TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2314, 26 December 1889, Page 2

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

I , ♦ (FBB PKEBB ASSOCIATION.) Oolli lon. i Ohri&tohuboh, Deoember 26. » The tram collided with a hone and x trap on the Ferry road this evening. i Frederick Newton, a young man, waa f) thrown from the trap with great violence 5 » on to the road. He sustained concussion of the brain, and lies la a precarious state j at the hospiUl., • Found Dead. I A laborer named Edward MoFall wai . found dead In bed at Sydenham on Taest day evening, Union Insurance Oompany. , The Union Insatanoe Oompany have I declared their nsaal Interim dividend at I the rate of ten pee oent per annam. , Oa . payment of this dividend shareholders ) will have had retarned to them £101,875 , or £1875 more thin the amount they , originally paid into the company, The Holidays. , DunbdiN; Oeoomber 16 The weathen Is delightful. Tha Tofco- . malrico races and the Hibernian Sport! divide public patronage, but the Exhibition ia sure to attract another large , crowd. , ■ Talerl Race Oourae. The Talori 0 cokey Club have scoured | an advantageous site near Mosglel for a , course.