TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 January 1923, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

BY -'I, l|,v I'll—l»Kk ITIKSs ASSOCIATION’ A PRIEST'S DEATH. ■ TM'XEDIX, Jan. 11 Cable' advice was received this morning by Bishop Whyte, of the death of Moii'-ignnr Colley, aged dd. in the hos--1 pital al Eimeriek. voffey was admm- * e.trator of St Joseph'- V'atlmJr.tl. 1 1 'um-iliu . and was on a tw o - -r- bn - - i 'day . A CIVIC WE ECO.ME. WELEIXGTON'. January 11. Delegates ami memh- r- attending the Sixteenth Congress held iimled auspices of Australasian Society for the Advancement of Science were tendered J a t-ivin rewaption at the Town Hall to- | d"y. Tho-e iii attendance numbered about four hundred, including one him- I died from Australia. j WAR MEMORIAE BI.ANS. • f.XVERCARGIEE. Jan 11. . Mr Hummer of Auckland, adjudicat- - <xl on the plans for Southland War Aleinniial t-> lost eill.()()(). The lir.-t j prize. LI-VI gne- pi Comli.-s ami White! of Dunedin and tlm. .-toond ol if.Vi t. - .Al. I\. DraffjA of Am-I-Jand. Tlm mam Itihric wid n- ol reinfori-ed eom-rele. ! cm ere,| with -lulls of Bluff granite. ; WAITOAIO i:FT T)EXT. TE KEITI. Jan 11. ! The Magisterial recount wa.- liniulmd ; l his morning and re-ulu d : - J. B olle-t on (I!.i . AI i' j W. T. Jennings ii..i .f.'til.'l Informal !E ! 111. -ASTI X( 1 ACCIDENT. ! BAbMEBSTON N.. Jan 11. j Wluie blasting at Top Camp. Man-I galiao. last evening two men, A. Stiir- ; geon and D. Ifrav. plnei-d three charges | of grli-gnite in a tunnel. Two ware ' heard lo e.-.idude and. tbe limn later | w .-iii I,a 1,. -In-! when limy iirnvid.l 1 In- third charge extilodevl injuring : Si n Ip-. Cll ii! Pie eye. I'a: -e and lleek I i and Hcav in tlm face. Both "ere sent lo Bnlmei'sl tin hospital ai-J. are progre sing favourably. : ;; \MES 111-' CHANCE. TI.M.ARE. January 11. t tlm M.igi-I -ale's ( T-mi-t. fi. S. , ( : . . was lined L'2ll and costs lor conducting a Ireasitre limit in connection 1 w ii'i Caroline Bay Carnival. Five j others "ere each tilled £2 and ec--is lor j I conducting games of chance.