LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2886, 13 January 1891, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

[IIY TiaKCHAIal.— OWN' C lIIKKSI'OXIIKNT. ) Auckland, La-t Ni.dit. Lll-.trr. Haui.taw ifici!Hi\l :> telrjjrim frnni Captain S .nmi'-TM 1' iU\< iiinmin',' inf.iriiiin<r liim that die Napier meeting w ailri probibly last- seven shonlins,' davs eninmciicinpf <>n Tuesday nevt, and ids" tli.it owintr tn the hicli cab fares chai'L'ed I'm - conveying competitors to ilia camp from town it would his advisable fur tlin moil to remain in c imp and as the caterer will supply meals for 25s per week this course would be cheapo,- than living, in Napier.

Mr H-iU's.ii: .VI aw]! liioadL'at.e. achemi-t at Pi.rneH, w-.s found dead in his shop, Mmnkau r i.i-l. A strung -en.-'i <■'• ci) ■" ■-

fnnn was untied in the i>..>ni \vn--r ■ •■ t'a' liodv '.vrs found and a pus" .-onionation will be made to -«v if "I/h w.s t>'.' cause, nf death. O-c-ia-ed wis f...mealy a chemist at Oi->in;nr!ei but al-o it .-i v months a.'o lie pipchas-il n hiHine.-s m \i muk u Uoul. Mil h;vi been ('l'i.ik-iiKC hiiavilv ■■' lut". Mis ivifn anil family aic now-it Co p-B-.andel. Deceased wao wis a'- at 5-1 ye i- .- nf ;![;.■, ivii< 1.-st seen al'vo n.a Sun.lay r-i'i-u----iutr wlipii ho had the sh ip ripen b.itwij.'ii 6 ami t) nV.l.iL'l;.

yir lliad-ai, Iho rmai-r nf thr> y-c'i; Jtaritiina has t-ikr-ii tlio ynelit tn \V>!linatun tn comnrile in th'i regatta there for the prize nf t'7o and cup. I) Giles mid i> Itasfil!, scpr-finljti'Ji'iil-of the Avniiilale Aiyluin, will eoiiduet the Hnspital enquiry. The ci>muiis.-i"n appninted to t iko evidence in Auckland in the action Whit;-kei v, Hutchi-o'i, dis inserl -if the last wiHn'S this liioniinir. Their report will lie foi-w.-inled tn the. (Jhiet Justice within fciie tn-x' few days. Mr Mutchison returned tn th. south -it noon to-day via Manukan, anil the ci\ie will ciuimence next week.

Captain Harris, of the island steampi Little Agti"s, returned to port here thiniurniiiK from New Caledonia after hifirsttnp. He reports that the well-known iron ship Ayrshire, laden with nickel ore for Glasgow, was ashore on a reef on th" mirth-east cnaat nf New Caledonia, but when he left it wa« expected that she would be trot oil with line weather.

The body nf William Parksr was recovered at the Waikato Heads yesterday nmniintr. The remain will bnbrimgrht here fin- int-rment after the inquest, which takes place tn-inoirow.