SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1083, 26 January 1883, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(From, our own Correspondent.) Pushpin. Jinuary 25, 7.53 p.m. The charges against the Masseys wen heard again 'o >’av an I adj iurn“d There was very U'tlp fre“h evidence waiting for witnesses f "in Mftb urne. The hi l dished bal-nee sheet of th" Colonial Bank jimposes to pay a dividend of 7 oer nen f . Ano'h-r Mg steamer for the U S.S. Co. ar ive<l at M-d'oilrne to 'hiv, Earlv i evt se« i n it. is rewirted that th>Preniiif w i' introduce a Bid for reformin'.’ the begisla'tve Count I It is unlikely time Beattie’s trial will conclude 'ef.te to morrow Toe r.S ■>. t'o have sent to Ade'aide to claim rise a>M f ound amongst the effects of the steward of rile Tararua. T mease for the defence in the Auckland mnrler caaehSs closed, excel't one wi'ne-s. who i< Chn-'ill to appear. The Court ad].’U nal till to-morrow. The raanster schools p'enio was held today at Mosgiel, and the da-’ being fine, bn' windv. I', was a grand snceess, n*a rv 500 1 ) ach'-o! children being present, besides ah mt an equal number > f other ji.v. niles on adults Si far as is present known, no accident of any kind ooeared. The Synod closed its session yesterday. Reports from all over the c ont-y are exceedingly favora le regarding harvest operation». The weather continues very favorable. Mr Larnach. while driving home on Tues -day night, was thrown from his buggy only receiving s'lcht wounds on the head.