TELEGRAMS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1740, 22 June 1886, Page 2

TELEGRAMS.

(united pbess association) AxjckiiAnd,' Monday. The schooner Maile has arrived from the. Islands, and reports all quiet. The Presbyterian Churches m the city have resolved to devote ilhe collections on Sunday next to the Botorua Relief Fund. The creditors m E. N. Ledge's bank* rupt estate have resolved to faring the conduct of the debtor under the notice of the Court for concealingr the^traeyjttate, of his affairs and receiving consignments of grain from the South which were not paid for nor mentioned m the statement. . The Harbor Board's new steam dredger arrived from Glasgow, via Adelaide and other ports, on Sunday afternoon. She \ was met by the Customs launch on com- : ing up th»i»rbor. • Ohristchurch, Monday. The forty.ninth anniversary of the Queen's accession was ceUbrjated by special services m several churches on Sunday. A quantity ot wreckage was found -oa. the beach near Sbuthbridge on Saturday. It is supposed to be a portion of a ftmall craft, but as the word Lyttelton was marked on the part, no doubt it came from that vessel. The farmers m Selwyn county are seriously concerned at the failure of their efforts to oopt with the small birds nuif. anc». Stveral of thsm have decided to Melvoqr te ti obtoin ' fqndj ttm Iht Coqa^r Council and Roa4 lo*rd to pw, v,dt Mv,tf rnaiia dUlributiei of Miwia^