Telegraphic.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3281, 13 August 1889, Page 2

Telegraphic.

ARREST OF BECKMAN, By wire received from Auckaud this morning we learn that Charles Edward Beckman, a passenger by jibe Waihora, was arrested when that vessel arrived, yesterday. He is charged with fraudulent bankruntoy at Eketahuna, The sum of $283 was found in possession of the prisoner and his wife. Auckland, Tuesday, Charles Edward Beckman was arrested yesterday. Beckman's wife arrived by the Waihora shortly before. The husband appeared at the Police Court to-day charged with attempting to leave the Cblotty, and taking £2OO or upwards which ought by law to" be .ajvjded' n'nip-ngsji tlie' under the' Bankruptcy \d. ' Inspector Brobam asked for the remand of Bookman to Masterton, Dr Laishley, for the accused, objected, and stated defendant was not aware he had been declared a bankrupt, and was visiting Auckland, He bad no intea[inn of leaving the colony and would have returned S u n " th - '^ 6 remand pa 3 granted, bail being allowea, uC?. turn £M, and two sureties at £IOO. Beckman staled Jiojeft enough' money with his wife to pay his debts, hilt she was advised otherwise and'brought it to Autk'and. When arrested Beckman bad £d3 ss, and on his instructions his wife gave the police L 250 in notes from (he bosom of her dress