TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 170, 23 June 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

'INTfiIjPROVjiNCIAL. \

(.UNITED r&ESS ASSOCIATION. j ■•■-,,-„, ri NELBONy.^une^l,.-, i 3- the P^ice Qopiitj '.to-da/; Carl ton, a seaman of th'o Hawea, was] charged wjth .unlawfully r wounding Mt ' John B oss, 'the second ' officer . *he! evidence o^piptain'Parßons^was fifelm; aDd accused remanaed for eigbt day 8. - Mr Rops'i's under Medical' treatment iv :; ";" 44 y '^ , lI ';! : X!-" i V : M ! ' ■!"' -.'•■'•■t : P^^TCHuiaitHi JuiiS 2)L,', ; ' ; QuarterHacre tections^of^^iiji af Hill #I M6rton" r &ld^Jo*day [it^Mffilfp* X4O "each.,;"." ' "^ ,.";'" V-" „" r v .'. V '■".'■' L-'"^ i -f - iWp icdlti^B a^e to be erected pn the : spot 4hfeVe the bodies piF the little bojß| Lillyand Maebnj were lound on ihe 1 ! ma* riaTneii, •' drtinfc, ' b 1 tabbed ;: a woman' m; 'tike arml The injuries uw_not radiuM? 9 '" v ' ? - : - r j The Secretary oflhe -Bgard of ,i]ducai tiofi Tep^fte'd'to tne^Board Aci is brcken at BaFgiora iv the matter of ' religious teSchiiig. ' '''',''■ ;', ""'"' j ; 'Mr" Bu^eT 1 !8 hipp>a" ; t]&e, t ;gKeß ' GlarenceandQuamby to'Naipier.by-the ;<Manap»ttrii lr ? i^-f"^.':.. : Thec^seof Smith' was further heard to-day, ; w hen the time wa^ priirbipaliy taken^up by legal argument. The main points made for the deffnce .are that there waa no dispute,naßjepn^ - templated by jheAcV . The Board had refused the license to Johnson, on iusn picion of dnmmyirnl, and Johnson ac», ; •tfepted 1 their la^ppseyiing1 a^pp s eyiing agamst c nttto-the si Snp¥em^ e<fuW '■•is Tao'dißpute 1 betweeti^artiiepc'rmcSr^ujg. the sale, and thac th^e Ijai(d''Boa^ ! in condtfeting Vh' ifijqttirV'.'Tf 'ii6t;ct&n^ gb i- to decide 'a^disfptite^but^tS yastity. their own action. The Reßidentr'i!ki%&r«te reserred his decision". . -. f The first sitting ot the Supreme" ftoiiijt at Gißborne was" commenced .yesterday gnst, who, m bis change 'to' the GTrantl Jury, congrgtplated r the -distriat on havin^^fc^in^efiln^^e^ouf established ptf-the Court w»8 to he continue^ it^ was 1 mjuisue represen|tatipnfhpul.d:'bs madel for;iba^rcction of a, .Bujtablp: jjbjjjiding . The Court \s being held m the theatre.- and, hip Honor " sad it was the first time he had apipeared on the gfajge m his life. Theijewas only three cases'eet down for trial — murder, arsori^and" assault with, in-- : tent. #^#-%s- • { , 21. $ The Masterton hchool Committee ( tion 'Board tb constitute the Maßterton School a*Dißtrict- v ßi£h' rJchool. ! tweV ?K i«^» [ , Mr Wilson^.a. Soath Australian. t . farmer, jWhQ.haß^ar,riTf r dqtq < set|iq|pL* thjel "W'aikato^reppitß that ■ a, large; jnflox pf v South Australian . farmers -may ,be expejßted ,,, s..- W; q./ ;:^^ .h'sh*?. \'„ In the Supreme tJonrt to-day,j,;Jlje^ mortgagees of Jthe Oddfellows' Ha11,," Hamilton,^obtain^d judgment for £873 g against sayeral gentlemen who had be- H come 'ttasjteej on /behalf ] of the lodg^j Judgment for £75.0 was given against, Air i John; rM.H.R., under_' claims arising' out of the disposal of hfc~ — interest m a block of land nearWanC ganui. ' ■ .; iT A gumdigger^aiaedFJohn McGuipo has been massing 4t Dargaville for!% fortnight, ffeis . jfeared that he hits' committed suicide, as he threatened to • do bo. ;■£■.;•> : ;:.:~ > •■ • j In the Sjßj^-eml^otirt, Thos. Lowjy Wilcock was^granted »; decree absolute dissolving*^ m§rri»ge with his wife^* >^J^Fi^J«y^rouiid ; that sbe had committed adultery with Charles --Edward and was, cohabiting "withhim, {"'