GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 57, 25 July 1912, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

MISSING BOYS SAFE. By Telegraph— Press Association. Auckland, Wednesday. News was received of the safety of the three boys Olney, missing from Onehunga. They arrived at their uncle's place some distance down the coast TERRITORIALS FINED. Whangarei, Wednesday. Forty youths were summoned to answer charges of non-attendance at the Territorial camp. Nineteen cases were withdrawn and others fined, in various sums from 10s to £3. There was only one objection on the ground of disapproval of the Act. CHARGES OF BURGLARY. Gisbornc, Wednesday. Arthur Turner pleaded guilty to a series of burglaries and was remanded to Auckland for sentence. STREET BETTING. Wanganui, Wednesday. John Shore was fined £2O in the Magistrate's Court to-day for street betting. THE AUCKLAND BURGLARIES. Auckland, Wednesday. In the Police Court Paul Serim and Daniel Murphy were charged with a number of burglaries. Serim pleaded guilty and was committed for sentence | Murphy was committed for trial A CHARGE OF THEFT. Wellington, Wednesday. James Albert Corbett and Albert Stockbndge were to-day committed to the Supreme Court for trial on a charge of breaking and entering the premises or Cooper, a seedsman, and stealing sevenpence. Bail was allowed of £IOO each. / A PRACTICAL PROTEST. Christchurcli, Wednesday. Mr. C. Allison, a member of the Hospital Board, after protesting without result against the policy of the board in certain respects, announced that he considered the methods of the board were unconstitutional and wasteful. He re- , signed his seat on the board to-dav Tt :was decided to use the offices of the former Charitable Aid Board dispensary for tuberculosis patients, one of the duties being to educate the public on the subject of the prevention of this (hsrase, at an estimated annual cost of