TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 287, 1 November 1884, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

©lit ■.:•] ;ai- ii .CHRISTOHCRCTE^ 0ct.T:29.l Urn- .^•^ri : 'rikmeJ'J6bn.'G'ray,'a^€?d 40 a^'tm^ ,^ej^d! siicli irijiities froiii |a j^vO^agge pf v.dynftmite rsucttlei|ijr explocU h r 3rft§d ! that lie died a few. r hours later. An inquest #as held today, whenja. ,; verdict of Accidental death wan i*e•"'turned. :~ ; . 7,'u, . NELSON, Oct. 30.; ««£i the Supreme Court to-day Hugh Jones was found guilty of two charges of embezzling and of appropriafcV r fa@ snm§; of money belonging to the Great Republic Gold Mmmg 1 Compatty^ and was sentenced to; two years imprisonment on both charges, the sentences to lie concurrent. New Plymouth, Sept. 30\ At>ihe Supreme Court to-day, William Knight was sentenced to three years for horse stealing. ! Xli ; >' f Timahu, Oct. 30. ,Sh<*w; jes ( terday yrcm a great success, fully 4000 people being present.' A marked improvement.iwas.; shown m! most classes. Visitors from all parts of the colony were present. '..".. ' .'■ '. „ ./&k;i: - Dunemn, Oct> 30. i f ' .: Itf a^fctter to the Star it m stilted that owing to /the resolution of the Seamen's Union,' m Sydney, thkt t<» frtHP^fl ynige» •• he advanced td ! ij7 V1 jam; , tnapn^h, .'.--the, expenditure, .eft- the * irASI.Pq. Jas been, increased; £3000 ''* u peryear.' ' ' '"* '•' ' ' ' ! A meetingiß~Tsalted for tomorrow \ v to. take steps to, celebrate /Wyclitfs quincentenary. . ; •^ v ; ' l AucKLiNi); Oct. 30.; OlafTarseu,a sailor belonging to rau, Kaipara, was accidently killed byjbeing jammed between two logk v ; He was a native of Norway. 21 years olrlj and had no relatives m the 'iablony. •■ ; • ■"• ■■•'•■' ■•;■■" '^Tlie body of Mr Deciraus Atkinson futile Victim' of the late boat accident' .'^fl'ahi, has been recovered and buri- : •,uU#» y- v • .4. ..-•■■■ '•■■•• -.- '.-, I