TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1903, 27 July 1888, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

fOFEBftFRESS ASSOCIATION.) Cbn^empt of O^nrt Axjokland, July 26 A milkman named Champion, who was forbidden by lojnnctlon *o Bell within a certain diatrlot In the the terms of an agreement with his former employer, Lawry, having disregarded the irj<inotlon was to-day brought before Mr Jtutloe Gllllea arid Bentenoed to fourteen days' imprlionment for contempt of Oourt. The Canadian Doctors. A man named Frank Ryan died In the Hospital yesterday. He ha4 a tooth pulled at the "Golden Chariot" some vreeki ago. Bryaipelas followed and camel the lon of one eye and then death, i He dm been In the hospital ever nlroa the tooth was polled. Dr Lindsay has given o esrtlfioata that death resulted from erysipelas and gaogrene following on the tooth eztraotlon, probably caused by a faulty Instrument. There will be no foqaest, Lost in the Bush. Woodville, July 27. Mrlnnes, employed In the B«nk of New Zealand, was lost In the bash yesterday. ▲ searoh party wbi> oat last night bat failed to discover him. Another party bai gone oat thla morning. Later. Innei who was lost in the bush has turned up mfely. fSir Jnlins Vogel. "Wsllington, Joly 27. Letters from Sir J. Vogel state that he does net purpose to return this year He will probably eail for New Zealand in the beginning of 1889.