TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1064, 3 October 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

i •■[per'psess association.] An Assault. * Auckland, To^Jay. ' A patient at the Lunatic Asylum asanother with a broomstick to-day, lldpreme Court. mlm R? Bell and R. CjlPrm-vyepe sentenced to two months breaking and entering.—W. jPPupiit'Aged Wf charged frith indecently gir) f was found guilty of Bpntenpe wae'de-

I The Native Minister. I * ISewPlvmouth, To-day. ho Hon. Mr Bryce loft by the Bine, moa last night at ten o’clock for Kawbia. A New Hall. The new Foresters’ Hall was opened last night with a banquet, at which the Mayor was present. Past Chief Ranger Abner King occupied the chair. Homeward Mails. Wellington, To-day. The s.s. Zealandia arrived at San Francisco on Sept. 30 h with the September colonial maiis, four days before the contract time.

The Land Leaguers. KrMARA, To-day.

Mr W. Redmond, M.P., arrived in Kumara from Greymouth on Monday. Ho received an acl dress and lectured the same evening to a large audience. He takes his departure this afternoon for Hokitika, where he lectures to-night.

Mr Stout on the War Path.

Dunedin, To-day.

At the Land Board meeting to-day, Mr Stout gave notice of his intention to-'movo that the Board proceed to enquire whether holders of pastoral deferred payment licenses in the Silver Peak district have fulfilled the conditions.

The Boys. 1 he trial of the Roys will last the whole day. .