TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1744, 19 January 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

[Pee Press association.] Another Train Blown Over. Wellington, January 19 Tbe train * which left here early this morolDg fur Master ton, when half a mile on tbe Featheratone aide of Pigeon bnnh, was blown ever. Fortunately the line there Is level, and none of the passengers wart seriously hart. <U1 the lr*in, with tbe exoeption of tbe engine, was blown off tbt rails, but the passengers bare reached Feat her stoae on the engine. A special train will be despatched hence to the acene of the accident. Sayings Bank Bqturna. '' : VvitzDift, "January 19,, The transactions of the Dunedin Savings Bank show an inorcaie of deposits during the year of £37,363, and of withdrawals of £18,272. Educational Retrenchment. By tbe new* educational arrangement! the Utago Board's re venae will be lessened fey £662^. To meet th'ii toaohers salvrlei wlirfe'e fedooed by a graduated per cen- ' on salaries over. £200, effecting a saving of £78, and- the redaction of the dMil&cation bonus by £2800. On the training Cilege £824 will be awed, £264 m uffise salaries, and £2000 In geanti to Oommtttees by a one-third redaction. Divorce Oo^rtt In Jolly v Jolly, an applicition m the Divorce Oonrt for a jadlcial separation; Mr Chapman for the respondent, Intimated that he had advleed his client to accept • degree. A decree was therefore pronounced, tht c^nQitloß of alimony to ftiad oTtt. ♦ - -.