ARRIVAL OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2265, 10 October 1891, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

Auckland, Sept. 10. Arrived, at 8, 30 am.—Mariposa, from San Francisco, via Honolulu and Apia, after a very fine weather passage of 19 days 16 hours. Passengers for New Zealand —Messrs Chambers, O’Hara and wife, Williamson and wife and children, Buer, Donaldson and wife and child, Smith and wife, Nicholls, Purvis, Theet, Sutherland wife, and 17 steerage. SUMMARY OP NEWS.

Crawford and Sheron, two-8-year-old boys in Liverpool, confessed that wanting the elothes of a playmate they pushed him into the water, and drowned him, and pawned his clothes. The Scotch landlords, with the exception of the Duke of Richmond and Godron, brought action to interdict individuals who have been infringing on their alleged right-of-way rights. At the earnest solicitation of the Emperor, Queen Victoria will visit Germany next year. The Emperor is fully confirmed in his determination to have passed at all hazards at next session of the Reichstag the Bill to diminish and punish drunkenness. The Radical members will oppose it to the uttermost, on the ground that it is unconstitutional interference with personal liberty. A league has been formed in France for the suppression of all forms of impure literature, photographs, etc., the traffic in which has of late increased to an alarming extent.