GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 149, 3 October 1910, Page 5

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

A CUSTOMS CASE. f\ 'M By Telegraphs—Press Association * ;aj Wellington, Last Nijggk. _ ,M Legal argument was heard byjjliis ,« Honor the Chief Justice yesterday jlpon '"M an interpretation of clauses in theflEus- .jijfl toms Act which are relevant to aHeti-, '\3| tion bv George and Doughty, impqftera :im and indent agents, who are elaimiifl for ,M the recovery of £4O 4s Bd, duty aljjjged J| to have been paid in excess of theftfair « || market value of goods imported. wMr. m M. 'Myers represented the CustommDe* '>M parhmen.t and Mr. R. B. WilliamSnthe ' { M petitioners. Argument whs chieflyjflf a / "ra technical nature. His Honor reserved || his decisie*. 'j i ( i«j ANGLICAN MISSION. - '% WelUnigton,Last Nigflt. M The Church of England* mission, vauctt < S opened here last Sunday, has now enter- : 'm ed what may ibe termed its second Bulge, ]3 From to-day until October 10 ~M will be held in various parish churches, >& the meetings in the Town Hall ibeing dig- {| continued, except that there "will be a ~•£ mid-day service for men in "the Concert ' Chamber of the Town Hall. The Theatre y& Royal has been engaged for mid-dayiser-vices for women. The promoters of; the mission express great satisfaction atj the M success that has so far attended' it/ 'M SURVEYORS' EXAMMAfMQtfS. J Wellington, Saturday. jk Out of 21 candidates who sat for the . v| examination at the Australian and New M Zealand Federated Land (Surveyors' ex-- ;i| animations, which were held recently, 'M four New Zealanders passed..,.Mir-W. iM G. (St. V. Kedtfeli, of the Landa.ana'Sur- M vey Department, Wellington; passed the , aj complete examination, and! W. M. Grayj. , J Lands and Survey Department, Christ- ~'?S church, R. T. Goulddnj?, AucWand. and R. ."'I S. Thompson, Dunedin, have completed->| their examinations. '