LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT] Wellington, Monday.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2076, 27 October 1885, Page 2

LATEST WELLINGTON NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT ] Wellington , Monday .

A nitK 1 roke out in tin* 1 u'tre wooden tw.>. i>v -tui ownul by \lv Webb, gio<et, 1 . Buckle-stie^t, containing bulk ninuli.iiidise. The hre was m uuly siiliduuil liy ti n-.p of grenades but the umt.-nl- weie c<>i< Mflei ibly (l,nnn,'f! by \\ it. 1 'I iv -tme \v,is niviiifd in iijo Vn'tDii s :oi ±,'uoo. The ■stock was valnefl .it i>2.>oo, nui m-uieit for £"iOO in tho same office. The damage i>i estimated above the insurance. Origin unknown. The American wai-<o)ip Enterpn-o fiu-d a ioy.il salute tins morning as the Union .rack was hoisted at Government Hinw 1 . The Aitillery paraded, and saluted the Stars and Stripes. The Exhibition will close on Satmday night. Addresses appiopriate to the occasion will be delivered by the Governor and the Premier, and complete lists of the .i wards will be read out. The e\pcuti\e lia\e sent complimentaiy caids to the officers of the Entei prise, and also muted the attendance of hci ciew in a detachment. Bishop Redwood has been requested to preach the sermon at the opening sor\ ice in connection with the Plenaiy Council to be held in Sydney on the 13th of next month, under the piesideney ot Cardinal Mm an. The lion. P. Buckley is confined to his bed, and Ins medical adviseis iecoininended the gieat'^st caie to pi event the illness becoming of a serious nature.