MINES ON THE RAILWAY.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 236, 7 October 1887, Page 5

MINES ON THE RAILWAY.

■ eePOSED IARRIKINISM.

j fflpw a week's 'watching Detective 1 i ,l obtaining what ap" i Hfciki.clae to the mystery connected ! > H|n frequently dificovcrecl od the 8 BBtaflrayline, to theimminent dange r ;. MUN" 3 - At the I'olice Court this n MKiyoatli 13 years of age, named 9 s^ ■Ww> fl'as charged with 3- mfedioily and unlawfully placed two sa railway line at Morning-side, id pfciMstated that the evidence in Iβ 118 entirely circumstantial. The i. Wjr l SM not actually seen to place n- fSr. Bl^'ll6 ! but the evidence would or to prove that no one eel committ,;tl the alleged (!• ■Jγ"^ 1 ™ Hughes deposed that ■TOience of coroplainti.s made of , a 8 Jffiv™? placed on the railway in was yesterday morning id' ! |K^f at ' ie Kaipara line, and when ml ■"•pse's crossing, at Rocky :ei ] Sf 1 be got off the lino. E. towards- the Mount Eden ing M? 1 *! distance of about 100 yards, ir >" SK 8 " H " 00^tr " cl; io!i on that portion Jlr fttf', ™revere three boys, one of red ■X', B ™Prisoner, gathering ferns by Yβ Btr c, He Silw the Prisoner ,nts sight of him [by being.between them. an IBstei A? saw tlie Prisoner rom IRZ llen Prisoner Raw ;ber mmiri X a » hard as he '^HCA^ Eclen statio »- fud ' IfeU- Ir er - Prisoner kicked two off the line.. He could >010, of the stones. trio, took him into cus-

its Mpk t« N $ BIS* 83 very )ei . KffiiW with tho ot, j' ecfc ° f f *Kb £ not aye seen what fot ■EW conne3 .s i»l2"F eco gn'se them. lay B*teT c evidence to the effect acre, », on the line after had P«sed, and the ICHS and his two Id ° comp anions call HI 'i-'iS 6 * 8 Mu s hes was > f St, Bk]£*^ Te came after me ■dneS- address. ' an( S ■ ofthe three h °y* kick two * cc * said ho would r tllye^«'fi pWl the Stones eC SBRfeC^ cU y where to cr th 6 Industrial not like to ■I >IrS w *?" Ind «sfcrial TaP erS mMs * tt? 5 f a ?e, and in Ir&fo ■■Wμ course Works ■^■rV , ftey at amounfc was >« ,^ ,vas discharged