TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 125, 22 April 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

... i;i :.. ;••; i .... : M ...... !■ ,' -.-.. ;- ! | „ , ; ;•■!• (united press association ;) ; *^ : ••■■' "' • lAnotftiASD, April' l9. The Bank of New Jiave! refused' the Board of Education 1 an ojverdraft oi £6000; ' i nno; ; &,. If. is stated that the Rev; Thojmas I Spurgeori leaves Auckland on Tuesday .wedk'by the" Sah'Francisco'mail stpa'mer onto 5 visited his relatives in England. •He expects to return m Hiine for ; the opening of the new tabernacle. < ' :i ' ; M ( kK« : Uriiip,"the' matron the hos-. pital, was to-day presented?- with , the ■ Order ot the ißdyal'Red Grogs/ by! the Governor, 'for. serviced 'lendere&as a : nurse on the-battiefield. ; VI .v'KChristchuhch, April 19. At the Supreme Court yesterday,. Alexand Mcßae, accused^ df frtfudulent. bankruptcy, was acquitted. .<v<3harles': Rouse, convicted of robbing 1 the njiaii, was sentenced to. three years'; penal | i servitude. ■/••»:. .• ■• i The Hospital and. Charitable -Aid Boaud . roefe tjie Colonial. Secretary jthjjs, morning. -with, rc&renee; to the drain? age and the kitchen ~:»ftiithe; hospital. : During the interyiewjijAij iDick isaid there -was no probability of: the Hospital, ,. toid: Charitable" Aid Bill being intrff-i duced nex,t session.. }. v. ■• .- : I ;.-: ' ; . At the Suprenafe! Courtjj Samuel Robert Hansen, , who, was accused' of a ■ better, f was acquitted. |:^illiftiß.: Stewart, iMeCypnell, ibr- at-fj torapted arson, and Edward CMrkson, i for' indecent assault, were each'seatenc[Jed .to. two- years' imprisonment!, with. ' t bard labor. .•>.: c t '-.- ■■■:■; : U:: ... ■ ■■■'„■_: 'I ■