THE HARPER CASE. The increased bail demanded by Mr Lush ington for Leonard Harper's reappearance last Friday was at first two sureties of £2,500 each*, but after some demur His Honor consented to accept one surety of £4,000 and Harper himself in £1,000. Colonel Williams is understood to be the £4,000 bail. The case was adjourned to the 26th inst. to allow of Mr Wontner (Harper'B solicitor), and no doubt Harper himself, ex amining the particulars of the charges in the papers brought over by Mr Pender. Harper and Mrs Harper (the former, of course, under surveillance) will probably sail for New Zealand eithrr by the Doric on August 10 or by the Rimutaka on August 22.
