AUCKLAND NEWS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1459, 20 May 1905, Page 3

AUCKLAND NEWS.

(Per Press ’Association. 1 ): ‘ Auckland, last night. A school teacher named Wilfred Cox, ••ho had been missing from Hslensvillo for vo days, and for whom search parties had sen scouring the country, was discovered ian Auckland restanrant. Ho admitted aving attempted to cut his throat with a oife, and disclosed a partly-healed wound. Ce wa3 arrostsd on a charge of attempted the hearing of a case at the rbitration Court, in which a master oaranter was fined for employing a lad as aprover in terms contrary to the award, ib Inspector of Factories admitted that ' lere was a serious problem confronting ndents of economics in Auckland in the rce and increasing number of unskilled tnng men who were growing up without In d |ivfaß««"decision of the Arbitration I ' ourt in the cose in which an employer 'as found to have committed a breaoh of yard through ignorance of its provisions, r. Justice Chapman said the Court had id a great deal of that kind of thing » ia past. Auckland, ho was very glad _to v and bis colleagues agreed with him,. I becoming a modei district in its obserlTnßtbe Supreme Court John DonaldsoD, r breaking and entering and theft, wan ntenced to 18 months; John Harrington, irinrv, to two years; iarged with attempting a criminal assault , - vonth, was found not guilty. annual meeting of the Northern Seamsbip Company, the report showed a •ofit on working account of £6685, videcd of 7 per cent absorbed £6904 l»s ■‘tth'f.annual meeting of the Mitcholson the report showed a ■XgFttio year’s transactions of £4620, rbalance from last year totalling , K The meeting authorised Al2& as directors’ honorariums, and earned