TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1465, 25 January 1887, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

(MS* MISS ASSOCIATION.] Te Whiti. Nf^7 Plymouth January 25. Very few natives we're aj; Parihoka to meet Te Whiti on hiß arrival, 'there is a rumour, however, that on the 17th of ihe month there will be a large mußter. Frozen Meat. Eawbra January 25. Tht terms of the JNew Zaaland Meat Export Company, of Auckland, for fretting and shipping to London 40,000 sheep per annum for Hawera and Pat ea farmers have been accepted. Mr Bryce. Wakgantji, January 25. Mr Bryce goes North to-day to consult Major AtkiDBON before addressing his constituents. The address is likely to be gveft nexj: month. In respect to tbe tifiden case, the application for a new trial at Bomb still hangs fire, and m the meantime Mr Bryce is kept out of the damages and cOßts awarded by the Court Tge Mails. Wjillingtos, January 25. The Alameda loft 'Frisco for Auckland and Sydney on January 16th, one day late. The Maripoßa arrived at 'Frisco on January 22nd, one day before time-table date. Found Dead. Chbistchckoh, January 25 This morning Peter Sohourup, photographer, was found dead m his shop. A medio'ne measure containing email white crystals was lying beßide him. He pur- . ehasid pbloral-hydrate last night.

An old BanSshire laird, who was a staunoh whisky-drinker, being laid up with a painful ilioees, refused to believe hie doctor's assertbat he was Buffering from water on the heßf," uatified his incredulity by the assertion tjiat that could hot be, beoauße. he " hadn't d rank • d»p o' water for thirty years."