Weathfer Telegram

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 3, 17 June 1884, Page 2

Weathfer Telegram

•- — ♦ _ (PEB UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION.) Wellington, This Day. Weather forecast for 24 hours from 9 a.m. to-day. ~ Wind between- N.E. and >.E. at all stations, changing to between S.E. and S.W, .at all places north of Tauranga and Cambridge after 20 hours. .Barometer— Further fall everywhere, but rising at all places north of Taufanga and Cambridge after 20 hours. Sea — Very heavy on East Coast north. of Napier during next 20 hours, and from Gisborne touthward to Kaikoura after that time. Warnings for gales as above and heavy rainfall hold good at all places north of Napier and Taupo, and- for same weather after 20 hours have been sent to all places from thence south to Blenheim and Nelson.— R. A* Edwin. ,

===== J At the inquest on the woman named Ann Bringans, who was found dead on the Brunswick road, near Wanganui,, on Sunday morning, a verdict of " accidentally drowned" was returned. From the evidence we learn .that the deceased- had ■been drinking, and was being' taken home in a trap by 'hejjhnsbtmd.- On the'wayshei asked to get out of the vehichV, artu : although the night was verjj coj(J,~with heavy rains facing,- sn-i'de'elined'tfo'get in flfeain,Jbut <ex pressed -,a resolre :to -ret^irp io Wan-Tahiti. Her.htfsb<*rfa ma3e strenuous efforts to induce her to go home, but as he failed, "even- by applying force- 5 toi put her in the tray, he left her kneeling, in the rojid. She fell forward on her face, and was suffocated in the mud.