AUCKLAND.
■'••' This day. S. M. Hall, clerk at Te Wahau Sawmill, near Te Awamutu, has been arrested for embezzlement of hia employer's funds. Some time ago he served three years for forgery. Mr Gr. T. Wilkinson took over the duties of the Auckland native agency yesterday. His first duty will be to proceed to Waikato to interview Tawhiao re the opening of a bridge. 80,000 shares have been taken up in the Mutual Insurance Company. The following are the names of the Sydney footballers:—Kaper (captain), Graham, Kichmond, 8.-Thallon, H. Fiigg, Bayliss, Walker, W. Flynn, McHachtie, C- Rygate, Barry, Mann, E. Hill Hawkins, Howard, Butler, and Logan. In their match against the Brisbane team they scored 4 goals 4 tries to 1 goal. Great dissatisfaction exists here at the selection of the Auckland players.
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4268, 5 September 1882, Page 2
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133AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4268, 5 September 1882, Page 2
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