NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 299, 27 April 1894, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

A GRAIN MEUUKANT MISSING. (PKB. PBESa ASSOCIATION ) TIMABU, >p»il 26. An information was laid this afternoon by the manager of one of the bunks against George Kdwin Be j t, grain buyer and sample)-, on a charge of obtaining L3O by false pretences Best is believed to haye left the Colony by the last San Francisco boat. The amount of his de« falcatious so far as is known are about L 1,500., 500. CtfßiSTcnr/BCH, April 26. A man named Phillips, white travelling from Akaroa to German Bay on Monday eight, was throwu from his horse and has succumbed to bid injuries. Auckland. April 26. The Loan and Mercantile Company ex pect to ship 4,000 or 5.000 pure bred sheep this season to Sydtey for sale. The freight has been reduced from 7s 6(1 to 6s, through the agency of the Company. Wellington, Apnl 26 It is understood that Constable Brown, formerly siaiioned at Asburst, is to be placid in charge of that station again, be matter has been delayed owing to his recent illness. Mr Pirani. M.H.R, interviewed the Premier to dav in reference to the delay in proceeding with the pew Courthouse at Pulmerston, and was informed that the matter had been delayed by causes beyond the control of the Minister, but would be attended to immediately. This Day. Both tho Cit? and Suburban Licensing Committees meet earlj in June Isiah Fake, who assaulted the Rev i Habens, last week, has been bound over to keep the peace for 6 months. PAtMEKsTON iN., This Day. T. W. Twist was committed for trial to-day on a charge of forging the name of •T. L. Kirkbride, of Wellington to a cheque for L 7, and uttering the same to W Hook, of Palmeret-nn. Bail was allowed.