GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 4, 29 June 1911, Page 5

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

THE TAKAPUNA'S CONDITION. By Telegraph.—Press Association. ( Wellington, Last Night • The Takapuna, which met with a nTfe- ) hap at Westport a few days ago, \Mft ( placed on the patent slip for examina- j tion to-day. It is understood that hef" c injuries are more extensive than was t thought. Repairs will take about three , weeks. It has not been decided whether ] the repairs shall be carried out. , ANGLICAN SYNOD. i Dunedin, Last Night. c At a meeting of the Anglican Synod 1: to-night a motion "that it is in the'bert « interests of the community as a whole i that the totalisator be abolished," was lost on the voices. A motion was also passed urging the Government to give effect to the New Zealand University Senate motion in favor of the establishment of a Faculty of Theology and conferring degrees in divinity. AN INTERESTING POINT. Auckland, June 27. 'v An interesting point was raised in a ( case that came before Mr. Kettle, S.M., t in the Magistrate's Court to-day. A. P. c Miller claimed the sum of 12s"(id from r J. E. Mortimer, alleging that it was due s for rent, the defendant having left r without giving notice. Mortimer said 6 that he had given notice to leave on a c certain day. but stayed in -for another t week. This the magistrate held to be d an abandonment of notice, and gave i judgment for the plaintiff for °the f amount claimed and 9s costs.