TELEGRAPHIC.

Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 2, Issue 121, 3 April 1895, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

The Museum robbery. Auckland, Monday.—Yesterday Mr Boston, gaoler of Mount Eden gaol and Chief Detective Grace recovered the whole of tho missing coins, etc., the proceeds of the Museum robbery. They found 700 e >ins in the Symonds Street Cemetery buried under a bush where a grave had caved in. Buggy accident. Auckland, Wednesday.—A buggy accident took place on Monday night at Mechanic's Bay by which Mr John Burns, ironmonger, got his left log broken, Tho horse took fright at "a train and bolted. Tho trap struck against tho kerbstone and Mr Bums was thrown out, but he is now favour' ably progressing. Damage to the Dolphin. Auckland, Wednesday.—At ameot' ing of tho Harbour Board yesterday correspondence took place over the damage to tho dolphin at the entrance to the Calliope Hock by tho Tyser Company's steamer, Hawkes Bay, and tho issuing of a writ for tho amount of damage against the Hawkes Bay was read and considered, and a motion was carried that no further present proceedings in tho action be taken,' and that tho Company bo requested to proceed to arbitration. Assessment Court. Hamilton, Tuesday.—At the' Assessment Court held at Huntley today for Waikato County Valuation, tho "Waikato Land Association Estate was reduced by ninety-one thousand and odd pounds. Shipment of sheep. Donedln, Wednesday . Advico has been received that of 12J sheep sent to London by tho Buteshire only two died on the voyage,