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Temuka Leader, Issue 1812, 6 November 1888, Page 3

Theßotorua, whi'e towing the barque (Jlaremont out of Wtlington harbor, ran into the Carol a at her moorings, and sank her. His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by his daughter, left Wellington for Christchurch by the Wairarapa yester* day. 1 A private cable from TowDsville states that the schooner of Auckland (Captain ;McKenzje), has been wrecked. All hands were saved. Joßeph Young, who was recently brought back from Sydney by the police, was charged at the Auckland Police Court, yesterday, with obtaining £42 by false pretences from James Hawdon. The proseoutor intimated that he wished to withdraw the charge, as Young; bad prom Bed to make restitution. The Bench dismissed the case. At the Wellington Police Court on Friday Ernest Wilde pleaded guilty to the larceny of a costume, the property of S'bbald, and was remanded for the pro? billion officers report. Yesterday morning Qaoler Philips stated that he believed that prisoner's statement that he had simply taken care of the article was correct ami that he had pleaded gui'ty under a misapprehension. Wilde said he had believed, as the articles wero found in his possession, it constituted an offdnce, but he had no felonious intent and never attempted to renlise on them. Sibbald said he believed the u\ar\ perfectly honest. Mr Carew. was satisfied and ordered Wilde to, come up for sentence when called on.