TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1385, 21 November 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

[PBB PBBBS AKHOOIATION, ] The Vodlin MothAuckland, To-day. . The Government have agreed to pay in fall the claims of the assignees of the apples destroyed in consequence of the ooahn moth proclamation. Found Drowned. A man named Payne was found drowned in tbe Haukapakapaka creek. Arrived from Home. Wellington, To-day. Arrived—-Ship Trevelyan (Captain Roberts}, from Loudon, 110 days ; all well. Movements of Ministers. The Hon Mr Reynolds left for the South to-day. The Hon Mr Ballance leaves for Wanganui to-morrow, and will be absent a week) visiting the Waimate plains and Parihaka. The Hen Mr Tole will probably leave for Auckland nest week. Owing to pressure of work, Sir. Julius : Vogel will be unable to visit the hot ' springs until the middle of next month. , Waring Taylor. Waring Taylor was arrested at Carnarvon last night, and brought up at the Court and remanded to Wellington. The Otago Central Railway. Dunedin, To-day. * The tender of Gore Bros., in L 20,560, for the Hindoo Tunnels contract on the tQtsgo Central Railway is accepted. Too Expensive. The Defence Department will not sanction an Raster review at the Lakes, on account .of the costly transport of men and material. Confirmatory Evidence. Mr John Hyde Harris has shown the editor of the Star his diary, in which occurs an entry that on March 15 th, 1850, in coming |out in the barque Poictiers, they twice spoke a vessel called the Osprey. '