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Western Star, Issue 949, 20 May 1885, Page 2

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Auckland, Tuesday

Selby Callag dr-opped dead in the Harbor Board offices. Papers on hie body sbowGd that he has relatives at Taranaki and three children at St Mary's Orphanage, Nelson. John E.yera, jeweller, was arrested on a charge of breaking and entering the premises of Hart and Levy, pawn brokers, in June 1834, and stealing; therefrom, jewellery, &c, valued at £125. The discovery was made in a singular manner.

The Tarawera. fyr Sydney, tool*

Lieut. Stapleton, gunner Elliott and a detachment, of seamen.

11.M.5. Nelson has been engaged V lately laying submarine mines. Wellington, Friday.

A divorce suit, in which heavy images are claimed, has been commence! by Mr Wm. Fordham, a clerk in the employ of W. and J. Staples, brewers. The petitiouer prays for dissolution of his marriage with Elizabeth Fordham, on the grounds of her adultry with Mr Wm. Boyd, acting manager of the Wellington Trust and L>an Cotnoanr; Damages to the amount of £2 )00 are claimed against -corespondent:" The case will be heard soma time in Julv.

A portion of a b >at has been found at " t Piikerau, along, the west coast. There are no marks or name on the wreckage.

At the Appeal Court to-day the case of Searle and another v. New Zealand Insurance Co. was called on. The action was one in which plaintiffs sued defendant Insurance Co. on a policy of insurance on goods shipped by a French vessel from Oamaru to Capetown. A. nonsuit was entered by the presiding judge, and the appeal now was against that decision. After argument their Honors reserved judgment.

At the inquest on the body of Timothv Doile, the victim of the boat accident, a verdict of found dead was returned. Deceased had a brother in Napier and a sister in Christchurch.