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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3781, 9 April 1891, Page 3

VERY LATEST.

(By Telegraph). [Per 'Press Association.] - T2m a 8 TOuufcaThursday. Bough weatfir still prevails, but there is no apparent change in the Wanaka's position since yesterday. Her bows are to sea, but she is upright. Thb surf is too heavy to allow any-work |o b9 done-ai~Utt Thebaic' seems siding, but a heavy sea is rolling into the shore....

A Poiat of LavDukkdin, Thursday. Justice Williams delivered judgment/.dismissing tbe suit brought- b; Mr. Wilkenson, solicitor, against the Kaikorai School Committ.ee on the grounds of the Committee not being a corporated Cody and therefore not justified in applying its funds the payment of costs (rf litigation,

The Shelly Bay ExplosionWellington, Thursday. The inquiry on the Shelly Bay explosion was tesumed this morning. Captain Faulkner, in charge of the torpedo station, said he found the p.-imers had, by some misunderstanding, been made larger than he had ordered, also the circular had been issued by the War Office in 1886, providing for the use of soldering irons with gun cotton. He did not, kowever, believe it was dangerous to use them with care. Mr Jellicoe asked whether the primers Ross was making were to remove the rocks at the island Nawau, but counsel objecting, the question was not allowed to be put. '