TELEGRAMS

Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1915, Page 3

TELEGRAMS

. [PER PKEHB ASSOCIATION.) STRUCK OFF THE ROLLS. 'Wellington This Day. The Appeal Court made absolute an order to strike W. G. H. Baillie off die Roll's of Solicitors of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. An order was made against Baillie for fifteen guineas costs and disbursements. FOUND DROWNED Tekuiti This Day. James Paget, a middle-aged wagon driver was found drowned in the Mokau river, near Pio Pio. He has been missing since Sunday last. FIRE AT CHRISTCHUROH Christchit.'ch, This Day. A fire last evening caused considerable damage in a block ol buildings in Litchlield-fctreet, owned by R. E. England. Tho flames swept the top floor, used as a soft goods wjarehouso by Archibald Clarke and Sons, Ltd. The fire completely destroyed the large stock which was insured for £1500 n the South British office and for £1500 in the New Zealand Fire Office. The stock on the ground floor was owned by Ford and Mirams, and it also was damaged. MAGAZINES, ETC., FOR SOLDIERS Wellington, This Day. Magazines, games, etc., ilor the troops encamped at Waikanae, should be addressed to Mr F. Duncan, the school. Waikanae. FATAL ACCIDENT. iHaniilton. Tins Day. John Lloyd who had both thighs fractured, and sustained other injuries fiy falling coal at the Huutly mine on Tuesday, died in the Waikato hospital. A SLIGHT MISAPPREHENSION. Christchurch, Tin's Day. Excitement was caused at Lyttelton this morning by a man who informed tho police that his mate had been murdered in his bach. The police, after making arrangements for the removal of the body visited the house, but fouud that the man was only sound asleep. The first man was then arrested on a charge of drunkenness.