ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9269, 3 August 1893, Page 5

ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS.

[BY TELKGU'H. — r-RES* ASSOCIATION'.] DIWKDIS, Wednesday. A WAKitv.vT Is been issued at Auckland for tho arrest: a young man named Ernest Dawson, who as manager of the Dunedin branch of Coc's Tourists' Agency. This Dawson, likeh namesake now awaiting trial, was known toe living fast, and his friend. were under ae impression that he must have private moans. He left here last WHne*day a his way North, where he said he was -oiig to spend alive-weeks holiday. He aipwrs to have written to the Auckland mataur that he was abseondug with thetirm'aiirtiey, but since the wariuit has been i«ual lothing has been heart of him. He is belied t> have left Lyttelton for Rio in the Optic. The amount of the defalcations m-itionel is AUIW. Davson came to Dune lit. fromAucatlaiid. THE EDUCATIONAL DEADLOCK AT ,'KLSOX. —«► [BY IELEOWP; —»*«''•■'« ASSOCIATION".] Nelson, Wednesday. THE education' deadlock has advanced another stage. After taking legal advice the Education* 0111 ' 1 * refrained from forcing an entrance t the present Boys' School, but hive tain the Princess Rink, and notified teach'' !l "'' parents that it, will be opened as pschoel to-morrow morning. The School f'mmitteo have also taken adrice and it caring out that they have sole control of »e schools with power to eject any perioriot acknowledged by them as a teacher ' a* announcing the reopening of the sclor on Friday, having arrange I for carrying" l the work by a slight shitting of teach'/' i 9 ?all ' '"'-' teachers are "°'' v taking vice.