AUCKLAND.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4375, 11 January 1883, Page 4

AUCKLAND.

's Yesterday; '' Sailed: The Manapouri, for Sydney. Mr Justice Gillies refused an application by the Auckland Corporation for eta?; injunction against the Tailow and Manure; Manufacturing Company, to prevent them commencing business near the city waterworks. Fifty volunteers have resigned in the Yiotoria company rather than serve under the new regulations. ■ ,■'. "■ '- < *>« Jamei Kay was committed for burglary; »t tbe Waikato and Epyal Mail Hotels. Messrs Fisher and'Co: (Limited) have erected the first refrigerator in use in the colony.' in conhectioh^ithTdcal trade. It if the Bell-Coleman patent, and is capable of supplying 9000 cubic feet of cold air per, hour. They, have,alsoa datining'plant. for turning out 60001bs compressed,meat per dieni. .. . : The Eingarooma arrived from Sydney this evening. The passage was an nn« usually long odo owing to easterly winds md heavy seas. Her list of passengers ' include Mesdames Atkinson and child, " McLeod; Gray, Yesie, and Ellison ; the Misses McLeod, Foote, Veale, Nilson, . .Hunter, and Williams; Messrs Watkins I and two boys, Atkinson,, Gray, Niccol, Cameron, Burton, Foote (2), Cx. Barton, Munrpe, McKay, Manchie. (2), Gardiner, MaoGuire, Captain Munroe, Messrs . Austin,' Eapßon,Gibbison7 Bell and three I sons, Gibbs, Ellison, Wharton/Hookway,, ; Staines, and 24 steerage.