LATE TELEGRAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 139, 13 June 1911, Page 6

LATE TELEGRAMS.

I ALLEUED EMBEZZLEMENT. (T.y Telegraph.— Own Correspondent) CHRIiSTCHURCH, this day. Alex. W. Ironside, charged with embezzlement of £700, the property of the Public Trustee, was to-day remanded by the judge till the 24th i_3t. on bail, himself in £200, and two sureties of £100 each. "THE REFORMATION." CHRISTCHURCH.. th_s day. I Back in February, when I Fowler was hi Christchurch, except.Vm was taken by Protestant bodies to references made by the visitor and th<» 'Roman CailioJic "dignitaries to the Reformation and its leaders. Notice was then given by the Christchurch Presbytery to move an overture praying the General Assembly to take these statements into consideration. To-day the overture was moved and carried unanimously. MISCELLANEOCS. DUNEDIN. this day. | Judge Williams granted a rale "nisi this morning, in the divorce cases: Burrows v. Burrows, husband's petition, oa the ground of desertion; Conroy \. Couroy and Patterson (misconductJ. The shopkeepers of Dunedin will observe Coronation Day as a close holiday. The Kaikorai Band unanimously decided to take part in the North Island conttet at Gisborne next February, providing an outside judge is appointed