AUCKLAND.

Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5207, 24 September 1885, Page 2

AUCKLAND.

This day.

Marshal Booth writes offering Mrs Hutchinson charge" of the Prison Gate Brigade Home newly established in Sydney. The Land and Labor Company are organising meetings throughout the suburbs, and last night one was held at Newmarket at which the following resolution was carried:—" That the time has arrived for the organisation of an industrial class for mutual aid towards the increased -production and equitable distribution of wealth, so that all who assist in producing wealth may receive a fair share thereof;" Mr Bees proposes to visit the Thames. Government refuses to allow the Circus animals to land, and as no vessel is ready to take them away, or a hulk to receive them, there is a probability that they will "have to be destroyed.

At the annual meeting of the Zealandia Chapter of Masons last night, Mr A. Dewar, well known on the Thames, was initiated First Principal. ' , : ) 1000 cases of apples, which arrived here by thelast mail boat, were sent by the Te Anau to Sydney yesterday; they are supposed to be infected by the Codlin moth. , ./•,•■••,.-. t «x -, . . At an extraordinary meeting Of shareholders in the Sir Walter Scott Co., it was,agreed to liquidate and amalgamate with the Truro claim.

The Sharomarkot, 2.42 p.m. Sales : Cambria, 205,.19s 3d, to 20s 6d; Sutrp, >2sJ 9d| | Sellers : Woodslpck, Is; Keuilworth, 2s. Buyers : Cambria, 20a ; Crown, 6s; Diamond, Is 4d ; Caledonian, 43 3d.;;: .. ; „ i ;\.,V^T ■;-

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