TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1455, 13 January 1887, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Alleged Breach of Copyright GISBORNE, JmiUHry 13. Tho proprietors of the Herald have brought an action against a man named Baldwin for infringing tho Telegraph Oopj right m publishing Router's telegrama within the prescribed period. The defendant uot anadi mrnment to Wednesday to get evidence from Napier. Changes. New Plymouth, January 13. A cVpune »s tihrmt- t> be roade m the conmnr.d" rif \.O Armed 0.-nßtabulary, Mbjo- Ga o.j.gus tf (*puu\ko, goes_ to "Wellii^»o-\ to '.ak • e1m..0 of the Field Attiiii-ry --yhere, as d Blnj-ir Tuke, of Kawhio, taking his place there. It is aiao rsportcd that tho Btation at KiwhM is going to be made over to the civil pollca. The Mawh'ira. Gbetmotith, January 13. Th» steamer Mawhera v/ixa launched Into ths river this morning and ia now alongside the wharf. Attemots were made yesterday but for some reason she ■tuck on the way. The Wellington Bankrupt. Wellington, January 13. The Chief Justice thla morning granted •n application for the release of tho bankrupt Watt vs. An application will be made during the day for the iasue of a warrant for the rearreat of Wot*ra. Youthful Inebriates. CHBIBTOHOKOH, January 13. Mr Beetham, 11. M., «aye judgment m the case of supp'.ylrjg liquor to boys under 16. He oonsidored that the two publloans concerned were not responsible, they bslog absent at tha time, hut he fined the bar tenders £5 each, holding that had they cx^ro-sjd common fens=» they Would have seen that the boyo served wore under 16