TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1244, 1 December 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

| VHITED mAS ASSOCIATION] FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT ' - Bi'toiUTHl, thii day, Edith. Anne Smith, Mervant to Mr Eussel,; stationnustir- at 'Sterling, fell from»carriage when the train was nearing Sterling last night, She wag conveyed to Bileluthaiand attended by Dr Smith but died W2 o'clock'.this morning, An inquest will be held to-day, OHWBTCHrjRCH, this %, The Industrial A'saooifttion,are'igoijig to ask the Government 'fo' offor V nonn,' for the tatrjof diunoad field

id ftew Zealand. During the discussion, Mveral members aaid ,that diamonds and stones had been found in Malvern and the West Coast district.

THE WHISKEY CASE.

Wbloinoxon, this day. The caaea in connection with the illicit distillation were -further considered at the Magistrate's Court this morning, and adjourned until 6th inst. FATAL ACCIDENT AT A ; PIONIO. , Dunbdin, this day. A melanoholy and fatal accident ooouired at the Maori Kaik to-day, by which: one of the passengers of the steamer Plucky, which, had gone there on an excursion trip, was killed. His name was Salmon, and he was manager of a broshware faotory in Cumberlandstreet, He \yaV sitting at the bottom.of a steep, incline, when a horse on the top dislodged a stone, which, rolling down, •truck him on the back of the neck, killing him instantaneously.. He is understood to be a single man. .

/ELECTIONEERING. ■ : Donedin, this day. Mr Stout will contest tha seat for the Peninsula,