TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 72, 26 February 1885, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC.

(I7&ITED" PB%SS /ASSOCIATION.) .-:: I)UNEDIN, February 25. The^tee'eiprs of the New Zealand Refriger|^g [Company, whose works at Burnslde "we.- within three miles of the city, ajgicl.who w.ere the first company m New to begin freezing operations, which they have carried on since August, 1882, .have passed the following resolutions" That m view of the small number^ of sheep guaranteed for shipment aiirin^the; ensuirigmonths of May, June, : Jiily? i: attd' August, the present high i&tdfs; of freight, and thejahsatisfactory pp'sUiioJri of the trade m London, this coinpaiy declines to commit itself to any^&rther freight arrangements." '■■-'- •-. Attckl and, ; Feb. 25 . SailoH^-Tarawera, for Sydney, with 1785 cases of preserved meat, valued at j£2l4sf*foi: the Sydney Government, for the use of troops going to the Soudan. '; WELLINGTON, Feb. 25. The^emMns of Mrs Eade, who died from blood-poisoning at the hospital on Mondays were interred ; this afternoon. The funeral* was conducted under the auspicefs of the ! Salvation Army, of which body deceased had been a member. A man named Neilson, employed as a carpenter at Mrssrs Stewart and Co's sawmiU^, Sied '^uUdehly. ,(it is believed, from Heart'disease) while at work on those premises' this afternoon. i ; .•:.:■••; ■■-■' -This Day. The Minister allows exhibits for the New Sfealkn^, Industrial Exhibition to be carried free" pf charge on the railways. Application for space m the exhibition must be deposited at the offices of the various local committees on Saturday next without fail. Space is very fast filling up. 1 ; '. ■ The £ody of young Urwin drowned on the 14tnijisfc^ was recovered this morning. "Vv..-.. : , ■ .■.;•■'-