TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1848, 23 May 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

(per press association.) Medical Conference Auckland, May 23. The conference of tho N.Z Medical Association opens here this afternoon, Dr Dawa.u profeidiag. Tiie delegates present aro Drß Do Z -uche, Dunedin ; Fell and McKolz'o. Wellington ; Thomas Christchurch. The business includes the 4' e " ousaion of tho proposed Medical Ac I',.1 '„ Industrial Association. The Industrial Assio at'on last nljht resolved to call a general most ing to die— ousa thn Finiuciftl Statement, aud appointed a Commit! eo to watch narrowly the aotlon of l< cal members with reference to the Tariff. Found Dead. Wellington, May 23. At the ii quest this m>rnlDg on the body of ti\ infant female, found on the beach yesterday, medical ovidenoe went to show that the body was that of a still born child. A verdict of found dead was returned, Sheep Stealing. Richard Brolth, a woll-known resident of Pautahanal, waa arrested there yesterday morning by Detootivo Chrj stall, on a charge of having stolen several nhoup off Meflcrs Wright and McMenamen'a station at Terawhitl. Tho arrest caused some excitement aB th.9 aoeuaed baa lOßided at Pautahanui for years, aud haß taken part In tho public affalra vi the district. The accused was brought up before the Jftstlcea at Pautahanui arid remanded to Wellington. Bail was accepted m two sureties of £100 eaoh. The accused to enter into Mb own recognisance for £200. Presentation. Dunbdin, May 23. The Rev Father Lynch 'whp has been ordered reat on account of a throat disease waa presontod with £147 by his oongregatlou.