TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1602, 6 July 1887, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

«, ■. Fire. New Plymouth, July 6. A four-roomed house on Poverty Flat waß burned down at 10 o'clock this morning. It was insured for £50 m the South British. An Alleged Housebreaker. Wellington, July 6. A young m^n named Leonard Tyler was arrested this morning charged with being concerned m one of the numerous honsebreakingß tbat have occurred lately The Go. a mis* loners Pay. The exact aroonnt paid to the Representative CommUoioners turned out slightly diffirant to the anm mentioned yeaterdayT The three unofficial members get £150 each with ateairer and i ail way fares and the two offic ; al get £75. The cheques were pv»id over th's morning. The Battening Case. The rattening case *t the Supreme i Court ended in,three of the accused being fined £5 oach. The four others pleaded •'not guilty " and a nolh prosequi wbb entered, False Iretences. Ailhur Bean got a year's hard labor for false pretences. Sudden Death. Dunedis, July 6. ; John Binnatyoe, an old resident of Palmers ton, died m his bed of apoplexy.