AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2776, 16 December 1887, Page 2

AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

Vienna, December 18. The semi-official journal FreindeaJjK blatt in an article published to-day,' declares that diplomatic relations between the Austrian and Eussian Governments are excellent, but [the military situation on the Galician frontier remains unchanged, and demands the utmost vigilanoe on the part of the authorities to prevent Austria being taken by surprise. CRUSHED TO DEATH. JfWHHW, December 16. A youth known here as "Tommy." aged 18 years, was killed at Awakuri yesterday afternoon. He was engaged with a Native carting wood out of the bush, and ii\ assisting to get the cart, out of a rut, was crushod between the cart and a tree. He died about two hours afterwards. His father is believed to be employed on the railway. THE AWAHURI BLOCK. #' Wellington, December 16 The Supreme Court gave judgment to-day in the case of Te Aratakaua and others v. Alex and Annie McDonald, . an application to set aside the pur*W chase of the Awahuri Block, nea? Feildjng, The Court held that subject to ascertainment of individual interests of plaintiffs, and to tl\e completion of titles through the Land Court of Eura te Muka and Hora Taurauga, the plaintiffs, with the exception ofEuerata To Rangiohu, would be entitled to discuss for reoonveyanoe by the two defendants of their respective shares of suoh portion, of the block whiob had not been disposed of and also to amount of land sales subject to some minor claims on the defendants past grants would be entitled to account of surplus of £SOOO money with interest. The Court thought it impracticable and they were unable to make a decree until further proceedings had been taken in the land court to obtain succession orders.' Re. Eneratathecasewasreservedforfurtherjb consideration. Mr Gully intimated likelihood of appeal on behalf of defendants, but it was probable an amicable settlement would be arrived, at between the parties,

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