IN THE COURTS.

Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17419, 6 September 1928, Page 5

IN THE COURTS.

ALLEGED THEFT.

(By Telegraph.—-Press Association.)

AUCKLAND, Sept. 6.

Augustus Henry Francis Wisnesky, aged 42, a railway employee, was charged today with stealing £353/9/2 while acting as clerk and treasurer of the Mercer Town Board.

He pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial.

Six varieties (one entry).— Miss Plant 1. Three varieties (2). — Miss E. Gibson 1, Miss J. Milnle 2.

Stocks. Six heads, four dolours (two entries) J. Ross 1 and 2. Three heads, three colours (3). — J. Ross 1, Master G. Shaw 2. Poppies (Iceland). Twelve blooms (1 entry).— Jessie Ylilne 1. Freesias.

One varietv. cream or white (1). — -Mrs. Pratt 1. One variety, coloured (1). — Mrs. Capper 1. Violets. ■One variety (5 entries). — Mrs. Bruce T. Miss Gibson 2. Hyacinths. Three varieties (4 entries). — Miss Plant 1. J. Ross 2. Ono spike (3). — J. Ross 1 and 2. Pansies. Any other flower (two entries). — E. Hardman 1. Decorative Exhibits.

One bowl spring flowers (three entries). — Mrs. E. F. Adams 1, Miss Wil-

cox 2. One bowl daffodils (2). — Miss Wilcox 1. Basket flowers (2). — Miss Wilcox 1, Airs. E. F. Adams 2. Decorated table (1). — Miss Wilcox 1. Gent’s buttonhole and ladies’ spray (2).Miss Wilcox 1 and 2. Children (under 17), buttonhole (2). Norman Capper 1. Jessie Milne 2. Pot Plants. Hanging basket Lachenalia (1 entry).— H. Battson 1. Flower nlant- in pot (2). — AT Hardman 1 E. Hardman 2. .The Show was officially opened by His Worship the Mayor (Air. W. Bongarcl) this afternoon. A remarkable feat was that put up bv Air. W. Dauby, who practically “scooped the psoi” in the daffodil classes and carried off all the championships—an unique feat.