TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1486, 21 October 1885, Page 4

TELEGRAPHIC.

. ; (UNITED PRESS .ASSOCIATION.) i Auckland, Tuesday.TheTongariro made a run frbm Wellington m 45 J hours m unf avQurable i weather. ' .'"". ; The Arawa takes 4000 carcases of frozea ; mutton, m addition to frozen beefj tinned : beef, &c. She sails to-morrow for London, .; ■ , . . ', A private cablegram from London i announces the sudden . death of Mr j Richard Keals, architect, of Auckland. \ Deceased had .arranged to take his j by the Rua.pehu/ back:to v^A.ub^- \ land,' '"'-'*. * _ •'■; "**'.' '/'■']]'..', • : 1 1 ; .' WBtLtNOTONi Tuesday. \ .Tohn Beal, , ,a . ranger, at Featherston, i had nearly the whole of hia • scalp taken bS by a horse he was riding stumbling and throwing him off,| and then treading on 1 his head. A man named Coleman thrown; from his 1 horse at -Featherstori'liad his skull fractured. Both men are m a precarious condition. Oamaru, Tuesday. A man named Hugh Laurenson fell off the express train yesterday evening, near the Waitaki Bridge. He was standing on the platform, and losing his balance fell on his face and shoulder clear of the rails. He sustained a slight concussion of the brain,' was a good deal cut about the face and head, and had his shoulder dislocated. ... ,, r Timabu, Tuesday. Very welcome' rains hWe fallen during the last few days, and the long drought seems to have completely broken