TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 968, 13 June 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

f"[PMK PaitfW ASSOCIATION.] , t 'Bto Last Voyage. ' £ "*r '7 /j/- 41 ’ Auckland, To-day. :<The"-body of Alfred Firth, son of a philanthropist, drowned at Ro.been jplaced in a lead coffin and i forwarded tofingland. . His effects H| ha*a been!jstnt to the Public Trustee at Neatly Finished. | - jeweller’s, store, Victoria broken into during the night, sweep'made of the stock ' e . tc ‘ > valued at tae P re ™ lses< There is . New Plymouth, To-day. ; apiemher tor Hew Plymouth,. constituents, last evening vote of confide, ce and Napibb, To-day. am MiiiMlie 4 '- Suprc me Court the following Sfif {fflhfliisf f’nifrir' i —disposed of : —George iHB BlßiaigßiMMPj-! IdPtnr years; Charles DawBm| "ites# 4 - years; Emmanuel

Edwa.d, housebreaking, three years ; Ralf Crawford, forgery, four years ; a native, perjury, three months; two natives, assault, one year each. The Address in Reply. Wellington, To-day. It has been decided that Mr Edward Shaw (member for Tnangahna) w.ll move and Mr B. J. Lee (member for Selwyn) will second the Address in Reply. The Tonic. ' The lonic leaves for Lyttelton at noon to-morrow. Three or four of the seamen have been sentenced to 14 days’ imprisonment for refusing duty on the voyage. Dummyism. Dunedin, To-day. The Land Board have called on the four purchasers on 28th February to show cause why their licenses should not be forfeited for dummyism.