TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2323, 8 January 1890, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

'PSB PBBSB ASSOCIATION.

The Weather Wiiximgton, January 8 It has been raining heaviy all night BDd tbiamorolng, Ran w«b very badly wanted foe tho grass, and waß all tht mote welcome bb yesterday was a bright gunny day, tbe hottest this Bnmmer, and save no promise of a wet evening. Polluted Llteraturfl. Oheisichoboh, January 8. The polluted literature casi-Boome up at tbe B.M, Court this morning, Chargeß were preferred against James Anderßon, Stephen Powell, Charles Christian Sommera, William fioßklnßS and Chaileß HeDry Rhodes, The oases were adjourned toe a week. Thin U the flret prosecution of the kind ever made in the Colony, Rifle Association Meeting. Dunedin January 8 The Governor opons the t fla meeting at 11 a.m. on Monday. The d ffioolty aboat telegraphic commanloulun has beeu overcome. Resigning. The Maoandrew's mo»d School Committee intend reßignlrg in a body as a protest against the Indifference of the local bodies to sanitary matters, the condition of which has already led to the closing of the ■cbool, dlpntberia being prevalent In part of tte district. f • Selling in the Exhibition. 2?Mr Catew to-d*y gave judgment in the cute Bgaloßt the Exhibition Commissioners for ejeotlng a stall bolder detected in idling. He declined to sdjedicate as the Cftfle W»* beyond bis j'lriadiction.