TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 25, 30 December 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

/, ■ — - — , •> (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Wellington, Dec. 29. The steamer Waihora, which arrived here this morning from Auckland via the East Coast, , struck some object about 2 o'clock this morntng, when off Orio Point, near Cape, Palliser. The vessel was found to be making no water. On arrival here a diver was put to work, and reported that one blade of the propeller was gone and another slightly damaged. The Waihora sailed this afternoon. Dunlqp, who was injured by falling from a scaffold a short time ago, died today; Auckland, Dec. 29. A bushman ' named Taylor cut his throat at Eaipara on Saturday. He is likely to recover. A body was seen floating m the harbour, but it has not yet been re' covered. ",' .y . r DUNEDIN, Dec 29. -^terald Fitzgerald was brought up totl»/ charged with being a participator m th£ Nenthom affray, and remanded. Mr Stout, Premier, took his departure for Wellington on Sunday evening, < having received a telegram that his pre- • eence was required there. Kaikouea, Dec. 29. Ai shock, of. earthquakeJLwas felt here last nightst, . Th& upheavajl wasfollowed by a wavelike motion fronfci east to west. Gisborne, This Day. The tytyphoM newspaper published here has ceased publication.