TELEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 January 1914, Page 2

TELEGRAMS

; ASSOCIATION.] c ■ STABLE.-' |K|^Bl^ ; .J|pßSJliiS BUBNT. :/ -Auckland, ■■ *± ! tiis- Day. a ttve i)rd,!ie out iii the "Harp S|Jii-in ! ' iapmgv stables at Ellers*night r apparently ':in a had./ a good hold ;>i ~■•. boXeS quartei--(Hocked, but the |ixiTß( npeu and the nti ■<} ralckly as posP'/ E r|fe. wits; 1 - fouiid tKat Phroso, a lrurdie mare, owned by &§&'■ Moore, Was incinerated. fi door 1 to .Lady Mehswas , bitrat open, the with pain and terblind. She galthe yard paddock with aiid tail blazmg fiercely. was caught and an atto remove the burnpffi^tfpV&r,. the skin came with it. was in great agony, m\ veterinary surher to be shot. ' The r U-'Tlioinp- ;,••■■..• ' . "'' f owned by ■ Mr # New Plymouth, the neck was cut and bruisinto a4ence during If stampede that followed te'fKfsr •■opening 6i the doors. ' $$$pbfe'' : horseß vrushed about the. with pain and i^^^iil^^ -:c>ventually all were sei||Rpfeftpe|l:\in3iiry,. .'; ' , ■ This Day, inquest on Conrad Hueight who, was in the Tutaekuri' river, gave evidence that he ihe b,oy against bathing and threaitened to thrash he disobeyed. 1l verdict boy was accidentally was returned. ■PBfir'.eOMPANIES , ' LEVIES f^o''-k^-\ : ' Pahiatua, This Day. • dairying companies, held at PaEiatua, on decided to make a levy fcl per lb on October butter mm^. .Viw jt■.contribution towards the df the Wellington CitiBm?!j^';Jfefenc6' Committee during BjI^Wa^OtJIINAMENT. , ■ tournahien-i of the ftri Bowling Aesociabeginning on eiitries are: —Rink, sniglee, 182.