The Irish Delegates.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3361, 15 November 1889, Page 2

The Irish Delegates.

Palmehstox Nortu, Friday, Mr Dillon and Sir H, Esmondo addressed a crowded and enthusiastic meeting here last night, Over LI 50 was collected in subscriptions and admission fees, Wesleyan Conference. Ciiiiisrciiußcu, Nov 14. At the Wesleyan district meeting to-day, a discussion took place on a recommendation in favour of a separate conference for New Zealand. The voting was-in favour, 18; against, 'J; neutral, 2. Tho Rev J. •J. Lewis, of St Albans, was elected representative, Suitable Acknowledgment Ciiristohuiujh, November 1-1. Mr M, Donnelly, editor of the Christchurch Telegragh, was presented with a black marble timepiece to-day in recognition of his valuable services, rendered in exposing Clampetfc, alius Sullivan, Tho prosont was subscribed for in sixpences alone Very complimentary remarks were passed on tho determined way in which Mr Donnelly ferreted out' the information, ACCIDENTST Hokitika, November 11. A fatal accident occurred to-day to a miner named Joseph Lacy, residing at Kumara, He was working in his claim when asmall slip of earth forced him against a sharpedged stone, which broke his skull, He died whilst being taken to the hospital. A serious injury happened to a miner named Griffiths, at Kiuiu, Ho fell down a shaft a distance of -10 ft. JJis spine was severely. He was taken taken to the local hospital. WuLLiKorox, Friday. Nothing at present has been decided re tho small-pox passenger by tho -Jubilee, The Harbourmaster has simply received an intimation similar to that in the Sydney cable.