TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1498, 4 November 1885, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

1 (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Rain ,;has jf alien, continuwwly m., this** r^ distric'fc'f^the List 34 hoarF' mitiittf'* v 'signs of ceasing, and frdinrthev?66ufitry districts heavy falls of snow are re.It is^prpbable'thati hea,vj flogg&i will follow*. * i West^pbt, Monday. A young man named Robert Wilson was drownedtOn^Friday, . last., uuXgttle Wahganui River, near Karamea Settlement. He was] crossing ;ib a cah^wliea it turned towards the surf, and aprmrentlygettibg frightened, jampedlia 'the stream and wasidrowned befotaahqse ins his company could Rescue him;| Ijeceased's father i is, a bo,ilerrj|ake?'at In« hercargill. '■ '>_ £^ i • ' Auckland^ Monday. The annual balance-sheet- of the Paterjmgi, Cheese, Company Ml<^^ lqßS{op the-year's'oifer^orisK'- XljxxJ^ The foundations of the Convent and \ s■. ISchof tmifiMgtf ViWmmyfflfW 9hiHK tate were laid yesterday by Bishop Luok> f , iH'thepPekenee^of-iddoWo'lite'. o w>V^ .Uoo ;T^ schooner Olive arrived from the Friendly IsUrafltf thi^afferhoria^dne'r-'^ pectealy. She was sent to Auckland for supplies of provisions, theresidents fanning Short. Church matters are worse .than.eY<er> Ji ;. jb ;-'u ,h .,-; V, r,-jih\ivj#*h' '<£K>v3. 'X/. ,\ Diwedin, Monday. A detective has left ffdrMeiootirne to bring [back William Dickson on a charge fof from his "employers,, JMessrp Marshall and Copeland. ■ _„_... \