LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1707, 14 June 1883, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

New Barristers. Aucklaxd, Last Night. At the Supreme Court to-day, Messrs Hugh C.impbell, J. P. Campbell, Thos. Hall, and J. M. H. Lush were admitted to practice as banisters and solicitors. Mr Hugh Campbell has been taken into paptnprslpp by Mr J. B. Russell, and Mr J. P. Campbell intends $o practice his profession on his own account at Sambridge.

Bankruptcy Proceedings. In the Supreme Court, in bankruptcy to-day, Lewis Rmnbejl and Martin Swallow Qhtained. thpir discharge.

Diseased Meat. In the Police Court, Pascoe, butcher, was fined £5 for having meat unfit for food.

Extensive Burglary. The shop of Mr Henrickson, jeweller, Victoria-street, was broken into last night, ajid jstye contents, consisting of watches and jewe}lry> potnpletely cleared. The value pi the stock was £2500. The thieves, it is supposed, entered at the back. The police arrested Charles !§rown and John Grappal <?n suspicion, thqugh none of the goods have yefc been foui)d. They have been under police surveillance for some time past.

A yokel saw this sign in a barber's window the other day — •• Boots blaoked inside." He cbultt not for the life of him thin); why anybody wanted the inside of hi£ opots. blacjkenertr * '' T^ey say Jones and his wife do npt get along well tpgetlier.. Is that true ?" asked Broiyn. ,„'{ Nota.bitof it," replied. lE'pgg;'' they're Wv'er ■together," Thus is Hflo^her aoftnaalexplqcie'cl,^ 1 '•-" I ' ' • \'^V "''Vl»-",>l l , -I » '