SECOND EDITION INTERPROVINCIAL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 34, 9 January 1884, Page 3

SECOND EDITION INTERPROVINCIAL.

(4JHJTEP PRESS ASSOCIATION,) ; j -Auckland, Jauu»ry;7. ; At the R.M/ Court May'; Ed*&rds, the pedestrian, wa.8 1 sued for LSO, by J. H. Pollock; butcher,': Wellmgtoj ■ alleged to .Kave bee^ josi by plamtrfl,; acting guarantor for inwards when the latter 3 , kept an hotol in^Wanganm Edwards repudiated the debfe and said the block, cheque produced signatures-was a forgery. _His Wor.ship nonsuited plaintifl with costs, £3 ' 13s, remarking that the whole -thing was unsatisfactory: Application will be made to tlie CbuVt to impound the • il cHeo>, pending further proceedings. Tender* ipv the o&\n&V™h"?™ received 161 £183,486,; Cameron,, Bntitpnj anc^o., £179 !».;"» .iall^il^^/ohn' "Tailop, £I'96»9JS ; : aHvey^e4'Q*eferre(l to the dock.-committeei!' ,t » » ; * The prize money- paid away on the? Auckland Summer meeting to-day amountedto;^3343. -Ml' fcallance heads ,^;li3fe(with,£ l B4:; J ..;• \L ■**[:-'"■£;'•' '' ' '. t ;!.Tiielßou>mahan» beab.tho City- : or . ; Sy.an^^ the tri P rfvoltt< Sydney:( y eight hours- - ■ • MPtfte Joseph' Antonio; bhai^dd with, rteali^amtckonboariith^ Waihoya at tfceillelbburme wharf v waa tiischarged to^ay at the.criminfll sessions- Judge Gillies ruling that he had no junsdic- - Gisbokne, January 8. . j QaptaißiEemiHtb Eerr»la*e editor and proprietor of Facts, newspaper, died \<> toiitiifaAMoio'cltfofe'^nTbff- decked' ..ijgeutlehianjiaa l»een ««Hering for tart? ■', i a»onths|>faatfioin j cancer]' ."■ !; ( ' ' , U» i:-""}>ir«W Pt^o^lriir^hTiary'-S; , ;> Mr Carkqek, ! who is,'su>vepgthe. Mokau l 'tottte', liasfeturried with the balance of his patyy. One man strained himselfiandhadtobe sent for medical '•-■akeTldaA Mother is sick with fever. This and swollen rivers through constant kin have impeded progress.. No great engineering difficulties- were, J ' met with. "There is nor foundation: m • ' faii^or the ifnqrtiroS'AuckJand. He 1 " t*as wi{hin/ft l tew;'iniles ,pf Mr Rpeb/ort, &>J a)^ l wouldWergoiie through but for. °' Hie accidertt; u an4 sicjfeness.; „ . i; ; i , ; { # • Major Atkinson, who, has Imd a quiet aViiis ftrni, meets a «le Rtt tation to-night,^ ; }mm % the South by ( the Tak*apuna_afterwards. .*- --out : oow &*w»ww» Jw*wyß--'An inquest wag fyMktftn m^gmogon _the_bpdy of Jacob Monteitb,. chemist,, who died suddenly on /Sunday evening.Dr France^'s'fet'ed' that deceased hud. consulted him," and he. (France), told ,« him^at his heart : was affected. .< De, ; -^'ijbased^ifl' ridt^ieVe" this ' but t^ied 9 v 'lkuMJ!etf > for" 'chronic ' '^yspepwa. , Dr Ul THpe' made'^ inbripnV ekaminan ''^tibn.'"'^^ 'stored 'i'najkpeath was V-cauW' tff Syncope %\&sfft W*™ of ~ fil ti« i hdar : t's'actioh. I "!fti l i jury" i-eiJufnied -"'■a^efdik'b^id^iU frd& : natm-ar' causjes. «» ajf Ifl ): tEtt o SunrenSTO'd{iit; this/ moaning > y > GSa^Gl^e^V&ded' gdHty^o^'chai^e; of horse steaiiti^.' Ho was remanded for sentence. ""TKe^ charge, of child mni^ey i agatnilt i lKate ! Bb5 t le occupied the Court the wKole day. A l 6 o'clojek ■ 1 &&>s&s rettriiSed' ; witti 'a AreMicC of guilty, but while m a state of insanity % His - Honor l said this was tantamount* to 'a^yeftfict of not guilty. The foreihatt t ' ; ifittttt3ted that the jury did riot •'^ exonerate prisoner, and they-again retired to further consider their nV^i^rjk^dj^av^^not yet returned. \ child murder case returned a verdict 1 or t " Npt .Guilty,~with ftjple* of insanity." 1 iwpVin strict .cjistody.^nfcU the ' ' : ; \A .'n. infprniatipn has .been laid, against . l " ! a w^UCkjaown^lOtego jes^ejat f^- , haying '' ' :I "i^lec^g4''to:Be^4' m a of |his ; property as. requii-ed by the .proy^sions' ,oi the Property. Assessment Act. The i ' case will probably be heard on Fritlaj' »n,«ff%» -^ ii.o:: I--./K1 :H}-. ='" zv.v.\ u».< ; IC^RlST<jpuftCH,>1 C^RlST<jpuftCH,>J lanuayy1 anuayy & ? ■ „ Thef .Grand i Jnvy= made/ thdl foHowjlng ; - ipreseutment : -rTlie Grand *ftny isj in^ ; ,- entite acc6rd-irithHiaiHonD)P?SCifenlarks" i.vdlattitb itoHid prevalence 'of iudec^nf: assaults on young'childreni-The'occur-of /these, crimes appears'to-' be -on ' the inerea&e, and thei natural deductionj t^;be,diuwh from this is- that the punyi • j iahmeut. iheretofore^ ; inflicted ' has not ;ir J been!;deterisent.|iUjhe i €r*and Jury thprefore consider that parents and gujardiann should be aware of the danger Ip o > /which young.children are exposed, 5 arid should lexewiaa 'more -calution than they appear to do at present. Charles Edfy i^ard Parker,i- Henry >Walmer, for an unnatural offence, was sentenced to five years' penal servitude ; John Kelly v ' fov ihirceiiy, three years ; Henry Ferris^ Wo yeki-s j George j Legg r indecent! as^ eault, six month*; and two floggings^ of twenty-five-lashes each with jthe " cat, Tr '» ; Jo6n Cfefter ; was convicted for^ . peijiiyi ibut stroiagly aecomtri^nded to^ raevcj,- on- tKe <grouads of imbecility.' Sentence was deferred till a poipt of law raised has been decided, ' JDunrdin, J»ouary 8 At-the.-Sapreme Court to-day John Rearioni'wged 16, pleaded guilty fco hdus^breaking, and was sentenced to_ thyee months' imprisonment. 1 The Iste 1 ?* with regard to Donald" fDitfhie is tb>t he is likely to perma" aently eettle m I>unedin. He has depdfiited £25 /towards a match wislv Matheson at hammer-throwing, anid he 1 challenges Hudson, the to meecti^a in •fiTe.rtylea of wrestling. '^ The mttxider case against Pearee|will ; probably come on on Thursday. ' Mr J). M, Stewart will conduct the de-