SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1930, 30 December 1874, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(Per Anglo-Australian Telegraph Press Agency.) •©—: - Auckland, Tuesday, 7 p.m. Dr Wright fell down to-day in a fainting fit and broke his collar bone.—Mr T. B, Gillies, having accepted a judgeship, wjll probably be stationed at Auckland.—A meeting of the creditors of Henry Smith, of Mercury Bay, was held, liabilities £300, assets £223. Mr Macffarlane was appointed trustee.—The criminal calendar is as follows Jackson, for shooting with intent; Mirebouse, for embezzlement; Morris, for forging and uttering; Newton,-a Maori, for murder ; Jane Gledhill, for stealing from a dwelling; Perry, for breaking.' and entering a dwelling; Kemsley, for arson; Devoy, for cattle stealing; Moss, for illegally pawning; Thompson, for embezzlement ; Cecilia Allen," for arson.— The direct shipment of sugars from the Yarraville ; Befinery, Victoria, realised £3715s per ton in bond for best white crystals.' £31'5s to £35 10s for the other whites.—A correspondent of the Star advocates proclaiming • the opening > of Ohinemuri .three months before.,the day appointed for the opening, in order that miners at a distance who went away dis 'heartened imay return in time-for the first ch'ance.—Thomas H ervey, steward ; of the ' itosario,' has been,: .fined,,,£loo for. smuggling tobacco, and.which'' Oonley, a .waterman; was convicted for having in his' possession..,', Cohjey's wife .informed. ; . .