A favorable cable was received yester day from Mr F. A- White relative to the Maori Dream property. The telegram was as follows : " Have been able to place the Maori Dream, provided reports are favorable from Mr Richards." On the receipt of the cable a meeting of share holders was held, when it was decided to reply that some of the documents required were already in transit, and' others would follow at the earliest opportunity. When Mr White left Auckland his proposals were to form a conupar)y of £60,000 capital, the present shareholders* to receive 20,000 paid up shares of £1 each. Working capital to the extent of £20,000 was to be provided. As Mr F, A. Wh'te has not signified any alteration in these terms having been made it is presumed that they have been accepted.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
(Per Press Association.)

WELLINGTON.—Last night. The two fishermen missing from the Heads have turned up safely.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
(Press Association.)

Wellington, September 21. A young man named George Kidd, aged 21, was killed at Dinagaree station, near Blenheim, by an oafc crusher.
SPORTING.
A.JC. SPRING MEETING.
VICTORY FOR A NEW ZEA-

LANDER

(Per PiiEss Association.)

Sydney, This day. The weather was fine but strong cold winds were blowing for the concluding day of the A.J.O. Meeting. There was a large attendance.
