TO-DAY'S TELERAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2031, 8 January 1889, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELERAMS

(per press association.) The Governor. Auckland, January 8. The Governor left for Wellington tbli forenoon; Ihe Gear Meat Company. Wmjuhoton, January 8, The Gaar Meat Company pay a dividend of ten per oent. The Admiral's Visit. The proposal to hold a ball In honor of the vfiit of Admiral Fairfax and squadron baa been abandoned, and it h»a been decided instead to entertoln tbe Admiral and officers at lonch on board the steamer Tanui which is expeoted to be m port at the time of tbe Admiral's arrival here. Ministerial Movements. Mr Hlalop returned laet uight from a vlatt to the Bangltikel dlotilot. Sir F. Whitakor will arrive from Auokland via New Plymouth by tbe overlaod ronte

to-nlgbt. Mr Stevens Ii expco'ed to return from Nelson to-morrow. Sir J. Yogel. Private letteri received from Sir J. Yogel announce hit return to the oolony In February. Killed by a Fall. Gbeyvooth, January 8. A man named Timothy Dennla, aged 60, to-day fell over a preolplce on the Abaura river, a dUUnoe of 60/1, on to the •hlngle bed below. He «v killed Instan* taneouily hU body being terribly crushed. He kept an hotel at Dayleaford In the •»»ly days. A DlTores Owe. Ohbisiobuboh, January 8. A citation hat been served In a dlvoroe oaie brought by the Rev J. Hoatjon againat hla wife. Oilpln, a publtoan at Governor* B«v, U the co-reipondent* The Vacant Jndg eship. Ddmkdxn, January 8. The «'Btar" mentions Mr Frederick Chapman's name In connection with tbe judgeablp. English Opera. An Engliah Opera Company In whioh Verdi and Farley take a prominent part will arrive here In M»roh. Tbe Exhibition. Very t»w of the company ihareholderi took ptrt In lait night's vote re the Exelbi* tlon lite.