TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1528, 30 April 1885, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

[i'KK PRKSS ASSOCIATION.] Sir George Grey. Auckland, To-day. Sir George Grey addresses a public meeting here before the session, Mr Stuart, premier of New South Wales, has been visiting him at Kawau. Successful Examination. Farquhar Mcßae, formerly headmaster at the Auckland College, has passed the barrister’s examination at Dunedin. Some old boys have telegraphed, congratulating him.

Fines RenjlttetJ. Wanganui, To*day. Official intimation Has' been received

Torn the Minister of Justice that the fines

(amounting to L 103) in the cases of Timins v Spurdle, for doing work at the hospital while a Borough Councillor have been remitted.

Salmon Ova- ‘ Wellington, To-day. Mr S. 0. Farr, the Secretary of the Canterbury Acclimatisation Society, who has returned by the Kaikoura, brings about 100,000 healthy salmon ova full of vitality. Canterbury, Timatu, Oamaru, Dunedin, Wellington,. Wairarapa, and Napier are districts which hare subscribed towards the expense, and many of these, ova will be distributed pro rata as early as can be arranged. Declined- , Blenheim, To-uay. The Defence Minister has declined to accept the services of the proposed Wairao Cavalry, on the ground that the stock of 'arms in store is limited, and not equal tb arming those corps which ere urgently required.