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

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2166, 27 May 1886, Page 2

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

At a meeting of the Chamber of Qommerco it was decided to represent to the Government the desirableness of passing & law whereby persons accused of offences againut the city bye-laws and police regulations may, if they do not dispute the charge, pay the fine prescribed for such offence without the necessity of attendiug the hearing at the Magistrate's Court. The local' Artillery parade to-morrow morning to fire a salute in honour of the Czar's coronation.

It is probable that Madame Albani, the eminent vocalist, will shortly undertake a profeasioal tour through tbo Australian colonies. Mklbournk nhopkeopeiw nro complaining grievously of diminished receipts, which they attribute to the large efflux of wealthy people who have gone to visit the Indian and Colonial Exhibition. We cill the attention of dairymen and others to the important and unreserved ■ale of pure-bred dairy stock to be held at Whatawhata by Messrs W. J. Hunter and Co. on Thursday next, June 3rd. The cows are from Messrs Fanthum'a and Morrin's well-known Butterfly and Boeingbroke breed, and prize takers in the Auckland Agricultural Show, and are all good milkers anl quiet, and can bs highly recommended. The horses hate been bred ou the farm, and as farm stock in their respective classes they cannot be beaten. The implement) are all in pood workirg order, and the poultry are pure bred, from birdt imported by Mr Day himself ■ from Australia,