TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3163, 26 March 1889, Page 2

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Disputed Will,

Donedw, March 25. In the Windmill v, Gallie will case, the cross-examination of Mrs Gallie was continued from noon, and was. not concluded when- the Court rose. Its general tendency was in the direction of trying'.to elioit that improper relations existed between G..H. Walker who was working with and stopped at the houeo of tho Gallies. Mrs Gallie denied all knowledge of this and yarious other matters,

The Broughton Dispute.

Napier, March 25.

. Mrs Donnelly and seven other Natives were summoned to appear at the Resident Magistrate's Court in connection with thetroubleat Oniahu. The charge was one of forcibly entry on information laid by W. Broughton, None of tho Natives appeared. There counsel, Mr P. S. McLean, oxplained that they all came to town to appear in Court, but a messenger arrived to say that one of the Brougliton's ■ had [shot a dog belonging to Mrs Donnelly's shepherd, who was trying to stop her sheep from being mustered by Broughton's people. Trouble was-feared, and as the men summoned were all ohiefs of influence he advised them to return at once to preserve peace. It was after some discussion resolved to adjourn tho case for a month provided both sides appear before Captain Pearce, 8.M., to-morrow morning, and untertake to .withdraw their forces from the contested territory.

Pegasus Tin, Invkroabgh-l, March 25. Professor-Black, tvJio returned today from Tasmania, says that he inspected most of the tinfields there, and is of opinion that, with the exception of Mount Bischoff, they have nothing there to equal the Pegasus discovery. He has brought with him four experienced miners. The' Synod. CHRiSTonoßcn, Maroh 25. A speoial meeting of the Synod to eleota successor to Bishop Harper is to bo held on Wednesday.' Supreme Court j Gisboiwe, Maroh 25, Henry Kohetene, found guilty of sodomy, was sentenced to three years. Mr Gully, oi Wellington is prosecutor in the murder case tomorrow; Mr "Kenny, of Gisborne, defends. . "' - . The Kifle Champion. Auckland, Maroh 25. Sergeant Pafelow, the rifle champion, is to he accorded a public reception on his return to Auckland on Wednesday,

Tried for Murder. Gisborne, Tuesday.

Haere te Peri was put into the dook, and the first indictment preferred against him of the murder of Frank Pook, on December 5, Mi Gully, of Wellington, with Mr Nolan, of Gisborne, appeared for the Crown, Mr Kenny, with Mr Watson, of Gisborne, for N the defence. Mr Gully made an eloquent opening address oi an hour and a quarter's duration,