TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1450, 7 January 1887, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Qnvrn "ent ? ife Insurance. n KuLiNGioK, JjKuary 6. An Or er-in < oru.cil haa be.'n signed by the Gove-nor extending the t m during which policy h Id*>rß m the gener«i sec ion of the Government Influence may make cppiicitio;! for transf.r to thtemperatme sec. ion uutH the 30. h Juo« nex-.. The time thus allowed "ill givp polioy-holderH annp'e ttne for o^nßidoratlon affor tho arrival of the London Aotu'ries full report Shipping Port Chalmkrs. Jvnuary 7Arrived, Wamfttj, ?hlp, o<p. C»cese, after a »ph ; nd rl passage of 78 da-B from Lia^on. and 74 from land to lani. brings 2000 tjns of cargo, and foot saloon pasaengerj. The pisiiago his bsen au unevent f ul one, marked by f»ir weather. C-imiasl Session". At the Supreme Court to-daj' F. Au»tin and Charl'S Johnston were uentenced to nine months each for breaking and entering. Codlin Motn. ' everal shipments of apples from Mcl bourne and H'tbart, per Waimrapa, were. seized hy the authorities 10-day m conwequence o* tYte presence «>f codlin moth among them. Eise m Wool. Dunedin, January 7 Private advance* confirm the rise In merino wool, avpratin^ Id. Drowned. William Thotnion, aged 19, son of J. Thomson, farmer, G/ecn Inland, was drowned while bathing m the Kaikorai stream last night. Tho body has baen recovered. Tramway Company. The City Tramway Coim-any's report shows a traffic decrease equal to £406 They declare a 3 per cent dividond by a reduction of expenditure and carry forwa:d £49.