LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Correspondence.
(By Interprovincial Telegraph.)
Nelson, 1.50 p.m., April 5. Tho business of the Bank of Auckland came to a stand on the 2nd inst. •the manager attempted to abscond, out was prevented from doing so. No defalcation appeared on examining the account, but four thousand pounds' worth of overdue bills were returned «» specie (?). The other Banks have taken up the business and will discharge the liabilities. At present the majority of Curtis «» tho Superintendency ig 179. There »niam only the Amuri returns to c«ne in.
IN RE ASHWIN.
TO TUB EDITOB OP THE " PRESS."
Sik, —May I be allowed space to correct a punter's error that appears in your to-day's report of my evidence. The passage in question is given by you as follows:—"On the credit side a bill"for £150 10s, purporting to be a part renewal of a false entry of £60 in caßh, &o." The deposition made by mc was, "On the credit side a bill for £150 10s, purporting to be a part renewal, and a false entry of £60 in cash," &c. By inserting this you will oblige yours, &c, J. W. Tbeadwell.
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Press, Volume XI, Issue 1377, 6 April 1867, Page 3
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