TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1504, 12 November 1885, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(per jnited fkess association. J Dunkdin, Wednesday, j The Committee of the Diinedin Hospital has resolved to take the necessary steps to form it into a separate institution under the Hospital and Charitable Aid Act. The Phoenix mine at Skippers has crashed 580 ob retorted gold; from 42u tons of stone. : TiMAftU, Wednesday. The poll m connection with the proposed harl»or loan of Jbl oo,ooo shows ah overwhelming majority m favor of it. : Nelson, Wednesday. An inqmest was held yesterday on the body of a lad named Williams, an inmate m St. Mary's Orphanage, who was drowned on Monday last. A verdict of found drowned was returned. Christchdrch, Wednesday. The first annual Dog Show, under the auspices of the Canterbury Fox Terrier Club, was held yesterday. 328 dogs were enterod, and were on, the whole of a, superior class. ; Sir Julius and Lady Yogel have arrived hero for the holidays They will' return South at the end of the v.-eek. An Old English Fancy Fair on a! large scale was opened yesterday m

tbe .prillshed. The object is to raise miypey "to pay off the debt on the bwiilding. The interior is turned into idealistic; representation of an oil English street. The attendance has been t very large. Penguin left for Dunedin yesterday afternoon m tow of the Tarawera. Auckland' Wednesday. Mr Jones, who was gored by a bull he was taking to the ' turirSndw, died on Wbnday from his : injuries. / ,i » / At the" Agricultural and Pastoral "AsaodtatinVs" ann^htKnitel^eh Mon • day evening, f Major? Walajsjgy said he hoped , thafe a£ tnei& jfeir's show the New Zealand Stud and Pedigree Company would be able to exhibit a fitting. BUcpQs§or tayMusket. '''"'■ ;S f ' ? ■" Napier, Wednesday. f - Mr, J. A, Cunningham, son of Mr A.; H. punninghafn, ; an otdlSanter- ! Wry 'settler/ died' yesterday^after a short illness. ( •■•.•• ■■, ; . Th'e' funeral of \U F H. Drower, of Waipujcarau, was largely attended 6a* Monday .> , . \ \ '■% '1 >