LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2063, 26 September 1885, Page 2

LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS.

Iby telegraph.— own cohhkspondknt.] Wkllinoton, Friday. In the R.M. Cimrt this afternoon, the pprj in y case against S. Waters was diamissed. At a meeting of the ExecntUe of the Exhibition held to day the question of date of closing the Exhibition cropped up. Mi Y. \V. McDonald hiomtl that n telegiam should be sent to each exhibitor asking if he had any objection to exhibit until the end of No\ ember. After some discussion the matter was allowed to stand over until Monday. Shaw Saville and Albion Company's <?.«. Doiic sailed for London at 4 p.m. to d.iy with a large enrgo including 1(5,000 ca tonnes of mutton. She also take-, the following passenger* : — Saloon : Mr and Mrs Keiller, Messrs Letters, J. 15. Whitehoad and H. Vail ; Second Saloon : Mi«ses A. Wilson, H. Ward, L. West and A. Warren, Mi Hemtngton, Messrs E. A. Ashcroft, J. Xenon and A. Wood. Steerage : Mefidames Fanreifir and family (4) L. Dries c and family ((>) Simson and J. Uasmie, Mews W Williams, E. Smith, Ross, E. G. Eyre Rule, W. Sununoi field and L. Johnston. The Premier left for the South eaily this morning. He is expected to return in a week or ten days, when Mr Ballanco will take a short holiday. Mr Larnach, who has been ill for boine time, is slowly re covering. Ten thousand young trout fry arrived by the Wairarapa from the South, to-day. They are the fir-t instalment of 20,000 presented by the Canterbury Acclimatisation Society to the Wellington and Wairarapa societies. The fish arrived in a healthy state, and will be liberated in the Hutt Ri\er.