DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 162, 15 December 1914, Page 2

DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

• I A SHOOTING CASE. By Telegraph.—Per Press Association. Aflliburtoiv December 14. i William Q. Chambers was charged at the Police Court this morning with firing a shot-gun at Peter Stewart with intent to do him bodily harm. He was remanded for a week, bail not being allowed. Stetfart was a lodger in Chambers' house. BIBLE IN SCHOOLS. Wellington, December 14. During the election the New Zealand Catholic Federation sent to each candidate the following question:—"lf elected, even though favouring the referendum principle, will the candidate vote against any proposal to make it possible for a referendum to be taken on any matter which may in any way affect matters of religion or conscience," Answers given up to-daT show that the pledges of members are as under:—For Bible-in-schools referendum 17, against <B, unknown 11 1 . AN APPEAL CASE. Wellington, December 14. The Appeal Court delivered judgment to-day in the case Onehunga Sawmilling Co., Ltd., t. tha Official Assignee, in the, bankruptcy ofl Michael Kersey King. The majority of the court held that the agreement on the sale of timber was not part of the mortgage transaction, but was s sollateral agreement and no clog upon the equity of redemption, and that it was not affected by the release of the securities. The judgment of Justic® Edwards wa» varied aworduigly. No eosts were allowed. a