DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143648, 16 November 1911, Page 7

DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

WAIHI GRAND JUNCTION. Per Press Association. WAIHI, Nov. 15. The W.iihi Grand Junction Gold Mining Compiler during the four-weekly period cnci-.'i-i 4th hist., crushed and treated Oi-i-b teas of ore for the return of bullion valued at £12,797. COMMITTED FOE TRIAL. WELLINGTON, Nor. IS. At tho -Magistrate’s Court to-day, Robert u.;g..!irid Brice pleaded guilty to seven ei oi false pretences, one of theft, ; 'two of forgery. Six offences of i- ■ pi rtences were committed in the ao*. a district, and one in Welliii"co;i. i . i.rgery was committed at J and cii.ngton. Accused was remanded tit, next Wednesday for sentence OU me charges of false pretences and there, and was committed to the Bunrcrne Court for sentence on the charges oi forgery AN OBNOXIOUS FOREMAN. GREi'MOUTH, Nov. 15. The manager of the local branch of the Union Company received a letter from the Waterside Womens’ Union demanding tb ■ removal of one oi the company's iorev i n. The manager asked that a dcput-ifu.n be appointed to wait on him, which was agreed to. It was reported that a meeting of the union will be held to discuss the proposal made. There is every likelihood of satisfactory arrangements being made. CHARGE OF THEFT. CARTERTON, Nov. 16. In the Magistrate’s Court before justices, Samuel Keats was charged with the theft of a silver watch, gold ring and articles of clothing valued at £l2 from his mate, named William Davis. Both had been employed at the Admiral Run, Gladstone. Accused, who was about 21 years of age, was remanded to appear on the 22nd. Bail was not asked for.