LATE TELEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 200, 22 August 1904, Page 5

LATE TELEGRAMS.

! . ' IBy Telegraph—Press Association.) _■ DUNEDIN. this day. At Hn> inquest on the body of Robert Morrison, a verdict return ed of "Accidental death,*' caused by falling o5 a train," DUNEDIN CRIMINAL, SESSIONS. ft! DUNEDIN, this day. at the criminal sessions to-day Mr Justice Wilh'aros commented on the ' a ct that the labours of the Grind Jury would he very light. There were five charges against, eight person- for assault, and only one of theft, one of Perjury and one of arson. (!. ('. BowMa was brought up for sentence for wing pleaded guilty in six cases of ttnbezzlement f T oiu the Public Trustee. Ue was committed to prison for two years' hard labour. Charles Smith, for was sentenced to 18 months

r ARBITRATION COURT. i ___ M, DUNEDIN. thn_ day. vi+k i Arbitralion c "»rt to-day dealt bread carters' award *in conation with employing of lour men on ■ctona Day and not paving them overaewrdinp to scale.' Counsel arguRtn 11 a " au ' lel '- s and business people « aerally had ajrreed to substitute the jjj» of Wales Birthday. The Preside n j m dis toe case it must Sn • . 00<i that the awards were s «ii m f orce DECREE NTSI. . WELLINGTON, this day. trisi ™ c D 'vorce Court to-day a decree jv** 3 granted in the ease of .Mary E. * n v. John Flanagan. 11NGERPRINT. Otto TT ]f BLLIN GTON. this day. • I rdigan - alias J - C. Adams. Hly* yin the Magistrates' Court Wsob » * elja rge of escaping from a "tober w g at 0t ' a? 0 Heads last Jj * 0 ' rrem ft c ft ~? Was committed to the SuWho f ° r 6(?ntence - This « the ef th_ fiL Was trac ed in Sydney by means "'ger-print system of identifica-