TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1099, 14 November 1883, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

[vi'.R PRESS ASSOCIATION.I A Pauper. Wellington, To-day. Mrs Brooks, who hist her husband and two a .ms, by a boat accident, some two or three years back, and who subsequently was assisted by charitable institutions at Dunedin and Wellington, and her passage pdd Home, is returning to the colonies. Tho London Charity Organistion Committee write to the local Benevolent Institution, ‘stating that her late husband’s friends have got tired of her, and that she has exhausted all charitable sources; and as she refuses to work they thought the best means of getting rid of her was to pay her passage back to tho colony, which has been done in tho steamer Victory. The local committee will refuse to assist her on arrival. Garibaldi’s Bust. Christchurch, To-day. A bust of Garilia di, subscribed for by tho Italians of Canterbury, has arrived from Italy, and is pronounced by connoisseurs to be a work of art. It will be formally presented to the museum at an early d&te. DumxnyismDunedin, To day. The Land Board at its meeting to-day granted a re-heating in the Waikouaiti dummy cases. Licensing. Messrs Green and Clark, who are averse to the cancolla'ion of licenses, allege that they left the previous meeting on the understanding that the motion for cancellation had been lost..