TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1397, 5 December 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

[PBR PKBBS ASSOCIATION.] A Funeral. Auckland, To-day. The remains of the Hon Mr Swaiosoa were interred|yesterday. Sir G. Grey, Bir F. Whitaker, Dr Sbortland, Sir M. O’Rorke, Mr Tole and Dr Pollen were amongst the mourners. The Son Francisco Mail. Wellington, To day. The Australia'witb the November English mails left San Francisco for Auckland on the 24th nit., two days later than time table da*e. The Zealandia with the No- . ▼ember colonial mails arrived at San Francisco from Auckland on the 2nd -iast. one day earlier than time table r date. Fire. New Plymouth, To-day. The Taranaki Herald's special reporter, who accompanied the Hon Mr Ballance round the Coast, wires from Opunake that the stables at Prosser’s Hotel were burnt down this morning at two o’clock. Nine horses were in it, but all were got out. The place was not insured. The Native Minister. -The Native Minister left for Hawera this morning. The wet yesterday prevented Mr Ballance seeing; much of the country, and he did not visit Paribaka. He was deputation ised at Ppunake relative to the hatborand roads. Fedestrianisxn. " Dunedin,. To-day. - Hancock and Swan are coming over by - the Mapapouri to take part in a4B hours’ < .'walk hem:, Austin expresses his willingSfipi to beck. Scott against the former for .240 r 48 hoars. Hancock is a celebrated English pedestrian.