LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2261, 6 January 1887, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

« |BV TKLKOHA?H—OWN COUnBSPON'DKNT.I The Stock Regulations. Auckland. Wednesday Night. Ahchibald Kknnedy, master of the Hauroto, was charged at the Police Court to-day, with allowing a horse shipped at Sydney to be landed at Auckland without a certificate being obtained. The Inspector Raid the captain had aettd in ignorance of the law, and he would not press tor a penalty. The caao was withdrawn. Methodist Free Church. At the quarterly meeting of the United Methodist Free Church Circuit held horn yesterday, the Rev. S. MelAirlane was elected chairman. Messrs liridgnian and Chamberlain were appointed representatives to the district meeting to be held in Wellington this month. A vote of thanks was paused to the Rev. Mr Worboys for his services and regret expressed at his leaving them to join the Presbyterian body. The Arson CaseGibbons was committed for trial to-day on the charge of arson, reserving his defence. The Totalisator Dividend. Mr Adams admits a mistake of two shillings was made in payment of the totalisator dividend on Waitiri in the Victoria Handicap, and is now paying the money to applicants. Ho attributes the mistake to the totalisator house being divided. General Whitmore. General Whitmore, accompanied by Capt. Schmitt, A.D.C., and Col. Shepherd, left far Onehunga this afternoon, en route for Waiukn, Waikato and Thames, to inspect the volunteers.