TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1225, 7 November 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

JUNITE]P PRE f S3 ASSOUIATIONI ; HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO A HORSE. > v.)v) t Taoto, this day, Malicious injury. to a horae. belonging to Mr Gallagher, publican, was discovered Mt'SundayiiThe tinimal was found near Sofiey'i sanatorium with its baok out open l( t>y / a/toiriah&wk. Two> oilier*! valuable' hones wore found dead belonging to the saiiia'ow tier, Borne'. fe&fncmths igoj' ,1% REWI.

Aihxaxbiu, tliii day. Rewl cams over last night to "Wbatiwhajjihoe' jijeQi'iAJ tUeft until Eomo arrangement is arrived it. Arawa and other visitors in numbers aro expected, Mm Mtttttrr!. :<■ BURGLARS INTERRUPTED, !q r, ALI .Ohkistchdrch, this day, 1 ITtri-atterapM at burglary wore apparently made in Qhristchurch on Sunday jinil forced open, and the lock of another tampered with, but there is no property miißing. : I [(), il! auliHo!'! THE NATIVE MEETISG AT iREWI;SENTFORBY THE CHIEFS,

Alexandra, November 6, i of chiefs was ijeld last night at Whatiffhatiuoe,' and it'Ws determined .to send for Rewi for consultation, and: he was sent for this morning by Wahanui. evening, and the peonje-told'not to go h0me..,,..; SERIOUS CHARGE.AGAINST A•v: « s ~. QpisxoHDEOH, November 6, . Scandal is bWy<with the name of a Presbyterian pastor, long residing in Cliriitchurch; ngiiiiafcinwliomM certain tain seriouß charges have been mado, There is a division in the Presbytery on the subject, and is is not known what the issue wi|l be; 7-7-7-——

' MOST SUCCESSFDI) ANGLING, 6. Several fine takes of trout.were seonred in the E|olw.yn- Riyer dijring the/last week ;by Mr P. Stoddavt, president of the Anglers' Society, BunQdin.:;; iQn Monday two' 2|lb and one 61b 1 , were! taken. On Tuesday, within ten'minutesj four were hookod, two breaking tackle, and before 8 p.m. eleven were landed, from 3 to 6flbs, totaljngiin all4211)8 ,On Wednesday, in a fowihoura, /eight were staken, 'weighing as muchias couldibo earned, .Mr Mark Stoddart,'.,lwbfl 'accompanied' his tieptew, w.i'ites be lias never seen in any; part of - the! worid ttuoh 1 ' fins' l ' flih for .ah »pe, coaditibii(isplci^lapi?['e|i^in^,'| J it • v-iirriiy •' •-

iii ;., ! pHraaTCHDRCH, Noyember 0, : . (: * -.M I ?! ji%.ATO?pK T ,«/-'from ryarious publia ipdiesj j tation •, o( ; .|)ii. j the ■jMayor/lwaß held in %Gjty! ooqiiei|> Planners' kV 3: p.m..t6.day.,; Several Parlia-;; ment .ware who preslilei},thanked those' present foi S|)js' and ulwiPW® ing for. cott--itruotiou of the r^e«t.(|osßt.;Ji'ne,)/ ;,;[. /; Mojires, (■raprasantinß, i(with i Mr Ohryatall) tba .ohamboi!! of,oomraQroe : , undqratood that itia neaessarj that all: IhosewKo attend'Veri'ple Aged iri'favor of' the «&;■ posod linef,'; Th^ w^Hj|;|pitt^im b ßri! of the oharaher,;! in faror of tliis coast, in preference to .an -east coast - lino," Personally; h»: hppoied' toi the' 000,000; l6aiji!«lf'. the league '-was tp% male inqujriee l and' inTeStlgat#"' by committeeaitliadhis heathyiujif( , 6ift I ' ,xV Mr A. 6. Howlirid J fto'posed,' I !'' That this contention ;ftirm ; i s&lf into' an flssooiatiori,; to bo Railway Leaguo,' the asßoclation t'o''i)ohßißt ?; of v a t', chairraan,',isecrekry,- and l treasurer, and a committee ofthe -qentWn ' present; with poWer.to add to their'riiifebeß" This was carried Without 1 Bpbosi'tibtl, The - t first was,,.:<! Thapt is the jo'plnjpn.'bf this waste of pttblio -fundsiapd detrimental to; .the interests ofi'ihii !provihoe ! ' and the colony at latge.'.-i i/.;-!irj ;jui ki -To this |;Mr' Ei'iG.'ii Wright' fooved a Series of. amendments ! iii ! tho' J ditection of delaythe TKereywaa'con^ideji;^^^iß^Mjo|ii"'the"" result; being that the ame't|dmentsi, were withdrawn Land] the {ojlqwing, 'resolution carried:~! ( That. 4n ; JS yiew ,of-,thei f lar&e rwourcen of the-Weat; iCoaaUndiofa gpip** this joan 1 allowed towiifdtri -''the •Wa'nk.line ■ northwafdi-should 'be applied in the cbnstraction o(Mitie ■ mil to.. : the< West- Coast,- and that, the i wyamfl«jJbo raquestea toJckbae tyM s»jle ##ly Wpbs'jibU with-!II to Mollis tiSSlittS i itn9 meeting separated; —: k2 jFATALJICOIDENT £L 1 .«>n ij A man named Jamea Pavrell was killed ■ through a fall of earth while working in 1 »graral pit «t Winton yesterday,

- iJ ■ . \Ddnedin ( this Jay, *' The City suburban'Uramway, has been thrown into # company with'a capital of £IO,OOO in one pound.Bhares. RIFLE ASSOCIATION. .......: -DoNEWN,:thißday: - | The weather is fino to-day; ]biitsßtron'g wind is blowing right hcro'sEl the 'ratine; ;The following are the. highest aggregates for the carbide 1 " belt, but 4tfe : ■ 'of .the union matoh is ,yet to be fired {Weir,' Thameß, 1 - 252; 'Allan, .Diirieflin, 244; P. ;Jran<|e,; Wellington,;, 24t; iWilliams, Wellington j 'Ross',' Napier, 240 ; Ross, Thames, 239; Gordon, Thames,, 23*1; .Somerville, Wanganui, 1 ' and W. ( Harris,\ Wellington^\236; Laird," 1 Wiingairai, and Webb, Wellington, 235 McOtediej i Wellington;: [Gill, [[Thamei), Perry, \\fanganui,. Fioyd,.Thames,., and McKenzie, Wellington,' 234; Holmes, Wellington, j231,; Kuchen, Wellington, 22g; Thomas, Thames','A, 1 Dixon/ I 'Wei-; lington, and Turner, Wellingtoii, 220.