TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1595, 30 December 1885, Page 4

TELEGRAPHIC.

(ONITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.") Auckland. Tuesday. The Batiortulist journal has died of inanition. The Waikato Mystery is still unsolved. It is proposed to exhume the body of the supposed murdered man t© find if he is identical with the missing man Dunbar, At the annual meeting of the Turkish Baths Company the report showed a falling off of lOOOvisitor as compared with the previous 3 r ear. The Nelson is expected to stay till next week, when Admiral Tyron inspects the local Naval forces. Wellington, Tuesday At the inquest on the body of young Dodd, who was drowned yesterday, the verdict was accidental death. The Hon. Mr Ballance leaves for Napier to-morrow to attend a great native meeting at Hastings on January 2nd. Lyttleton, Tuesday. The Orari has sailed for London with a cargo of wool and other produce. The New Zealand Shipping Company are advised of the arrival of the Aorangi at Plymouth on December 28th all well, and the frozen meat m good condition. Timaru, Tuesday. News reached here this afternoon that the Cave Hotel, about twenty miles from Timaru, was totally destroyed by fire this morning, several of the occupants having a narrow escape. No further particulars are to hand. Napier, Wednesday. A man named John Fitzgerald was killed yesterday at Havelock by jumping off a dray witli which the horses had bolted, and the wheel passing orer him.