TELEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1292, 3 September 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(fbom our own correspondent. ) Auckland, 31. Eegarding the lady's donation of £1,000 reported yesterday, it now appears it is to tjie Fallen Women's Home, the trustee of which, with other funds available, will now hand over a total of £2,000. A great storm visited the Coromandel district on Thursday' night. A temporary bridge at Hospital Creek was carried away. Dunedin, 81. The Tablet states that Messrs. W. Kediuond, M.P., and J. W. Walsh leave Melbourne for Auckland on the 6th September, and that Mr J. Redmond, M.P.. will follow in due coursa. CHRISTCHURcn, 81. | The Canterbury Frozen Meat Company sent by the British King 1825 carcasses of mutton on account of twelve owners. Since April they have sent 307,009 sheep, weighing ! 2,002,9851b5., and 52 quarters °bee£ weighing 10,2271b5, Operations at the Belfast Works are now suspended, to allow of the erection .of new machinery. Mr Isaiao Wilson, who arrived from Wellington yesterday, was taken to Kaiapoi by special train. He is still very ill, but hopes are entertained for his ultimate recovery. Napier, 1. A man named George Ness, fellmonger, of Kaikora, was missing on Thursday evening, His employers and others went in search of him on the hills, as he appeared to be in a desponding state of mind lately, his usual remittance not having arrived last mail from Aberdeen, where his relatives occupy a wealthy position. Yesterday afternoon they discovered the man's body in a hole in Kaikora Creek, with an old iron pump tied on his back.