TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1138, 29 December 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

, , . i .■•.'■ ■_. - .-.•-•' ■■ •■■■ •■: 'i- .-.'ft ■.'•:•; :;.-.■ f.I '..^ ''/j^Per Prjisg- Association.): 1 »:} .<>;./ ■{ : -Afe the. Jnquesfc^ im. : \%^ §aiyjfal%jiaijas. ' McMjihoni the verdict' was that- cliiati^^ie? siutedfrdm rupture p^ th> abrtiii I - '%s' '■'■ ' ; ' ].-. I AtvtLe sale oi^nM^M&ttirfaf^ f s r§ceiptß%e^e £I6(]jCf. '-"■ r ' ' ' -w ?ii->.jftv; ??;'d)« }. Sir BedeTere is 'sc^atch^d for &|i enf*gs- x meats at tlie ijammermeetang L &i ■- =. *'. •' " ' . ; M ' Wellington I)ec. '^Bv :> A .■; ' ! A Gazette notice contain* the information vthat s tfier sairkcea pfyT-Vto asj-Opitv $&&s£* Ahaura, have been dispeEsed witb. *' ■^.-' \ The weather yesterday and; to«4*jf was. boisterous.. tain 5 Ihaa **& ixi ' 'With every anpearance_oj continuance. ; - : ! Seven cases! are on the calender for next sittings : jgsM v^pr^^Court. ;; Onjy one case is of a : senous natuf^ that of James Anderson, for attempted n>urder; -i, •'>;'?"!• r ■,,';-> ,'-'■','■'.^ ■'," : ' JJ? - i r--' -.■:'■ '" J? j ♦ Blenheim, Ded.'M - „. .| There has been a heavy'downpl9ur# of rain since seven o'clock lait night' TJliff rivers ? are .rising x£sf 3r&pldlyf apd it is feared a'serteus)' flbhd'^wl *' ; be caused.' Thousands* of 'poutrdiHof'' damage have" been 1 done to the crops; 1 which for the most part haye been excellent. . ' -■ ;■ f > Nelson, Deo. 28; >v I The weather, which has been yery tempestuottS noy c appears »tqb^' icfearingi" ;: -k---:. ?^r .-;•. -v >y.i&>.'A -\ ..,!•&- ;-> Dunedinv Dec^Js. « 'lUs probable tha^ s Sfc 4lbysiuß-Cteli legefwill be continued. Father - ;o ley, 8.J., the principal, left io^iUf^of '••>■) Australia. , _' ' jThe Roman Catholics of Dontdjn dfoceseia'o stgaitiga petition |dt ment praj ing that justice and^ffiSK*^* may be done, them :<io : theiHnatter^ "of educavion, either by placing their scboolf on a footing ,of -equality > ?^i|hf<piiblic schools, or by exempt iug them r from taxation for public school purposes. The weather to-day 'har^piseW very' ;? cold and unseasonable; : „ v:..!. TOlingto^Dec.gft' v i |A telegram from Nelson states that the steatner Oh arid* Bdwird?Btirack on C?lg«i<rp ?-| " jßeefon the. passage : ; from?;\VFellittgtdtf to-J ■ Nelson. Efer- forecastle' i"» .f uU of iratar, bit^ the wafcf rtight .^ompartmenfc prerfntid the ■ . Teasel from sinlf ing. She proceedi^Qn, aud" '--■ rit«dat 38elsoij( thiq mQrninfr "^ '•' - -i\^-i^ ...]:''':''■' '/■-' '■•• :V -\- y' I ' l v r .'-'-i«p|ejf. : >.wiw - ! iThe official inquiryinto^the ft'trikingf of the. Charles El ward4 ; wiUibe;held:9n,;,, /Saturday. ■ ; .;;Th^foKe^^.^he>'fi6aeos«ip^;-^' Ihigher she would hare run' over, the - f rejtt.and. probably, wou'd ,have ripped iH Aeri^ttpm but'. 1 Vti£fyws tewtfjfc dojne will be repia^uT^hree i; 4«fSI j«