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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4093, 21 April 1892, Page 3

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Blesueisi, April 20. Moniaon accepts Troy's chullengo for a high jump, Tho monry (£25) will be put up and placed in respon siblo hands here on Saturday. As Morrison cannot f,et leave, Troy must come here on an allowauco for expenses, New Plymouth, April 20. The policeare still making enquiries respecting the aticking-up cabg, but no cine has yet been obtained as to the identity ot the armed robber. Several persona are reported to have seen the man. Dunedin, April 20, Henry J, Walter, a well-known hotel .keeper has (ilea his petition in bankruptcy. Ministerial Addresses. Kokitika, April 19. Tlio Hon. R. J, Scddon addresses his consiituonts hereon Friday nifiht. Invercakgim., April 20. The Hon. John M'Kenzie addresses a meeting at Milton on Saturday evening. Trades Conforonco. Dunedin, April 20. The Trades Conference commenced their annual sitting in the Trades nnd Labour Hall, Orawford*street, to-day. The delegates present were:—D, Pinkui ton, M.H.R., and'll. .Slater (Dunedin), T. Crawley (Southland), J. Glewoith (Canterbury), and E. Tlioruton (Wellington). Mr I). Pinkerton WfS elected Chairman. On account of the non.-nrrival of Messrs Jenkinson (Canterbury) and Bigg (Wellington), it was agreed to postpone the more important mutters, and only formal business was transacted, The confrrenco resumes to-morrow, tho deliberations not being open to the press.