TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3491, 22 April 1890, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

. (United Press Asßooiation.) Another Skeleton. '', Dunedin, April 21. A search party out for tbe young iraan named Allonder, lost on the iranges between Nenthorn and Waikouaiti, discovered two Bkeletsns at the bottom of a deop ravine,' evidently thoße of a full grown' person and a youth. As some matting and primitive spoons were alongside, the remains are supposed to be those of Maoris. Allender turned up safely, none tho worse for having spent two duys and a night on the ranges. An Important Killing. Gisbobne, April 21. In tl:o Distrisb Court to-day, Judge Broad ruled that Section 10 of the DistrictCo'urtß Amendment Act, 1888, which was intended to give power to iak« evidfnee at a distance, was in-operative,-inasmuch aa no jurisdicinn wns given to anyone to take"videuce at the Court for the exainin U on of distant witnesses,

Fatal Accidents*'

Auckland, April 21.

A tail-known joekey named James Carey was thrown from a horse on Sunday, on Panmureroad, and when discovered, was found to be uncon Ecious, andjsufferiiig from a fractureof the skull, concussion of the brain, and a broken "collarbone, The unfortunate maivwas removed to the hospital, where he died to-day. He leaves a widow and several children. A fisherman uamed Charles John-

ston has teen drowned by the upsetting of a boat near t\ie Sandspit ligbthouse, outsido the harbour. The deceased, who was a Swede, leaves a wife and two children.