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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9341, 10 April 1893, Page 2

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(PER TOUTED HUBS ASSOOUTIOH.) t . _. , Au OKtAND, Saturday. Inspector Hlokßon and a party of police aud Permanent Artillery pioceededthis morniDg to WhakMane to arrest the natives who have recommenced obatrnoting the survey. * ' Wklljngtoh, Saturday. In toe Jacoweu pfarder case tie witnes Lowry deposed that he was rldlog along > (be road by wblol Jaoobwn would hay« :

left the camp tUe day he disappeared, and did not meet him. Mr Jelllcoe animadverted on the fact that aft-er two dnys' hearing no evidence of the murder had been addnced, and no evidence was fonhcoming of ony body being found. With respect to the charge of larceny rtpttit.Rt accused, it appeared that Hat>Vnr.i.k h.1.1 sold, not lent the camp things, anil ilir charge would probably fall through. Mr Graham, R.M.. dismissed the charge of murder ag&lnsb Smith oa the ground that the evidence was nob sufficient to send the case before a jnry. In the larceny case no evidence was offered and the prisoner w&3 discharged. In the action brought) by the Colonial Bank against Mrs T. Kennedy Macdonald, the Chief Justice nave judgment for the bank for the principal, £4500, and - interest at 7 per cent, and costs, the bank "^' to give credit in fnll for the net rental received.. The arrivals during Maroh were 2645, and the departures 2344. In March last year there was an excess of departures over arrivals of 206. 3he Auckland Good Templars Grand Lodge, in session at Auckland, hare elected Mr E. Tennyson Smith their representative to the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the World, nnd also to the World's Temperance Congress, both meeting in America in June, and at a meeting of the Auckland Prohibition League last night it was resolved to urge other organisations to also elect him their representative and take immediate action to raise funds for the purpose. Nelson, Saturday. Mr H, Faulkner's house of eleven rooms, at Wakefield, was burned yesterday. The insurance was £800 on the building and £200 on the furniture, in the North British and Mercantile, Nothing was saved. Dunedin, Saturday, The body of a man, apparently about 60 years of age, was found floating in the harbor this afternoon close to the wharf. The man was well clad and had an overcoat on. The Orange Lodge have passed a resolution instructing the Grand Secretary to forward to Ireland a letter of sympathy with their brethren in Ulster. There was a large attendance at the Otbgo University this afternoon to celebrate the coming of age of the institute. The chancellor, Dr. Stuart, traced the fonnding of the University, Professor Shand gave a history of its work, Professor bale spoke en the growth and extension during the past twenty years of university work in England, Dr. Fitchett spoke on what was done in other parts of the colony, and Sir Robert Stout dealt wUh tbe probable future development of university work, urging that it was wise to encourage such institutions, Snnday. The body found in tbe harbor has been identified as that of James Reid, 67 years of age, a clerk, Bingle. He had been a resident here for 20 years, and was for some months a patient in the hospital. The Dunedin Gold Dredging Company reports 17oz of gold for five days' work, and the Golden Run Dredge Company 760z for a fortnight. During the voyage of the Alcestis from Ealpara the master reports meeting with a succession of gales when near Cape Egmont from the 25th of March till the 3rd of April. On tbe 25th of March, when between Cape Egmont and Cape Farewell, at 5 p.m., a sea resembling a tidal wave came roaring towards the ship and struck her amidships, smashing tbe gig and the bow ot the life boat, and doing other damage, and carrying the debris overboard.