TELEGRAMS.

Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1887, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. ) Auckland, 9th Soptombor. A warrant was issued at tho Supremo Court yestorday for tho arrrst of Campboll on a charge of porjury. Ho had boon beforo tho Supromo Court last session, but was discharged in consequonco of a flaw in tho indiotniont, .For breach tff tho marriage laws, by making a false declaration to tho Registrar, Quinn and Johnson wore plrttied nndor probation for 12 months. This Dat. Mr. P. W. Barlow, of tho London Inst. C.E., is at present in Auokland oompiling information on behalf of that institution respecting the doaks, harbours, and chief industrial works. Dunedin, 9th Septomber. In tho Rcsidont Magistrate's Court the Magistrate gave judgment for J3lB against tho owner of a private siding, being tho value of ono of tho tram horses which had to be killed through injuries sustained by a collision with a truck which was crossing the tram lino. The Magistrate dooided that tile fwner of tho siding was liable bocauso ho know of th(* dangor of allowing work to bo performed by Wo horses without a brakosman. Grktmouth, Tills Dat. The Brunnor Company has exported 9000 tons coal in tho last four weokß. It is proposed to mako the Wallsend and Taylof wile footbridge all of iron if the ratepayers will agree to pay the extra cost. N"aWBK, This Dat. The Licensing Committee thanked Inspoctor Bullcn for tho steps takon to scouro increased means of escape from liconsed houses in the event of fire. The Chairman trusted that tho far-seoing courso adopted by the Inspeotor immediately on his appointmont to tho district would render impossible in Napier such lamentable events as had occurred at Blenheim.