TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1831, 3 May 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

[per press assooiationJ, Burglary. Auckland, May 3 The Te Aroha railway station was found this morning to have been entered by burglars daring the night, The safe was carried aom9 dlatanoe, forced open, and £8 stolen. There Is no trace of the thieves; Supreme Court. Hew Plymouth, May 3. The Saprema Ooart was opened to-day, when the following true bills were returned :— Albert Wills, for larceny aa a bailee ; Wm, Jacks, for horseßtealiog ; Walter Henry Jones, falae pretences ; F. Hepperell, laroeny aa a bailee. No bill war found m the case of Thomas John Wills. The case of Albert Wills Is now before the Ocurt. Bishop Redwood. Arobbiahop Redwood is now on a visit here; He leaves for South to-day. Football. Wellington, May 3. At a meeting of the Ragby Union held last aighl it was decided not to play a return matoh on the following Monday. Probably the Wairarapa team will come to Wellington and arrange a match with the Englishmen. The Stella. The Stellft left last evening for Cook's Strait lighthouse and Nelson. . She will sail at Farewell Spit to inspect the place where the Rnapehu recently grounded, Silver. Nelson. May 3. Fine specimens of silver ore have been brought to town from a lode two feet bhiok at Owen. It is reported that the lode has been traoed seven miles.