NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 42, 17 August 1895, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.

(Per Press Association.) Dcxkdin", August 16. Thomas Myall was committed for trial for larceny from a person of I'ls. He had taken the money from a young man from the county*. John Stewart, a ycuth, who was arrested in Wellington, was committed for trial for breaking and entering. Auckland, August 16. No clue has yot been obtained of the burglar who blr-w in tho safo at railway station at PapiUmu. The amount stolen wns clo?c on 4.*J-1. The job was evidently the work of a clever ilr.ef. WKLLINGTON, AllgUSt 10. Lady Glasgow and party, with Cif-t. Cl lyton left for Auckland this afternoon. One hundred and eighty three orders have been given for employment on the relief works. The Board of experts appointed to judge designs for a new issue of postage stamps will begin its sittings on Thursday next instead of Monday. The Board will consist of Messrs Barraud, the well-known artist ; lilley, director of the Wellington School of Design ; Hurst Senger, lecturer and instructor in architecture and decorative design at the Christchurch School of Art ; Costall, Government Printer ; and Roa"", Association Secretary of the Post and Telegraph. The number of series of designs sent in exceed 200, and it is understood many of them are of a high order of merit. The second trial of the youths Paulmior, Conroy and Brown on a charge of robbery from Cathies' tailor's shop ended in tho accused being found not guilty, The previous jury were unable to agree.