TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 248, 21 September 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

INTERPROVINCIAL.

"~~ (PBB trN_TEi>~ ffißSS ASSOCIATION.)-*'^ Dunbdin, September 19. The pedestrian Edwards arrived to-day from Melbourne to fulfil his; matches with young ScOtti '-■■' --' * The New ZaalancMLoan and Mercantile Company f have imported, per twelve merino rams, three Lipcoln rams, and one short-horn bull. Thjese were selected by Mr Brydori, tbe~ manager m Melbourne. ..Seven of the imeviuos are from -Gibson and JSon's floisk, Tasmania. The short-horn bull liord Penryhn 2ndj is considered a very 'fcue youngster. „.;,' AucklanDi September 19, , The whole of the single women by tte •Doric have got situations, and the depot " is 'empty. «I ■ ' Saa Ar. ; ' s ; i ■ i ••". -._ ; j Robert Golding, a youth, has been committed, for triaLqn a charge of, lafceny and fW chargies for breaking and entering. Golding is m ar respectable position, and would never have' been suspected. I " GnEYMoirrHf September 19,1'^"^ ' | Exceptionally dry weather has been experienced; ;the last; 'lew 'W^eeksi antir minejs^re beginning jthel sca^,. idty of water. / O' s r * fl j Thames, ,-Sepliember 19. y^ \ j A fire has been raging since 3unday morning m. the old workings" of the,Caledonian minei at No. I level, m the' vicinity j of /the famous, Trun. of; gold,: where thousands of'.tonß^of' fireVood' ,have been utilised m up stbpes. ' _t is likely to burn for some time, there being no means ot checking its spread. ! The Waiotahi,;' Golden Growo^Oaledonian, and iOthef; mines are; prevented from working, owing to a consequent rise of gas, and over 70 men are: thus thrown joutvof employments . : i>l . , ' . , . . «»_ __ : . t. -.