GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 85, 11 April 1894, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

( Our Own Corretpondent. ) Palmerbton North, This Day. At the Police Court yesterday the keepers of eoveral houses of ilt-famo were charged with sly ffrojj-scl'infr. 'J he charge agamat Emily Hill was disinhsod, on the ground tbat the accused was in Wellington on tbo day in question, aud did not rotiirn until after the offence was committed. Tbo chaigca against tho othera wero adjourned for fnttber evidence. Pah.ia.toa, This Dat. It is roported tbat considerable indignation hits been aroused among the milk sup. pliora to tho Dottridgo butter factories on account of a deduction nearly equal to 5 per oont. from last month's milk accounts. A meeting of suppliers has Leon called at the Town Hall for Tuesday nest, when a resolution is to be moved that Mr. "W. B. Edwards be instructed to iesue writs against Messrs. Cook & Gray, as Dottridgo's agents, for tho amount so deducted, and damages for br< ach of agreement, if tho amount be not paid by that date. Havklock. This Day. Charles ThoropEon was to-day eentoucod to three months hard labour lor Btenlintr a saddle and bridle, and oommitted for trinl at the Lcxt sitting of tho Supremo Court nt Blenheim on tho churfro of stenbng v black mare, tho propel ty of John W. fiughos. The prisoner . a ptraneorto thi" district, was oaptured a.tr West port. lUNllKl) I'UKbS AUbxClA'llUN.l Auckland, 10th April. H.M.S. Curavoa l'na railed for Sydney.