TELEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 179, 2 August 1887, Page 5

TELEGRAMS.

J Napier, this day. criminal sessions of ihe Supreme opened to-day. There are five cases calendar—the only important ones '^peing a charge of perjury and one of stealin? two cases of rimu from the .wreck of the top Northumberland. '

-TiMARir, this day. * ™an was charged at the R.M. Court yesterday with laying poisoned grain in a men in the borough. It transpired that 4e man was a gardener, and had obtained *>c gram from the Road Board to kill Wiw. He had also notified the The Bench convicted him warning but inflicted no fine and only reS hlm to pay the expenses. He asked •Wto was to do for self-protection, as his &Tt' rava Sed by sparrows. The Wnch declined to advise.

. : Sheep - Stealing. Uarges of stealing (1) five and (2) six to^L 6 rnninS ton Station, Paoroa, fern- a Bullock drive named Thomas i«Sk« ° w heard- A mate of sndE»ff , e-lnformation' which led to the •""""R oi skms on Terry's premises.

■j, Chrtstchurch, this day. kpbKr *?l mston has given judgment WHS!"^ a? tsonJ^er v. Aynsley *m& decla«ng Mr Fryer to be '•**«* New Zealand ShipBoard of Directors. Mr t appeared for defendant, obWeX^Jf* 1 Thecase arose out ¥ Kf T St£^ nnual meeti"S. when LVj Coster was elected a todMrJW, nofc aid a Previous call, * W'2 7f° T as defeated> claimed "* BhS iI T& el?, ctedj aiid fchafc fche >way. 6 en for Mr Coster were thrown

»4 BW" to world to regulate tt *V>lo sS,W^tion and stim«Sfe s?° •» W» !,n' utll, <lnd soberness ?■*• tang fclS'^onipanys Hop •,, ;:» w.perfect,andhanniess, See,