BREAKING AND ENTERING.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 208, 4 September 1886, Page 7

BREAKING AND ENTERING.

i. About 10 o'clock this morning information I was received at the Police Station that tho ; residence of Mr G. Hardy had been burglar* i ionely entered. About tho pame hour nowa j: was also conveyed to the Nowton Station f Constable Clark and Detective Twohey [both started in quest of the offender, and tho former succeded in arresting a boy named Thomas Woston, about ll o'clock. :It appear? that tho door of the houso was I burst op^n with a block of woods and a gasaI Hervalue3od, removed. Subscciuently.it Was ' discovered that the. boy had Hold this . Basilier at Mr Ah Keu's establisllmbnt, I yueen-stroet, to an employU named Ah Tim : {pr.,?d, .. Aa this wan mu'fih below the I proper value the Ohinoe Was arrested I at 1 o'clock by Constable Clark on the charge of receiving goode, well knowing tho Bame to have been stolen. Ah Tim was let out on bail at 2 o'clock.

Mr C. Y. O'Connor, Undar-Socretary, Twill arrive in Auckland on Monday next jon business connected with the Lands I" Department. ; Captain Baldwin is out as a candidato for , Dunedin Central in room of Mr Bradshaw, deceased. The names of Messrs Bracken, Dick, and Hutchison are also mentionod in connect ijn with the seat.

Professor Kirk proceeds to \Vhangarei ; before the end of the month, in connection with the establishment of tho School of

Forests there. Tlib beginnings will be email,

th? nucleus of the institution being acottaeo i for the gardener; Some ground will also be j br.kon this year, and orange and other fruit I tfKs planted-.

. A mbotiijg. of the Crown .Eatida.Board

I ,waii :beld thia-morning for the purpose cf i opening tandors for section of rural lands .on deferred payments, and for Crown

. lands for lease on the perpetual leasing \ ijstem. All the deferred payment sections are in the Motukaraka Block, Hoki- ; anga County. Section 21 of block 9 was allotted to G. Hallivvell, the only applioant. There were five applicauts for Section 22, and in accordance with the regulations it was decided to request them to tender^ for the land. Mr Archibald was the successful tenderer for the perpetual lease of section 24 of

block 9, 110 acre?, the price being la 2d per

I acre. L. Reisterer was the successful : tenderer for the perpetual lease of I section 22, 58£ acres, the price being Is 2£d ; per acre. J. Goodwin tendered for Srection

i 10 Block 10, 106J acrea, but his tender was ; informal, as he had neglected to deposit I sin months' rent with bis apclication. I At two o'clock the applications for tho I perpetual lease of village settlement eeattohs

I wero opened by the Gommiasioner of 1 Crown Lands and in cilses where there waa ' more than one applicant for fibs same block ,tlie ownership was decided by lot. The reI suit,will be announced at noon on Monday. I There were 165 applications for 100 sections.

iHALr ABLBEP.—"I never." wrote a young lady to a friend, "go to church or lecture but I am half asleep, and I never know afterwards what the sermon or lecture was about" It was

a plain case of nervous lethargy, produced by I want of aotion ot the liver and digestive organs, i She was persuaded to try Hop Bitters, and now i Bhe writes: " How intelligent and bright are ■ermona and lectures now, and how glorious the i world we live in is I Hop Bitters are Indeed » hUulne to me." Notice.

A Wise Deacon.—"Deacon Wilder, I want rou to tell me how you kept yourself and family >o well the past season, when all the rest of us have been sick so muoh, and have had the doclore running to us bo of ton." " Brother Taylor, the anawor is very easy. I used Hop Bittera in Etime, and kept my family well, and saved large doctor's bills. Four shillings' worth of it kept «3 all well and able to work all the time, and I will warrant it has cost you and moat of the neighbours £10 to ClOCLaploco to keep sick the same time. I fanoy you'll take my medioin* 1. Ran.