TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1334, 6 September 1886, Page 3

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Supreme Court. Auckland, September 6 There were only three cases f r the civil session of the Supr me Cou t this morning. One was determined in plaintiff's favor thn u h n n-sppearoi co of the defendant another, was sealed out of Court, and the third was discontinued School of Forestry. Professor Kirk, Conservator of F res's, proceeds to Whanearei shortly in connec tion with n e School of Forestry to be established there. A gardener's house s to bejeonatructed and a number of orange an! other fruit planted at once. Fire: i ( _ Christchurch, Septeml r 7 A five roomed cottage in Armagh street east, belonging to Leonard Cocrayne and occupied by Bernard Isen was burned at 2 a.m. to-day. Insurances, building £2OO in London and Lancashire; furniture, £l5O. in the Stan lard. The cause is suppos’d to have been accidental Xhc Douetlin Election. DuKrMN, September 6. Mr Dick is out fr.r Dunedin Central. Admiral Fco t ai d Mr 0. Allan are also mentioned An Experiment. Jjveeokoil, ' eptemb r 6 The rxperiment of throwing tea's in the First P.eabyterlan Church open to all comers on Sunday evenings was tried last nisbt. The building was crammed to the doors, a great mat y strangers being present. The p’ace is well venti’ated but the crush was so prest that several pi none were sffictcd by tbe closeness of the atmosphere and bad to retire. The Minister, the Rev J. Fergus' n, expressed his gratification at tho success of the innovation, and announced, if necessary, he would give up the teats on the pulpb platform to visit, r* r Eire*.

\V. WUmau’a saddlery at Wyndham was burned down on Sunday. The stock and furniture were imured for £3OO in the New Zealand office. The buildings were also insured, but it is not known -o what amount. An old acboolhouse lately purchased by the Government for a Oourthouee narrowly ercaped destruction a few days ago, Several sticks of phosphorus being found in the porch by children, tl e stuff, whiph was smoking, was cioked outside by the youngsters, none -of whom were injured. |)airy Factorr. Wyndham Dairy Factory Company has declare a divident of 10 per cent and devote some to paying off their indebtedness. Tramways. The Invercargill Tramway and plant has been purchased by a syndicate of Christchurch and Invercargill business men. Negotiations were conducted by Mr G. F. Martin, Christchurch, now of the N. M. and A. Co , but late of Invercargill, and the price is understood to be £3OOO. .