North Taranaki breeders, was held yesterday and to-day. On the first day eighty-seven lots brought just under 5000 guineas, ail average of £59 5s per head. The top price was for a yearling hull, \ iola’s Golden Noble. 220 gs. To-day thirty lots brought 1880 s. the top price being 130 gs. To-day. sixteen disposed of on liehalf of Mr CoHlter, of Blenheim, brought. 1280 gs. The highest price was 100 gs for a cow. Hawkeshury Pearces. The total for the sale was S22Ggs. MORE IMMIGRANTS. AUCKLAND. Oct. 7. The liner Remuera from England today has arrived and brought 5S(> passengers from England, including 21 li nominated immigrants. RETIRED FARMER'S DEATH. WELLINGTON, Oct. - A retired funner named . Thomas Win Stace. 73. expired suddenly in Kellmrn Avenue this morning while wheeling an invalid daughter in a hall, chair. He is Relieved to have had :• heart affection for some time. DEATH ON A TRAIN. PALMERSTON. N.. Oct. [.• An eltleriv woman, Mrs Sarliu cs bchmgi'ng to New Plymouth, wlm | I,ecu Oil a visit to Canlei hilly, die : ,m the Wellingtoll-New Plymouth em train a few miles from Palmerston North this al'lornmm. iI(T body was removed to the Palmerston Nora morgue, and an inquest will he held. She was accompanied by her sun. INI'j.I'E.NZA OUTBREAK. PALMERSTON, V, Oct. /, Maoris at a pah. situated four miles from Oban, are suffering from a severe form of influenza. They have '(•'"' eompietely isolated hv the Health 1 parlimmE They have been plait’d m charge of an experienced nne-'f. BAND CONTEST. THAMES. October S. Test selection—-Hamilton. NO: Sixth ll'auraki 135; First Auckland 129; New Pivmoutli 127; Daniiev'irk- 125: Wliakataiie 121; Auckland Waterside 121. Tc Aruba 120.