LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
SPALDING COMMITTED FOR, tIUAL. Auckland, last niijhL
Stephen SpftUing has peon committed for trial for firing the promises of the Auckland Dairy Company. Prisoner reserved his defence.
MARKETS The weekly market price list contains very few alterations.
THE REPRESENTATION QUESTION. Wellington, last night The Northerners declare that unless tho Representation Bill is fought out they will stonewall the Appropriation Dill.
SEPARATION OF PIAKO COUNTY. The havdly fought battle for the separation of Pinko from the Thames Hospital and Charitable Aid district has at last ended in victory. Col. Eraser's opposition, backed up by the Premier, was strengthened by a strong fooling throughout the House adverse to splitting up districts or interfering with existing boundaries. After repeated defeats v\ itli the House the separation from the Thames was carried in the Legislative Council, on the motion of Sir F. Whitaker. It then came back for confirmation by the House, when the Premier moved that it be not agreed to. Thereupon Mr Whyte moved that it be agreed to, and spoke strongly in its favour. Messrs Fraser and Cad man vigoronsly opposed it, but on going to a division, Mr Whyte's motion was carried by 39 to 28. Mr Whyte is naturally very proud of this result, as he had very strong influence to contend with, and it is a matter of the greatest importance to Piako. Mr Whyte has received congiatulations on all bide*, as the reparation of the Piako dibtikt w.io the only cue cariied to a successful issirj.
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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 165, 14 August 1886, Page 2
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258LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 165, 14 August 1886, Page 2
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