NEW ZEALAND.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2050, 27 August 1885, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND.

[U\ riT.hCUMMI — I'FUn^ AssOCMTJOV] \\ IILUMU'OX, Wednesday MnS\u.\a Mint, who was assaulted and tan ud >it the Luwei Hutt, lias instructed Mr Trsutif, holn'itoi, to take proceedings a«.unst the offenders. Ai. Kgjptian mutnim, taid to l>e '2000 jeais old, h.is been piesented to the museum by Mi Cuter, of Wm.uapi The matter ot the tr u>t^c.s'ii[) in Ivnaitana's est-ite, wmleied vacant through Mr S'lei'luii'&dt'atli, w.isbiought hefoic Judge Richmond, in ClumWrs yestriday. It appeals th.it Mr Sheehan in It i -a will named Ins own trustee^, Messrs Hignau niul King, as trustees in Kai.utiMia's c-tat", the oipital \.ilue of w'lich is ptit.d at 17">0. 000 An nliidavit was filfd against the uiiiliiniation of the appo ntmciit of Sticcliairs noniuiees, and the Judge > < btvrday appointed Major Pitt, <>t Uibliotune, as trustee. The heir to this immense fortune U the (load chieftain's son, a lad of 14 year*, and it lias «lw ivs hcet\ picsuiiicd that in case of his death before reaching his majoiity, his uncle, Tamo ana, formnly M H.R , would uiheiit it. The Judge lias, howevci, ruled that the lad is illegitimate, and his heir will consequently be his own mother. I NY X Rf ' A R(i I LL, Wed nesday. At the I'olice C )tii t this iporning, three* youths about 1(> y«-ars of age, weie charged with tin owing epgs at a meirdicr of the Salvation Aimy, iiml otherwise illtieating linn Tliej \wie lined €2 each or 10 d iy-j uiipi isOMnM'tit. Tiny went to gaol. * ___« _.^_____