YESTERDAY'S LATE TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1559, 22 July 1885, Page 2

YESTERDAY'S LATE TELEGRAMS.

The Zealandia sailed this'afterapon She has ten boxes of specie, valued at LBO.OOO, shipped at Sydney by the Bank of Australasia, consigned to the Oaiifornian Bank, San Francisco. Among the passengers are Detectives Tracey and Badger in charge of Maxwell, charged with the murder of Preller at St Louis. A great reduction is being made in the railway workshops. About fifty hands have been discharged during the last few weeks. Wellington. Mr Jennies, jeweller, has presented a cheque for L6O, to be divided amongst the members of the police force in Wellington and Lyttelton who traced and captured Allendale, the burglar. The Police Department decided to draft detectives from Dunedin, Auckland, Ohristohnrch, Timaru, and Napier, who will do duty in Wellington during the time the Exhibition is open. It is probable " u ~*- « few Uniform trill also be t»«.v - these places to Wallingsent from eaon u> ... ton for duty during the same Djjnidin I A volunteer, for being absent without leave from a government parade, notice of which was given at the previous parade', was fined IQs and posts. An application was made to the Judg# to-day m the totalisator dispute case tp have the plaintiff’s claim amended, so as to show the time and place when ’be I slanders vers uttered, and was granted) j