TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3916, 18 September 1891, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

Ti Welti's Bankruptcy.

New Plymouth, Sept. 17., Te Whiti's bankruptcy came up this morning in Court, when Mr Samuel, solicitor for the Official Assign ee, said that Te Whiti had set tha law at defiance. He had communis cated nltfe--:!-? but received the repiytßal flovßffi*— f ment was not justified in interfering in the matter. Mr Samuel Boid if the Deputy Assignee enforced the law he would-have to do it at hta own ex* pense, Rocwtion of Bishop Crriaii.

Chmstchoboh, September 17/ Bishop Grimes' reception bj the Catholics from all parts of Canterbury was very cordial. Immense orowdi assembled at the railway station and the pro cathedral, where addresses wars presented by the parish, the diocese, the Boeiety of St. Vincent : de Paul, Hibernians, St. Aloysius Guild, Literary Society, and Children of Mary,'besides a purse of 685 sovereigns, and a fold-stool, the especial gift of the clergy.

A Strike SaloA.

Bbunnebtoh, Friday.'' The Teremakau branch of the Amalgamated Minersof Australia, eiitoflria***, by Saunders and Co. on tuenfilway works, who lately struck for ten shillings per day, have had their demand conceded, and the Btrike is ended. Only one contractor now pays less than 10s,