TELEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1347, 11 January 1884, Page 2

TELEGRAMS

t\ <<: '{Fwsk ;> 6tni!owN : cokßESPOND l Eiri 1 .) ■'>»•!;■.•.,!„,.•, 'NBWP^yMQU,T^tj«9,. ' tested/the j/cargo.pfc.cpal:^ \ ,iVgoo4rfoiilßi^an!ilpiai!pqßep,d rll-bA.cqn-n sumptionVt* about 25 per cent*, more 1 ttikn Gr>y&duth' ! 'fcoal^ 'blrt .this is ' S fulij;- J co'6litefbala^cl by .the, lower ki 'BHtfS £t. flinch supplies cas.b<^tjimed. - !: -Mtf'lTustice Johnston ;has decided- to ; ty^VTie castf tried .fttt-^ltJliidaV, when t^wrorig rna^' -^eas m'tfi^jtii'/'libx,- aa nu11. '. ;,, i., 1 ,; > r ,;'ji „ , J l |.; : L: 1 /"-. V. ; - The folldwtog,. were de- ■ livered to-day i J^A I dotpliß»>Diiya];; for ! larceny. *tw^Vfi -ftMtfiW ;" Heifry Jones; „ for larqeny fcqpi fiv^ey.ears ; ; John iLwirence,,; fop 4lftr<?piiy», -'three f years ; Johh; Wilsbn was /acquitted of indecent 'a*SaiiHi«j»^Mbi^iß* <DaVanagh " wab^quitte^o^teiiy*! 11 ': 1 '••"•• '. t , .... M^pr e ,(#ut>ley eI AS i f^ged, on an ... > e»a v mu4atiofl:6£.XiyttnHop > Hai-hor, with 1 a vieVto a 1 scheme: of defence. * . >■ Ttfr.VJphn Mcijaclilan announces himself; as a candidate for the-Selviryn seat; and will address the* electors on Monday. The stsftethent : that Mr E. Wakefield ,has offered his, servicns is denied* but he has consented to address the- electors on political matters on Tuesday next. ' . , , ; .Dttvbdiv, 9. The reheaiving ; of the,. JDummyism cases by the Land ißpafrd.- has been ad- ; journed until 'FeJbKuary^ lowing to the i lateness of the Shearing- preventing i witnesses leaving the stations. r In the Supreme Courts to-day Wm. i, Fielding, for burglaryfat a fancy-goods s shqp, at Clyde,, and the theft of a quan- > tity of jewellery, was convicted, and sentence has been deferred. > The big dredge has been able to ; work. onlj r fou hours on the bar since . the 27th Oc.tQber, t and the bar has i shoal fd two feet in that time. ; Wm. Field iiig received four years for burglary at, Clyde. „ . ,. i Fully 2(]|bQ.p^pple\isitedtl}e, Manapouti at the'-OltjM^harf last 'niehtr :-:-. s • ■• ■ 10. In the Supreme Court to-day a man named Newton, convicted of abusing a child, aged 12, was sentenced to seven ■ years penal servitude, and 25 lashes. He gave his age as 45 years. Gisborne) 9. The R..M. Court was occupied all to-day in hearing a charge. of alleged rape preferred against Richard Greenaway, a baker, by Mary Walker, a shop woman, eniployed^ in the same shop as the accused. v The offence is alleged tb'iia^e' "bStff^ditoTthitted while the woman was insensible through a fall from ahorse., The case was dismissed without calhng,on,jihp defence. r.'-'i t>• ! (i'-i „,| Auckland, 9. At the criminal' -isesfcions of \h<z Supreme ■ Gottrt to-day I ' August RaflSn, for fraudulent bantfufetcy , received six months, wiih^iiar^JaDor.'': Mr CarKeelc, surveyor,' telegraphed to Mr Bryce yesterday tb^at.ho has been unable ,to carry >tbroughi,the exploration for the railway line via Mokau , the Natives having turned him back t>eyond the ohura ; District/ He reports the country to be' exceedingly rough, ' ut it is probable the Government will send another party to try and get through what is held to be the best route for the'railway. 1 . Wellington, 10. Three , bottle-nqs^d v/').i.les were ►dnvehiri&ideithe'^i^or^t she Takaj)una yesterday afternoon, and ran - jintQ. shallow water - 4 at^tlio «i;<-au of the ** "gas-works', wfrei'e/'tnfey wWe'somred by the employees of 4 the; Gas Company. Their' value is estimator- at &■[? .;ach. Thousands of people crowded the beach to witness the capture*. The girl Boyle, for infanticide, was found guiltyi'bul; the jury -considered ■ she was finfean'e^t the ti m • , and she is how ! in ■prisdtivwaiting -tln> pleasure of the Colonial Secretary, as the verdict is equivalent to " not guilty. " Her early release is probablo*