LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2954, 20 June 1891, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS.

(IJY TKLKnllAl'l!.— OWN COHISK.SI'ON'IIIiNT.) Alckland, Li-t Xisjlll. I)N"E of tin: smartest and best, known int"rcolouial tradinss vessel* huilins: from llm port of Auckland, the bariiurutine 1 Linda is!o, is gixen up for hut, am) is supposed to have fiim flown with till hands in some of 111 h recent heavy Kales prevailing between the; Now Zealand and Australian coasts. She was a well-equipped craft of tiUl tons nut register, ami was commanded by Cipt, Rollinson. Tliu Wanda I-lts sailed tioin Newcastle, on the 21th of last iirui'h in ballast, bound to Kaipara to loud timber to tike (jack to Sydney. Two other Auckland vessels which loft New South Wales about the .same time ill it .she did have both arrived at Kaipaia lons since, and are, almost ready to leave .-'train, but there is no word of the unfortuna :e Hand a Isle. A member of the Monl.malier- 1 I'nion was brought before the Police Coon, for iusultins; ImgimKC and threatening to assault e. non-nnioni-t. Defendant was 10l lowing informant on his way home, ahusini; him. Mr Cotter, "» brhalf 01 the Ijuotmakers' Union, appeared in coirf, and i,'ave a promise that such an olfeiice should not. be repeated, upon which a-snninw the case was wiMrdi 1 awn. A meeting of the, A'M'ieni l ural Ass icia-t.i-.11 in- held to-day, when Mr .lohn Philip- re.id a paper 011 the pioposal to lux s'.allions. He considered the proposal anot,l)i-r instance «>f the. in i'Misatu p.e-,.i ei ol tlni Government to interfere in each and every class ot business of which it knows nothing.