LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2692, 12 October 1889, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

(liV TJXUJCUAI'H.—O'.VX" COIUtK.-jL'ONOKNT). Auckland, Friday. At the L oard of Education t >-day, the'fo'I nving tul".gram was received from Mr b'idlcr : -i My resignation\v;w sent in under pressure iif temporary worry. Is it too late tii go hack, if so, then pleas.'; consider mean applicant fur tho position as advertised ut L'oOO. Have now baon eight yoirs a sjrvant uf the Jioard, and always striven to give satisfaction." .Mr Upton stited t.liat Mr Fldler had been ill some time, but was now better and ready to sxo on with his duties, if it was not too late to withdraw Ins resignation. It was piijnteij out that under Rulo o it, w.i.s too late to withdraw lii.s resignation, and Mr Fidler'sapplication must stand with the others, it was agree! that on account of the ;a roars of work, Mr Fidler lie requested to : carry on his work, pending the appointment of the new inspector. The st;ainer Stall'a, returned to Mongonui from the Tlires Kings, where she went in watch of tlie missing ship County of CarnaiV.m. She reports having su.jn nothing of wreckage, nor any trace of shipwrecked sailors. Rangi, the converted Maori chief, was committed for trial on the charges of stealing various articles trom Mrs Clarke's house, where he was lodgimr. The shurenuuket: New Zealand Insurance buyers, (Us; sellers, Ci7s ; Colonial Insurance, sellers, 5< (id ; Kauri Timber, buyers, 14s (U ; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile, seller.", 70-;; Taupiri Coal Extended, buyers, 'JU (> i ; Cambria, sellers, os .">.); Saxon, buyers, 7s (id; .sellers, 8s; Treuton, setters, ,;3s 'J.i ; New Moanatairi, b-iyw*, ISVIIIY sillers, -U -M; II '.Val Oak, :i •I'ioi-s, L's; Norfolk-, sellers, 2s Ik) ; May Queen, buyers, Is !) j ; sellers, Is 10d.