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Clutha Leader, Issue 221, 4 October 1878, Page 6

|\¥angaloa has : iii *tKe. meantime;. f.v . - i ...... cominuiiicatiioni w^ t s QueensJS^^aljmdlj^JßEcar^ilL, w&s restored, last' I^^K^^MasttSrtfiQn&tp tites ominous tele'??fean&^6m T <Jueenbto^n jsOlyde, and Alex-' : shor^t' supple V 1 "§ , wßli^fe^^^^^^fcfi^.M^ic^'yp-i "tf^ifldo'd'./j

-:• v It .was- reported ; on^ SatWday, that ; a/man and ihorse, were seep, pas^rig' tli'e ; bridge Kere, t&e man's^ foot beirigin the h stirrup. Tfee-report/TwMch-^as doubted/ si turns oiit to bei true/as, the man's body was f_ picked up at. Kaitangata.' We Kave no „ further .particulars.- t , , .-■■■ On Wednesday afterhobn:it ivas notified :•< by, ' gentiemen connected with Messrs it. \>< B. ; iW t xyy[anis and Co..'s coaches that . a four-' *-' horse vehicle , : would be in .readiness at the ;; Crichtqn railway station^yesterday. morn» ?• ing to conyey Balclutha. passengers to their i"' •' destination,, The time* and the. passengers •-' came, but no coach made its appearance, 'I and .the, passengers— with the exception of - two or three who succeededin obtaining a A spring, cart— had to walk from^Lov ells 1 JFlat to the township, faking into Accdunt i that there : were about" fifteen train passengers, some of- whoni had conic on urgent [ biisiness, it 1 " will be readily conceived that they 'were pu.t. to no little inconvenience, •.The explanation offered was that fresh Horses were unobtainable. .