NEW ZEALAND.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXX, Issue 8578, 4 September 1888, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND.

- - ,/ / ■ [Pee Press Assoc /TIC,N, *J AUCKLAND, Sept- ®*. The following team eelocted to represent Auckland i-' football mtc against the Engljf foo*ballets:-Full. hick, T. Browns BMasefield, L. Idru ®> hacks, M. w aU T d son; Weils, T. ’ Tjeekv "R M‘Kenaie, W. Hobson, A. Stewart, .A P. Gould. THAMES, Sept. 3. tvon Johns, a highly respected miner, <j;Vd suddenly on Saturday evening. The Jause of death was heart disease, and no ' inquest will be held. ... , , Mary with the attempted murder of her husband, at Mount Pleasant, has been further remanded for a week. NAPIER, Sept. 3. The case of alleged perjury against F D. Luckie, Secretary of the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club, brought by his Clerk, B.C. Ware, was dismissed without tho defence being called on, at the K.M. Court this morning. HAWEEA, Sept. 3. As Mr Nairn, Manager of the Bank of family to

Mftnaia yesterday, the horse bolted and upset the buggy when approaching the Waingongoro bridge. The youngest child, an infant, was badly hurt about tho head, and the elder child had an ankle sprained. Mr and Mrs Nairn, and Miss Fatham, wore much, bruised. WELLINGTON, Sept. 3. Messrs Lysaght, who have received a telegram from their Bristol house, state that galvanised iron. Orb brand, is quoted at £l6 10a per ton, f.0.b., in London, and is advancing. , . . Mra Agnew, of Otago, was charged at the Resident Magistrate’s Court with provoking behaviour towards the Premier and was ordered to find a surety of £2O to keep the peace for a month. " DUNEDIN, Sept. 3. John Walker, an old resident of Opoho, over seventy years of age. in hla bed on Saturday. Ho must have been dead a couple of days when discovered. He leaves considerable P ro P®rty, but has no relatives in the Colony. At the inquest it was proved that deceased had over £2OOO in his possession at the time of hiS death. . • , Mr Carew to-day decided that the promoters of a Mining Company had no power to allotment money.