SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 947, 30 April 1879, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

[i'roji on: own cokkkspondent.] PALMERSTON. April 30. Tn the District Court to-day in bankruptcy, before Judge Harvey—Jn re C. J. Jenniaon, a motion was mado by Mr. Alston for the discharge of the debtor. The order was granted. In re J. H. Giliigan, a motion for tho discharge of the bankrupt was made by Mr. Frascr. The application was adjourned until to-morrow. In re W. Atileck, a motion for completion of a deed of arrangement. Mr. Fraser appeared for tho debtor. Tho application was granted. In re W. Bay-tiuld-—Mr. Catamore, for debtor, made an application for the restoration of furniture seized by the bailiff for judgment in the Resident Magistrate's Court. Mr. Alston opposed on behalf of the creditor.'. An order was made for the debtor to have L2S wmth. Mr. Fraser applied to have the debtor charged with fraudulent bankruptcy, but the application was refused. CiIKISTCHCKCH. April 30. The chrysanthemum show is a great sue jess. Mr. Forsyth, of Oamaru (gardener to the Hon.'3l. Holmes), gained she first prize for tho best specimens ever exhibited here. AUCKLAND. April 30. The Herald does not reply to the Star's challenge of yesterday, and the public verdict is unanimously with the Star. The Government now see the necessity for a Copyright Bill, and will introduce one next session. All the Auckland members will support it..