Mr Legge and Trent Brothers.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 36, 12 February 1886, Page 3

Mr Legge and Trent Brothers.

With reference to the telegram read by Mr Jowitt at the meeting of Mr Legge'sj creditors, from Trent Brothers, of Christ church, stating that they would not prove on the estate, but would probably take criminal proceedings, Mr Legge has shown us a telegram from Trent Brothers, in which they state that they desire to have no interference with Jowitt and party, and that Mr Jowitt had no authority from them to act. Tbey had refused to give a proxy.

George Beaumom, butcher, was thrown from his horse yesterday, and was conveyed to the Hospital. This afternoon he is dome well, and hia injuries aro not of a dangerous character.

The following programme will be performed by the Artillery Band to-morrow afternoon in the Albert Park, from 3 till 5. under the auspices of His Worahip the Mayor:-" Grand March, reception. (R. Smith); - flection, Les Cloches De Cornivall" (Mullott ; valae, "Mountain and Glen. (Sunpe); erand selection, "Rip Van Winkle (F. Bouequor); air varie, " Souvenir de Valence" (Bleger); valse, "Rose of England" (H. Round); gr nd descriptive fantasia. " Night at Sea?' Woodman); galop, "Jolly Brotheiß" (Wainwright); "God Save the Queen." The following are the totals made by the five highest scorers of the Auckland Naval Artillery. They have each fared fourteen founds at 200, 300, and 500 yards. They fired in the early morning, and conse f Sentry had not a goodlight for. portion^ each practice-.-Act-Lieut Moore, 142 , Ist dasa P O. H. Sm th, 141; Seaman, W. Moore 140 2nd class P. O. P. Moulden, m: Lieut Smith, 127. This^ring was for choice of representative for the contest at Wanganui.