TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1044, 10 September 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

. . . [per press association.] Picked Up, 1 Opunake, To-day. A settler, named Gave, at Rohotu • picked |np a life buoy near the beach marked “ Onr* aiti, Dunedin. ” The Trisco Mail. Wellington, To-day. ' The Australia, with «he August Eng- ‘ Hah mail, left San Francisco for Auckland on the 25th nit., the time table date. The City of New York, with the August colonial mails, arrived at Pan Francisco . fronr Auckland on the 7th, one day late. ' (Hotel Prosecutions. Wanganui, To-day. • At the Police f our*; this morning, the K.M. presiding, William Henry Forder, ‘ of the Coach and Horses Hotel, was fined ’dflt'and costs for allowing billiards to be played on bis premises after licensed hoars (10 o’clock), the decision to be en- - domed on the license. John Henry Jensen, Ship Hotel, was also fined 40s and costs for selling liquor on Sunday, Contrary .to the Licensing Act, this conviction'also to be endorsed. Both publicans pleaded guilty. This is the second 'time of Forder’a license being endorsed. Otago Shipping. Dunedin, To-day. At the Chamber of Commerce the Chairman read statistics showing that last -..mouth 32 vessels of 6,349 tons were discharged at the Dunedin wharves, and 35 ’Of 6,394 tons loaded there. The total . tbniiage tp Port. Chalmers for .the same 'ppriod was 29,463 tons inward, and 27,557 .outward, .. T\i»ahiw«/I

Foimd Drowned. r ;' At the inquest on Alfred Snow the .evidence showed that he was 20. and for yeara had suffered severely from his ’ head.. If excited he behaved strangely. l Deceased’s employer said his accounts were ■ wrong, but he did not state to what amount. /The verdict of found drowned /.'