TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1139, 31 July 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

IONITBD PKEBB - ' DEATH. BY DROWNING. ■■ MRRIKINISM.' :: Christohukoh, thig,day, A laborer named-Isaao Eriokson was drowned- at Rhodes' Bay on Saturday while Bwiimriing'to a boatanohored.about a chain from the beach. '" A number of laYnkins oh Friday Kaiapoi sank' the dredge to the Harbor Board.' ' . j qV^ ,i * ~ .-FIRE. AN]D. ;)YATER.HHORRIBLE -DEiTHi^'i', y;' j ;y'-'DnNEpiN,' t^is/day.'' A. fire,; was. discovered.:qarly. yesterday mprniflg;,in.the cellar, of TnomaaMcGiJl's drapery, sjiopjn.the .Arcade/; j A'/coaatable yasij.heiritito see, the, fire, wljo WW on the being Cognizant of,it.v. ; With assistance < the' fire was ''toon extin'guishediCiiThe :stMk, !! &e:v : 'was in; sured for £2ooo,"equally divided • betVeaii the Zealand- and-the--National; MoQillCt J "tHe lvalue ranges between''M9oo' ,: and Ci quantity (»f oiled 1 ' wrappings; ; "rags. -So., beirig'discovered on 'fift! in such a position htfs ; tb'lead'tlie police to arreat McGi|l. 1! '-j' : The damage by floods in this immediate ,■■■■,<. it.Of VW,V.-; ailAVi/i

neighborhood of Duhedin Oa tint several Jmusbs oneMverWdpagai] wtlaM|ll|s, QUBMid yednfe Mr^|, r to-aay. M Jomißttinfl's the-paten-gor's had to leave the traib and on foot toWaitahuna, where hotel accommodation.tob provided |rainidid v not ;r.eaoh. ras7iiruntillyejterdfym&itm|. i: j ; ' pany, received a cablegram stating that David Nintone, second engineer of the Wftkatipu, was killed by falling in among the engines the djiy after leaving Welling ton. He was literally smashed to pi&fe He leaves a. widow in Dunedin, but' no family. His life was insured in th'e Government office for £2OO, under the com-, pany's rale af compelling eea-going officers, to insure for amounts according to ratilcs' s

FIRE AT NELSON. j """" ' .9 Neison, this day,

The Bay View Hotel on the Wakawa road was destroyed by fire at 6,30 last night, The ocoupier, Mr Fogden, smelt', a strong smell of burning, and in his-, search opened a door under the staircase when the flames broke out. The furniture was also almost completely destroyed; The license was allowed to lapse at the' last meeting of the Licensing Oourt.j The building was insured in the Norwioh for' ;£3OO and the furniture fur J2OO. I' : " FIRE-AT NAPIER. | Napier, this day. The woolshed on Chesterhupe Station was destroyed by fire ou Saturday night. The building was observed to be all right on Saturday evening, and on Sunday morning it was discovered a heap of ruins, It was insured in tho Union office for £BOO, but the building contained uninsured property consisting of grass seed, farm implements, and eheepskins valued at between £3OO and i4OO, The origin is unknown, hut it is feared to be the work of an incendiary. j ®