TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1935, 4 September 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

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'. ( English Football Team.

, I Bawkra, September 4 I ! It is pretty well settled that the Eng } I Hah football team play a return matoh I with ToP«n»lrl at FTunrara

1 Found Drawn cd.

, Wellington, Sept mber 4 1 The body of 15. Gormley, cab proprietor i was found on the Te Aro foreshore thin r morning, Deceased was seen last night : but it is not known how he oame m the t w»ter but it is believed he fell off the 1 breastwork.

Movements of Ministers.

Measrß Whitaker. Ulalop and Ofitohel- ' son left by train era route to Auckland this morning. Mr Fergus goes south on Monday on hia way, to Melbourne atopp'ng at Ohristoharob and Danodlo to oonfer with the Volunteer officers regarding ceir regulations

1 Supreme Court-

Oamaku, September 4. The half -yearly sitting of the Supreme Oonrt was held here to- day, before Judge I Williams Tbe:e are four criminal charges against seven persona, three oases of larceny and one of forgery. True bi.ls were found against all tbe accused. James Skinner Gordon, charged with forging the name of Alexander Murdoch to a cheque for £12, and nt.erlng the same, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to two years bard l*b<>nr. Robert Mahone, Henry Monroe, and Thomas Knight were charged with the laroeny of a watoh from the person of Alexander Marshall. The watoh was taken from the owner m open day m one of the principle streets of the town. The jury found Mahone only guilty.