William Olson, .a boy of eleven years, Was charged at Osehunga yesterday with the larceny of a tricycle, the property of G- J. JacKspn, from his premises, Queen street, Onehunga, on the 4th of April, 1891, the value of the said tricycle being 30& The boy pleaded guilty, and Sergeant Gfeeli Bra„cHhat the stoleh prop&ftf KM j been traced to the accused. He was a boy ; whose stepfather w#s, mother had no control over him' whatever; and this was not the first offence he had been guilty of. The Bench convicted him of the larceny and ordered him to be sent to the Industrial School until he should reach the age of fifteen years., ~ ~

The following have been choaen to re presenb the Ponsonby N ftva l Artillery in the match with tho South Franklin Mounted Infantry, to be fired-at Pukekohe on Saturday first :—Capb. Miller, Pebby Officers Graham, J. C. and Geo. E. Spinley, J. Ewan, Nesbitb, Sherson; Seamen C. Ewan, Stanley, Pasley. Emergencies : Seamen Archer and Martin. The party leave town with the 6.15 a.m. train and will return the same evening..
