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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7195, 22 June 1885, Page 2

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Cautleyand Major Badhem. :-S^€^^^M immediately return with Genesif/Mm Soratohley, who is a passenger to %so%§ffi&ma land by the mail steamer from Sydney.|p^S| At the Magistrate's Coßrt on Thu^yiiaylC-**'^^ a man named Harcrose was charge'd : 'ijS*^| with stowing away on board the sWamer../^^* Rotorua for Lytteiton, aud,wks/B|S|J: f ti tended to 14 days' imprisonment wjta3^ s out the option of a' fine. The' sente&^p^ite caused a good deal of comment, ane(tfpp|j||fp Minister of Justice ordered the "trHease^^M of the prisoner. The magistrate; Mjjjj^sjoM Wardell, this morning admitted making^S^ffl a mistake, and that he should have;imSi^|||i posed a* fine. " . , . ;V-:.'l-olf^^p Ross, Sa'tur'Sayl".f^^^ Three very sharp shocks Qt.p6vttsj-jsmm quake occurred at .1.30 p.m. to-day/'a|^ljg§|| companied by a loud rumbling, nbiaej^l^^il Ohbistohttkoh, Sunday^fp^^l At 2.30 this morning threeV men^^fe*! named W. Mohr, A. F. Dongl^^M^ P. Douglas, stuck up a foreignftr nam|d|^»l Geo. Trugesen on the Madraa-sfelp^Ml railway footbridge, violently^ as?aolfe^^ffi|! him, and t robbed him of -a parcel .JMi^^M taining a suit of clothes. Sergt.^Gariyon^^l arrested two of the men. soon aftefyanß.^^ subsequently got the third man,fans|jW#^ recovered the property at D.oug|^,lSfp| house. ' r -.■■ i: '' : "^ : o<^Bfi ■ About 8 o'clock last night ia.-store^af^SS Leeston was burned down. Jt w^ai pseiiS^ partly by the New Zealand^oan:f6fi^S|l Mercantile Agency Company. fb^stprip^^Kl twine and seeds, and by 4 Mr Sprm^?iw/jiS|| wineandspiritstore..lfothingpf ; th^;Jioaß^^^ and Mercantile.Ageqcy Qom^njjSftopk^^M was saved, but all the wines and .SpiritsSm were got out. Both the. building .and|^l the company's stock were uninßur,edi|g|| The former was •worth, about £150 i, andMl'l the latter £300. The cause of JtheifirS^fc has not been ascertained. ■.-:■ ".,■^if^S^fe TikAKXJ, SundaySf |»^ A man named Macgan had his rleg|Mv ; badly broken yesterday ,while.;wqrking»f| b a threshing machine. . '•• \-'^'H^~MwMs A tally clerk named Pollock, orkirig on the breakwater yesterda^Cwj sceived severe injuries 'byj'^'Brapi'^l nockad by a heavy sling.' "■ '■•;'■§-. !-|B|&f3 m At a large meeting at Tem'nk^ojii^ I" Friday night of shareholders^m^kM^ ll Government Lite Insurance Assoc|a|l^^ <& hose present, with two exoept||p^|^p || olved to vote against the establiahm^dt^ V^ if local boards. " '".•.. ' yW^^M M , ' Port Ohai-mers, Sunday.^S || Arrangements have ■ been ma^de^^rS fl| auding the mails and Southerid, paßaenip ;ers by the Aorangi as Boori^aß|fsp^ |?| irrives off Otago Heads/ which shbrnd.^ || )e early to-morrow 'mprning.v\..': X'^^fi|| %

. — c [ FBB TTNITHD PEBBB ASSOCIATION. ] > ' Auckland, Saturday. In consequence of information re- i ceived the Customs officials proceeded to-day on board the barque Altair, recently from Lyttelton,' and instituted a : search for. smuggled goods. Itappears ' that several of the crew; had a dispute with the captain, arid one "of their number, formerly an A.O. man,, haying known Constable Christie down South, informed him that the captain had a quantity of sugar secreted in the lazarette which was not accounted for i on the manifest. In consequence of this the Customs authorities were communicated with, and Mr Parker, tide waiter, and several other officials proceeded on board the barque. A search in the lazarette was made, and resulted in fourteen bags of sugar being discovered which were not entered -on the manifest. Captain Munro has been served with a summons, charging him with having made a false declaration to Her Majasty's Customs by neglecting to record the fourteen bags of sugar on the inward manifest. John Douglas, a new chum, blazed away tonight in Albert-street with a five-barrelled revolver. James Eobb, a carpenter, and Win. Noakes, a bricklayer, narrowly escaped being shot. Douglas was arrested for drunkenness. Mr Courtney, in whose employ Margaret O'Brien was, offers a reward of £100-to anyone who will olear up the mystery of her poisoning. ■ . John Turn bull, a carpenter, who was injured by a plank falling from- the second storey of the New Zealand Insurance Gomp&ny's building, Victoria Arcade, now in course of oreotion, etil remains in an unconscious condition at the hospital, and a fatal termination of the accident is expected, as his skull is fractured. . Wellington, Saturday. The polioe authorities visited to-day the photographing establishments in this city, and proceedings will be instituted against the proprietors' of three shops, for employing female labor beyond .the hour, allowed by law. „-'..., ' The Customs duties for this, week amount to £11,89&. The sum is the largest for one week ever recorded, in Wellington. The total receivedy esterday amounted to about £6000.; To-day the amount; was only £15. ' .7; The Hinemoa yrili leave for Onehunga this eyening ; aud will tate up Major '