TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1405, 12 November 1886, Page 3

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

Sir G. Greys Munificence. ■AUCKLAND, November I’. The City Council last night authorised the May r to send some person to Ktwau to commit with Sir G Grey as to the removal of his library to the new building here. Besides books, Sir G. Grey has r -solved to give to tha city hia collections of S:m h Sea Island cu-Tosities. »h : ch will be placed in the entrance hall of the Free Library. I:- is expected all will be in their places before the library is opened Suicide. Invercargill, November 12. As the pissengers by the morn'ng train oh the North line were passing through Makerewa Bush this morning they saw a man hanging from a tree. This proved to be a settler named M. Crow, who lately went through the Bankruptcy Court, and ought refuge from his troubles in suicide. Stealing Letters. A young married man named F. H. Dale, empl yed for a number of years as letter carrier, was charged at the Police Court t -day with stealing a letter co 1-t-.ining three bank pound notes. Accused was well k own from his connection with OJdfellows and Volunteers. Accused admitted the offence to the postmaster and the police.