LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, WEDNESDAY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1972, 26 February 1885, Page 2

LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, WEDNESDAY.

Till weither has cleaied up, but is still tin ent< mug. Tlie outbuak (•! smallpox on lio.iul the stc.iiiic 1 Uingaiooma, fioin Auckland to Sydney, has t'lciitcd .some little excite merit hue. '1 he examination ;it New Zealand poitsof eneh Sjdnej \ ev-el will l)i' a most minute one, and e\eiy piciaution is to he tiken to pievent the «.pi\ad of the disease into this colony. The Colonial Seeietaiy ks umieiitood to he engaged in the prepaiation of a bill for thu management ot hospitals and other chat i table institutions. 'J'he (-Jovemor, piiur to his departure last night, gianted Ipavi of .ib^once foi the next slssioh of the Assembly to the lion. U M. Watei house, 11 L C , who is about to lea\e on a \ isit to Knglainl. The Recess Committee of Parliament, composed of all the meinbeis of both Houses at piesint in Wellington, met yesteiday to investigate cci tain iricgu laritie 0, alleged to have occurred recently in the Pailiainentaiy Buildings. The alTair is believed to be in connection with the library, but after considetation the committee decided to take no action The remains of Mis Keade, who died fiom blood poisoning at the hospital on Monday, intened this afternoon The funeral was conducted undir the auspices of the Salvation Aimy, of which body deceased had been a membei. A man named Nelson, employed as a caipcnterat Stevvait anil Co's saw trill, died suddenly while at woik on those pieinises this afteinoon.