The Nelson Evening Mail. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1877.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 154, 2 July 1877, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. MONDAY, JULY 2, 1877.

i Informations haying been lodged against Isaac and William Harvey and C. K. Turner jfpr perjury in the late case of Meads v. iHarvey aud others, Constables Lsvy arid ■Bradcock )vere despatched on Saturday afCernoon to arrest, them. They were .brought into town 'in the evening, and placed in the lock-up, where they remained until this aiorning, when they were brought before the Hon T. Renwick and H-.--E: Curtis; Esq., J.J.P. On the application of Mr Bunny, a remand was granted until Thursday morning, bail being allowedl each of ihe accused in j£si>, and one surety" pf £50 for each. The case appeared toespitea considerable amount of interest, the Court being crowded. The following sureties were obtained: — For Isaac Harvey Mr M. Levy; for W. Harvey, Mr W. Healy; and for C. K. Turner, Mr j. Thornton. The election of three members of the Suburban North Road Board took place today.. The retiring members were Mesass Slater, Collins, and Wastney. The two latter declining to offer themselves for re-election Messrs Slater, Darnell, and Northam, were' returned unopposed. A siiting of the Resident Magistrate's Court was held this morning ail Spring Grove before L. Broad, Esq., R.M., and H. Martin, Esq., J.P. _ The .only cas.e of any interestwas the following:— Thomas v. Satheriey. Claim for £8 fpr the value of a : cow killed by defendajdt's cow.,. The evidence showed thakpiaintiff's.cpw: was depasturing on the pubjic:roa4 : a6 . West, pn-which cer£aiu cows of defendant's were also straying. I <I- '-■■ ,r :■.•.'. ■; -v.u:::l- , C',--T>iL:. ;, •

Plaintifi heard 6no bellowing as of am animal ; in^c^trgd&aad s%w itameHiate^ after cecfcaia capie\of /CHialtwf eoa^^ -?w;er Sfcbj^^iglge irfitpe direction! wjiere ihd souildl came^ Jfrom, att^jthrae bia ci^lwas fptlndj-gprel toWafch! Tfe Bench sai«| ; %&iey y^dnotdilubfe fehe bm-U---i ; j[egat "^ttisSoE^^^^^ wMßp]Pke Resident Magistrate would consider, and deliver judgment in Nelson. Ax the nomination of candidates for the * representation of Waimea East in the Waimea Road Board, held afc Richmond this mMn^fWfW. %wler was propped fey MgjH. by MFpSapter Mr Barriicoat proposedl by MfTaWm" and seconded by Mr W. Harkness. Me Bar-.-&§?s, 1 from the contest. - -fen -f«sis^gs s^c&esrcs^sra^sp minded that the annual meeting for the pucpoaeof passing the accounts and electing Churchwardens and Vestrymen will be held J .m;tOg,;yjestr^.kiTmQoroHf-atf;jning^- ~:. l^~~---Tke Lady Barkly will leave for^MotaekaT to-morrow at noon, returning immediately after the Wesleyan tea meeting. Ths ship Wanganui, on which the Yen. Archdeacon Thorpe is a passenger, arrived a&t^elton yegferday, after a fine weather passge of 94 daja. * contain the?Eea^ltof 59 nte9 t for> the champion9hi^' t 6g the gorldPJjetweeilrmward Trickett an«jL-Michael Enshi^which tggk place on the Pawaipatea, Kivec^Sydney^oni Saturday af tertesa last,/ -tfaert-Trickett wbt hftix lengths ia-twentyp <^ne Wqpnds. The telegranV'i .dues'«(t>t tis dis^Rce of ttfe pscej bdfiL, 52e |aUp^> it Cat besetween three "jmk f otir -. feilefe^qSSbkefi|TOwe4 with the| ali|ffig^seagr \shlch he^,<?quip(i's^a a mastetif over white m England Rush preferred th<£ fts:e.#r<sea!%: J he was najfc. suffifejgntly well ac^ainte^pi 'Mth the There appeara^tj? have bej3» someC-"ra^coa-feption ittTihe mmda^fth^raqukic, men «fe,.| Sidney wifih r§gard c fp th>;nonl|adpgti<i>n by j Sush of th^ sliding-seat. Dpintdns with re- j gard to itkiuse s@ry. Cfeasji^witß hl&gjble of* '^#ll?0g, wg^tho'agFjifr^oihaTir an advantage of€i hi^pponebt in ifsifsg tße^ ped sear^mt the result oS^ttie racalaa diX, galled anfpioubta whjfifa- m*ay have fcea few ■ poini:.ytFh|s:"l3, wf"believe, p& second- contest 'Tricmtj has bad-iwith Bash, Who defeated hffit in tSi first &y ( a rer^^isnort distanckVj The superior the ChanMjjß were however tested on that occasion, and it wa3 through the result of the race that Mr Punch determined to take him to England to row for the championship of the Thames. Both left Sydney in February last year, and 1 -iw?3wsߣtU&-^raceiee-dfe?frace^:Wl^fcmefc6t&----beat Sadler 7 bj four lengths. qbampion is a ; native of L W colwichy Sydney, v and "" iW 2? years of age. Ilis height is 6ft 4in, and his weighj6/_w|ien)traiaedi,!s ;|2sc" UMVIMia a quarryman by trade.,, but at present is engaged i^fyeihoeel, b.tjsjjiessy: r ['■ , ' The total Customs receipts at the port of Nejson for $hg i m.qn,«ih^pdjng. .JunSASQi'Mre £4868 18s lid, of-wbieh^2ißojl43 ltd were .recpiyed lasfc .week.- The, fariaoi ; \ items, omitting shillings and pence, were as follows:— Spirits,.J^l9« cigars, £25; tobacco, ,^279,j wines, 452; ale. and J ; beer, '£S3;ilW«, £IQS; coffee,. £37; sugar. £304; .goods by weighte.^g.S; .arf.p«fortf/n,.£550; .ofcfaeE.d<afcies, £30; K o6her r.ecejpts,.£2246., ;i ■". , fT«E , conquering . football match; between the Nelson and Wellington Colleges will be jpjayed at Wellington on Saturday next. TK6 Nelson boys have chartered "the steamer Murray which will leave b^ere on Thursday evening arriving at Wellington on tha followiog.morning,and leaviagth^ce on, Sa|urtuinty'.io tiiose w6> wish, to jpay a s&oet. visit to. fp Empire.City. '." Tfiq l.Nelsoq' 1 College, will be represented byihe following Kckists— A M'Rae (captain), AndreW, Ask«w, JHartey, Kingdbn,.X M'Rae; . Rout, Richmond,- Roy, SBara, .Seymour, VicKerman, and Wither. " :'..'- A LETTEtt received in townto-day from I Captain Rough states : f;hafc he had jasfere- | tdvnecl'' to EnglanS from a tour-t&roiig&r the j North o£ Africa, ancT'ori' Ibofiin^over his ! *?®!i? n J^P^r? read the accounts of the disi astroua fiood at Mbtueka. With his usual I liberpl^ty and. desire so as"afeft.itj&asa"ia. dis- • to" the relief fund. T»E numerous friends of Mr John Beit I will be pleased to learn that it is h'fs intention to return to Nelabri, where he may be ex- , pected to arrive, abont Christmas.. ; Thb Post of Saturday says:—Dr. Hector~ who we are/glad to state has entirely*' re- : covered from his late severe and dangerous s attack of typhoid fever, although he, 'ia still of course, very weak— leaves for Napieij'TKy the Rotorua this aftornoon for a trip to recruit his strength. 'We hope to see him back I again soon, thoroughly restored. ; A settled question. Thera are few subjects that are not open to debate. Captious I disputants are »'to be^foaindcwhbar^ ewea 'rice-' j pared to prove that:b.laicfe H.^Mfce^teit there is one point so well settled that no one, except ' the.toan r.who denies the /to^mdityrof :'ishe ■ earfh, will be likely 6> -dispute -ife,,^^ that' , as 9, general inyigorant, a (bimd denaisnfc; a : cure for sick headacfee, a; remedyjf or hysteria;^ an appetising . tonio and a- mild Jexbißaraot;! UdoBEEO , W»E.Fk'B, ; SCHEEOAM Ate>JHEAi!IG r ; Schnapps is unsurpassed.— Advt. .. . -: .:-■-