YESTERDAY’S LATE TELEGRAMS
Auckland. Maxwell alias Banqulre, for the St Louis murder, was further remanded till Monday. Since the arrest of the prisoner the United States Consul at Auckland has telegraphed to the police authorities in America, and received a reply last night, directing him to hold the prisoner at all hazards, as the evidence of murder was moat conclusive. fi'ears are entertained for the safety of the Auckland cutter South Carolina, which left for Port Chalmers on Tuesday. Wellington.
The Hon P. Buckley, Commissioner for Mr Bryce, and the Hon J. A. Tole, Oommipsionep for Me Rnaden, in tho Übel action, Bryce v Ruaden, leave for Wanganui to-night to commence their duties. Dunedin.
Mr Stoat leaves for Wellington in tho morning. He was interviewed by a number of Volunteers, but nothing was allowed to transpire. Mr Stout is engaged to appear in tho Appeal Court in all the cases set down.
The Supreme Court was engaged to-day in deciding whether cement, imported for the railway over-bridge, was exempt from duty, as material specially' imported for railway purposes. The Judge decided that it would come under the exemption if evidence was forthcoming that it was imported for that purpose.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1536, 9 May 1885, Page 2
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199YESTERDAY’S LATE TELEGRAMS Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1536, 9 May 1885, Page 2
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