SHIPPING.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 643, 12 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

CiiKisTCHuncH, September 11, Arrived—Coronilla and Thorne from London, the former 131 days out, the latter 121 days. The Coronilla brought a few passengers. SPORTING. W. 11. Taggart bought LeLoup to-day for 500 guineas. INQUEST. A verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest to-day on the body of Wilson, found in the Avon. When last seen alive he was intoxicated. OVER THE LINE. Prohibited Mirtin Warren was sent up for sixty days' to-day for setting at naught the prohibition order against him. SUDDEN DEATH. Mr J. H. Beare, an old colonist, died suddenly at Auckland. THE RECAMIA. The ketch Recamia, which was loaded in Foxton River, and, ready to: sail for Lyttelton, sprang aleak' on Saturday, and had .to be beached. The Recamia is '"owoed try Co. ;k Bros , butchers, at Lyttelton.; MYSTKRIOUS BURIAL AT INVERCARGILL. . The body ..of tin iiffant was found- at Sonlh Invercargili yesterday. It had been placed in'a box which was buried iwo fee.t down. The discovery was due to a dog, which called auentmn to J;he mv& by scratching ami refused to.leave. Trie body was cloth d, and had'a capon. The box and its contents'were removed to the Hospital. The- podce hive a cine to tho matter, and it is hinted that she affair will prob*i-ly not be lound of such a tragic nature as the mode of buriil in ii a'es.