NEW ZEALAND. [BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2189, 20 July 1886, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND. [BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday.

Ykstkruvy afternoon the house of Mr (leorjie Hall of I'apamn, was entered (luring the absence of the family, and two boxes stolen belonging to his daughter, Mrs E. WakeHelil, containing jewellery and documents. She state* that the}' were m the room, the window of which was left open. Some jewellery belonging to Miss Graham in the same room was undisturbed. The servant girl was in the house <it the tune, but she was in the kitchen remote from the room entered, and neither &aw inor heard anyone about. DUNE DIN, Saturday. News has been leoeived of the death of the Rev. Mr McNaughton, who for many yeais wis Presbyterian Minister at Arukr«on'h Hay. A firm here hti complained that cases received by the dnect steamer, the cargo of which was transhipped from the Ncrth, had been nfled ot their contents. Monday. The Union s s. Company have withdrawn the Tekapo for Kimberley for want of fculficient suppoit. The uneinplo}ed held another meeting to day, but their particular grievance was not \ery n anifet>t. A procession, ID which wives and fi-iulie-i will take part, will probably h" hrld to-morrow. WOODVILLK, Monday. T. T. Kruwand, ]c\\»\ler and watch* niakii. who occupied one of the shops ia Lo\\i>\s block, w,h ,ii toted on Saturday evening on a ch.ii^t* ut lia\ in^ attempted to Hie the bmli.'sny He was hi ought before Messrs CllC 11 lil.- »nd Kill, J l\, this mornini:, and leinamlrd tut a wttk, bail bein^' lefu^e 1.