DOMINION ITEMS.
ILLEGAL SELLING.
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.!
ASHBURTON, Nov. 28,
Francis Joseph Hanrah.au was fined £3O for illegally selling liquor. The police stated that in four hours one Sunday thirty-three people called and took away liquor quite openly. The defence was that the defendant was d,)ll«iting debts for -a Christchurch firm of wine and spirit merchants. He gave liquor to a boarder at his wife’s boardiugliou.se for the former’s nick wife. BANK AUDITOR, RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. WELLINGTON, November 28. Sir A. Ngnta announced to-day that Dir A. S. Green had resigned the position of Chief Auditor of the Bank of New Zealand on account of il 1 health and that Dir Arthur Lewis Hempton, at present Assistant General Manager of the Bank had been appointed to fill the vacancy in the position of Chief Auditor for a period of five vears from December Ist,
FRUIT EXPORT.
THE BOARDS PROPOSALS.
WELLINGTON, November 28
The Fruit Export Bqard have announced that proposals put forward by Chairman Brown, providing for marketing of New Zealand apples on the continent shall be adopted this? season. Arrangements are being made for all fruit bound for the Continent to be forwarded to the Hook of Holland, under an optional bill of loading, which will enable the Board’s representative to divert fruit to tire United Kingdom markets, should the demand in those markets warrant the diversion. Fruit sent to the Hook of Holland may be sold on a forward basis, or may be forwarded to any of the continental centres on a consignment basis. The fruit will he sorted after arrival in Holland according to varietv.
GOVERNOR-GENER YL. DVELLINGTON, N *v. 28,
The Governor-General returns to DVellington to-morrow from the South Island.
On Decerribcr Bth and 9th fheir Excellencies pay an official visit to Featherston and Dfnisterton and on December loth leave on their lbst visit to Nelson returning to Wellington on December 20th, and remain in residence at Government House till after Christmas.
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