TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1880, 29 June 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

[per, fp.bss associamon 1 The Hawex WrecJr.. Nuvf Pli Mourn Juno 29. Captain Uansby and Cnj tain ITo'f rd were engaged on Wednesd y trying by sweeping a chain from boato to see if there was a rock m the vicinity whore th^ Hnwea was said to have »truck. /if tor nn hour's work they gave up the job without finding anything Yosierd'iy Capta ; n Holford end Mr Hhind, Residont Fnajineor wore sweeping the bottom all d*y, but f<und nothing like tli^ ruik soeerted by Cnpta n Hansby as bong there. The Col'ecter of Custcnu b nt a divor down to-dny The man hau boon engaged at Ihe work Bince onrly this morning, but up to now hus diecovere-i no rock m such a poai ion as to interfere with any vessel entering the harbor Collision. Wellington. Jane 29 The Bteamer Rosamond, or-al laden from Greymoath, while coming alongside' the wharf at midn'str. ran Into the Brunnor Coy'a. ooal hulk Btiiking hor amidships. The laUer Immediately Bank. FoftanHtcly the keepsra of the hulk were ashore ready to assist m making tho steamer fast to the wharf. The damage done to the Rosamond is only trifling. Football Tho Ci y Cud icil hsvo ndip ! cd the ; recommendation Jfrom the committee to refuse the Baain R<?sarve for tbe English, Native and Auckland football teams. It is doubtful now If the English team will play here on the : r return, ac they obi\ct to JSewtown Park. Sudden death. Timaru, Jane 29. Edward Burt, eldest eon of Captain Wray, R,M., dlod (suddenly last nlgbt from failure of the heart, a^ed 19,