HBH 1890 May 10 Court HASTINGS Correspondent under yesterday's date: - Three boys named John PLUMMER (10), Roger PLUMMER (11), and Lennard NUTTALL (11) were today charged on the information of Constable PICKERING that they on the 5th day of May, 1890, between Hastings and Paki Paki, did unlawfully and maliciously br3eak certain terminators the property of the New Zealand Government, and of the value of £3. Remand was asked for till Friday, as other charges would most likely be brought against the defendants, who, he stated admitted the charge. They were also seen throwing stones at the insulators, which were afterwards found to be broken and were also seen running away from an engine, which was on Mr CLARK'S property. It was also stated that the boys would run away if admitted to bail and Mr NUTTALL then applied to be allowed to bail his son out. He named Messrs Mc ILROY and MUNN as securities, and they were accepted.