SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1116, 21 September 1883, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(EROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT Dunedin, September 20, 7.45 p.m. A report was received that the Commercial Bank of Australasia in Melbourne, was robbed of 14 bars of gold from the sale, but to-night’a report contradicts it, saying that onlv 1 bar has been stolen There is no clue to the perpetrator. 1 lie steamer Fenstanton f,tom London arrived at Port to-day. The whole of the frozen meat by the Tonic, averaged seven pence in the London market. At the Education Board to-day the application from the Clyde School Committee was declined, as the Board did not sanction expenditure. W. Davidson was appointed head teacher Cromwell School. The Secretary was instructed to visit Bannockburn to select site for school. The whole of the single women immigrants per Doric at Auckland have been engaged. A man was brought Up to-day at the Police Court, charged with giving a cheque on the Union Bank of Australia at Balolutha. The case dismissed as the Union Bank had no branch at Balolutha. Edwards has arrived for his match With Scott, and has gone into training. Archbishop Yaughan left £60,000 behind him when he died, A telegram from Wellington states that a large comet has buen visible in the cast about sunset. The South Invercargill Borough Hall was destroyed by fire last night. The horse parade at For bury to-day Was a great success, though the number of entries was slightly below last .year’s. Detai’s are to hand of a massacre at Apia, in the South Seas, by Islanders, ■and previous accounts are fuliy confirmed.