LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1823, 13 March 1884, Page 3

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Tbe Bankruptcy Laws. Judge Giliij* to-d.iy ng.un ithi'-ul to grant an ordei of di^elui t. r e to a d(l>toi named QiunLin, on the giotind tlitit tlicu" were no assets.

Well Punished Samuel Cox was fined t!3 for keeping a disreputable house in Wdlesley &tieet.

Accident. • Mr Arthur Garland had his jaw fuictured by a young and spiiited lioisc, which thiew him wlien d s nounting.

Action Against the Rifle Association. Mr Peach, of KUeishe, lias taken action against the Rifle A&^ociition foi 1100, for the use of Ins giound for the colonial firing meeting.

Acclimatisation Society. At the Acclimatisation Society^ annual meeting to-day, the lepoit showed that no introduction ot biuls had been made since the last annual meeting. Oideis had been suit to California for piaiiie hens arnl pentad gioiiM-, hut the society's agents had not jet been able to obtain them Twenty thousand trout ueie obtained from the Ota go Society, and weie distributed amongst thiitecn gentlemen in different parts of this piownual di? trict. It is intended to distribute a further supply dm nig the coming season. From 4000 to 3000 ova ueic tieated at the fish-house at Wartakerei, and 4000 healthy young fish weie obtained ; 100 were retained at the pond, and the balance placed in Hendei son's creek, and other suitable stieams. The American brook tiout o\a, fiom which 400 fish were hatched, weie lrht. rated at ifuima, Tuakau, Punin, Pateteie, and el&ew here.